问题
单项选择题
关于外周神经冲动能否传入高级神经中枢引起疼痛的学说是（）。
A．闸门控制学说
B．神经传导学说
C．牙本质传导学说
D．流体动力学理论
E．以上都不对
答案
参考答案：A
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关于外周神经冲动能否传入高级神经中枢引起疼痛的学说是（）。
A．闸门控制学说
B．神经传导学说
C．牙本质传导学说
D．流体动力学理论
E．以上都不对
参考答案：A
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