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以上腧穴中，善于治疗口歪的是（）。以上腧穴中，治疗汗证首选的是（）。
A.内关
B.复溜
C.太溪
D.阴谷
E.太冲
答案
参考答案：E,B
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以上腧穴中，善于治疗口歪的是（）。以上腧穴中，治疗汗证首选的是（）。
A.内关
B.复溜
C.太溪
D.阴谷
E.太冲
参考答案：E,B
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