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男性,71岁。患慢性支气管炎和阻塞性肺气肿近10年,曾因呼吸衰竭抢救2次。目前动则气急,不吸氧时动脉血气分析PaO26.7kPa(50mmHg),PaCO26.7kPa(50mmHg)。正在医生指导下接受呼吸康复治疗。

为减轻肺动脉高压、改善生命质量,首选下列哪项治疗()。

A.应用长期家庭氧疗

B.应用阿米脱林,提高PaO2

C.应用降肺动脉压药物

D.应用间歇正压通气

E.应用膈肌起搏器

答案

参考答案:A

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