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治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药是（）A.喹碘方B.甲硝唑C.二氯尼特D.依米丁E.乙酰胂胺

A、治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药是

B、喹碘方

C、甲硝唑

D、二氯尼特

E、依米丁

F、乙酰胂胺

时间：2021-12-28 09:44 关键词：药理学主管药师

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B
甲硝唑对阿米巴大滋养体有直接杀灭作用，是治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药，所以答案为B。

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