问题
单项选择题
老年男性患者,反复咳嗽、咳大量脓痰40余年,有时咯整口鲜血,有时伴发热,经治疗后可以好转。近5年来间断出现双下肢水肿伴活动耐力下降。
以下心电图检查结果中对诊断肺心病最有帮助的是( )
A.心房纤颤
B.aVR呈qR形
C.肢导低电压
D.完全性右束支传导阻滞
E.窦性心率120次/分
答案
参考答案:B
老年男性患者,反复咳嗽、咳大量脓痰40余年,有时咯整口鲜血,有时伴发热,经治疗后可以好转。近5年来间断出现双下肢水肿伴活动耐力下降。
以下心电图检查结果中对诊断肺心病最有帮助的是( )
A.心房纤颤
B.aVR呈qR形
C.肢导低电压
D.完全性右束支传导阻滞
E.窦性心率120次/分
参考答案:B
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