问题
单项选择题 A1/A2型题
治疗扁桃体炎急性发作时错误的是（）。
A.适当隔离
B.应用抗生素控制感染
C.复方硼砂溶液等药物漱口
D.手术治疗
E.应用疏风清热、消肿解毒的中药
答案
参考答案：D
解析：扁桃体炎具有传染性，故患者要适当隔离。抗生素首选青霉素。扁桃体急性炎症时，一般不施行手术，在炎症消退2～3周后切除扁桃体。
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治疗扁桃体炎急性发作时错误的是（）。
A.适当隔离
B.应用抗生素控制感染
C.复方硼砂溶液等药物漱口
D.手术治疗
E.应用疏风清热、消肿解毒的中药
参考答案：D
解析：扁桃体炎具有传染性，故患者要适当隔离。抗生素首选青霉素。扁桃体急性炎症时，一般不施行手术，在炎症消退2～3周后切除扁桃体。
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