问题
单项选择题
腕横纹上及向上0.5寸、1寸、1.5寸，尺侧腕屈肌腱的桡侧，其穴位分别是：
A．通里 神门 灵道 阴郄
B．神门 灵道 通里 阴郄
C．神门 阴郄 通里 灵道
D．灵道 通里 神门 阴郄
E．阴郄 神门 通里 灵道
答案
参考答案：C
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腕横纹上及向上0.5寸、1寸、1.5寸，尺侧腕屈肌腱的桡侧，其穴位分别是：
A．通里 神门 灵道 阴郄
B．神门 灵道 通里 阴郄
C．神门 阴郄 通里 灵道
D．灵道 通里 神门 阴郄
E．阴郄 神门 通里 灵道
参考答案：C
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