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患者，女性，26岁，被发现时已昏迷在床上。送入医院后，口吐白沫，并有大蒜样气味，察双侧瞳孔如针尖样大小。
为明确诊断，应首先做的辅助检查是 （）
A.呕吐物鉴定
B.脑电图
C.头颅超声波
D.脑脊液测定
E.CT
答案
参考答案：A
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患者，女性，26岁，被发现时已昏迷在床上。送入医院后，口吐白沫，并有大蒜样气味，察双侧瞳孔如针尖样大小。
为明确诊断，应首先做的辅助检查是 （）
A.呕吐物鉴定
B.脑电图
C.头颅超声波
D.脑脊液测定
E.CT
参考答案：A
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