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患者女,42岁,发作性咳喘5年余,春秋季易发作,每次发作持续1个月,当地医院诊断为“慢性支气管炎”,给予抗菌、镇咳、平喘治疗后可缓解。近2年病情加重,全年均有症状,当地医院诊断“哮喘”,给予“沙美特罗替卡松干粉吸入剂50/250μg,2次/d”治疗,患者自觉效果不佳未规律使用。

需要进行的检查包括(提示患者职业为教师,变应原检测结果为:猫、狗皮毛中度过敏,但患者及亲属家中未饲养宠物。追问病史,患者因为顾虑激素的不良反应未规律使用,且吸入药物的使用方法错误。经过医师的解释和药物吸入方法的传授后,患者开始规律吸入沙美特罗替卡松干粉吸入剂50/250μg,2次/d,1个月后复查,自述症状有改善,肺功能FEV占预计值的77%,但仍述间断喘息,患者追述近2年间断咳脓痰,有时痰为棕色。)()

A.痰细菌培养+药物敏感实验

B.诱导痰细胞分类计数

C.胸部CT

D.支气管镜检查

E.痰涂片抗酸杆菌

答案

参考答案:A, B, C, D, E

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