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女，26岁，主诉近半年全口牙龈逐渐肿大，刷牙易出血，偶有自动出血史。
确诊前应重点作如下检查，除了 （）
A.牙龈色、形、质
B.牙周探诊检查
C.血常规+分类
D.白细胞的趋化功能
E.是否有不良修复体
答案
参考答案：D
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女，26岁，主诉近半年全口牙龈逐渐肿大，刷牙易出血，偶有自动出血史。
确诊前应重点作如下检查，除了 （）
A.牙龈色、形、质
B.牙周探诊检查
C.血常规+分类
D.白细胞的趋化功能
E.是否有不良修复体
参考答案：D
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