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治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药是()A.喹碘方B.甲硝唑C.二氯尼特D.依米丁E.乙酰胂胺

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2021-12-28 09:44
A、治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药是
B、喹碘方
C、甲硝唑
D、二氯尼特
E、依米丁
F、乙酰胂胺
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正确答案
B

试题解析
甲硝唑对阿米巴大滋养体有直接杀灭作用,是治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药,所以答案为B。

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变异型心绞痛可首选的治疗药物是( )A.硝酸甘油B.硝苯地平 C.硝普钠 D.普萘洛尔
阿米巴性肝脓肿首选的治疗方法是()
SMT产品须经过:a.零件放置b.迥焊c.清洗d.上锡膏,其先后顺序为()
治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药是()
治疗急性阿米巴痢疾和阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药是()
禽类特有的中枢免疫器官是()A.骨髓B.腔上囊C.胸腺D.脾脏E.哈德氏腺
治疗阿米巴肝脓肿的首选药是()A.喹碘方B.甲硝唑C.二氯尼特D.依米丁E.乙酰胂胺
治疗急性阿米巴痢疾和阿米巴肝脓肿应首选()
Passage 3  Though many television programs are very trivial, all channels have many admirable features, which make the best  1 use of this new  2 and wonderful entertainment and information, not to mention intellectual  3 . More than anything else, television drama_4 special mention. It may be difficult to go to a theater, but people who stay at home have5 opportunity for seeing good plus6 produced for television, as well as good programs of criticism. The remarkable growth in the circulation of the good-quality Sunday newspapers, and the7 of some of their less admirable rivals, indicates an improvement of the public taste, and although the development of education may have something to do with this it seems likely that television is  8 responsible too.   9 the other side there may be  10 for serious concern about the probable negative effects of some television programs  11 scenes of violence and crime are presented. The criminals are confident, well dressed, daring and dominant. The women are attractive, the men successful in  12 their admiration.  It would be absurd to  13 television wholly for the increase in crime in the last two decades.  14 may be observed that some anti-social people, young and old, have not seen much television violence, and that vast numbers of addicts of crime-and-violence films  15 themselves; but such statistical  16 do not prove anything.  17 is dear is that the increase in  18 with portrayals, of negative behavior as interesting behavior has  19 with an actual increase in anti-social behavior. There seems to be enough evidence to suggest that a great restraint over a long period in such portrayals  20 a worthwhile experiment.  1. A. probable   B. likely    C. possible   D. liable  2. A. mean     B. medium    C. source    D. instrument  3. A. pursuit    B. resource   C. interest   D. appeal  4. A. earns     B. reserves   C. worth     D. deserves  5. A. ample     B. comparable  C. accessible  D. available  6. A. peculiarly  B. exclusively  C. specially   D. principally  7. A. decline    B. popularity  C. reputation  D. attraction  8. A. sufficiently B. moderately  C. partly    D. vainly  9. A. From     B. By      C. On      D. In  10. A. places    B. room     C. rooms     D. possible  11. A. on which   B. from which  C. in which   D. of which  12. A. appealing  B. acquiring   C. engaging   D. winning  13. A. disapprove  B. charge    C. accuse    D. blame  14. A. This     B. That     C. It      D. What  15. A. enact    B. behave    C. conceive   D. perform  16. A. findings   B. discoveries  C. numbers    D. consequences  17. A. It      B. As      C. What     D. Which  18. A. experience  B. popularity  C. knowledge   D. familiarity  19. A. collaborated B. configured  C. matched    D. coincided  20. A. was     B. be      C. might be   D. were
Passage 2  Most worthwhile careers require some kind of specialized training. Ideally, therefore, the choice of an  1 should be made even before choice of a curriculum in high school. Actually,  2  , most people make several job choices during their working lives,  3   because of economic and industrial changes and partly to improve their position. The “one perfect job” does not  4  . Young people should  5   enters into a broad flexible training program that will  6   them for a field of work rather than for a single  7 .  Unfortunately many young people have to make career plans  8  benefit of help from an  9   vocational counselor or psychologist. Knowing  10   about the occupational world, or themselves for that matter, they choose their lifework on a hit-or-miss basis. Some  11   from job to job. Others  12   to work in which they are unhappy and for which they are not fitted.  One common mistake is choosing an occupation for  13   real or imagined prestige. Too many high-school students-or their parents for them-choose the professional field,  14   both the relatively small proportion of workers in the professions and the extremely high educational and personal  15  . The imagined or real prestige of a profession or a white-collar job is no good  16   for choosing it as life’s work.  17  , these occupations are not always well-paid, since a large  18   of jobs are in mechanical and manual work. The  19   of young people should give serious  20   to these fields.1. A. identification  B. entertainment  C. accommodation  D. occupation2. A. however     B. thus       C. though      D. thereby3. A. entirely     B. mainly      C. partly      D. possibly4. A. fade       B. vanish      C. survive     D. exist5. A. since      B. therefore    C. furthermore   D. for6. A. make       B. fit       C. take       D. leave7. A. job       B. way       C. means      D. company8. A. with       B. for       C. without     D. to9. A. competent    B. competitive   C. aggressive    D. effective10. A. little     B. few       C. much       D. more11. A. turn      B. drift      C. leave      D. float12. A. apply      B. appeal      C. stick      D. turn13. A. our       B. its       C. your       D. their14. A. concerning   B. following    C. considering   D. disregarding15. A. preferences   B. requirements   C. tendencies    D. ambitions16. A. resource    B. background    C. reason      D. basis17. A. So       B. Nevertheless   C. But       D. Moreover18. A. rate      B. thickness    C. proportion    D. density19. A. majority    B. minimum     C. minority     D. multitude20. A. proposal    B. suggestion    C. consideration  D. appraisal
Passage 1  Do you know insurance (保险)? Buying insurance is a (1)______ by which people can protect themselves (2)______ large losses. Protection against fire is one kind of insurance. Large numbers of people pay (3)______ sums of money to an insurance company. Although thousands of people have paid for fire insurance, only (4)______ will lose their homes by fire The insurance company will pay for these homes out of the sums of money it has (5)______ .  The first modem fire insurance company was (6)______ in London, England, in 1666. A great fire had just (7)______ most of the cities, and people wanted protection against (8)______ losses. The first company (9)______ rapidly. Soon other companies were founded in other areas.  Benjamin Franklin helped form the first fire insurance company in America in 1752. He also (10)______ a new kind of insurance for (11)______. The new insurance would offer protection against the loss of crops (12)______ storms.  In 1775, Benjamin Franklin helped start (13)______ new insurance company in America. This company, (14)______ offered life insurance, collected some money (15)______ from many different men (16)______ a man died, his family was given a large sum of money. Today, this company is (17)______ in Business.  Over the years, people have (18)______ from many new kinds of insurance when they have suffered from (19)______ accidents as car and plane crashes.(20)______, almost everyone has some kinds of insurance.1. A. way       B. company     C. thought      D. means2. A. between     B. to        C. from       D. on3. A. small      B. large      C. little      D. few4. A. few       B. quite a few   C. a few       D. many5. A. fobbed      B. taken      C. collected     D. Borrowed6. A. organized    B. found      C. Built       D. formed7. A. injured     B. hurt       C. destroyed     D. harmed8. A. longer      B. farther     C. further      D. deeper9. A. grew       B. went       C. existed      D. 3 raised10. A. insisted    B. suggested    C. advised      D. wanted11. A. workers     B. salesmen     C. farmers      D. people12. A. By       B. from       C. for        D. with13. A. other      B. some       C. certain      D. another14. A. which      B. that       C. who        D. where15. A. regularly    B. often      C. usually      D. always16. A. Although    B. Until      C. If        D. Unless17. A. still      B. also       C. already      D. always18. A. heard      B. paid       C. Benefited     D. offered19. A. such      B. many       C. the        D. more20. A. Gradually    B. Today      C. Tomorrow     D. Lately
隔墙自重由()承受。A.柱;B.墙;C.楼板;D.小梁;E.基础。
Passage 2  In sports the sexes are separate. (1)______ and men do not run or swim in the same races. Women are less strong than men. That (2)______ is (3)______ people say. Women are (4)______ “the weaker sex”, or if men want to please them,“the fair sex”. But boys and girls are taught (5)______ schools and universities. There are women (6)______ are famous prime ministers, scientists and writers. And women live longer than men. (7)______ European woman can expect (8)______ until the age of 74; a man only until he is 68. Are women's bodies really weaker? The fastest men can run a mile in (9)______ 4 minutes. The best women need 5 minutes. Women's times are always slower than (10)______ , but some facts are a surprise. Some of the (11)______ women swimmers today are girls. One of them swam 400 meters (12)______ 4 minutes and 21.2 seconds when she was only 16. The first“Tartan” in films (13)______ an Olympic swimmer, Johnny Weissmuller. His fastest 400 meters was 4 minutes and 59.1 seconds, (14)______ is 37.9 seconds (15)______ than a girl 50 years (16)______! This does not mean that women are catching men (17)______. Conditions are very different now, and sport is much (18)______ serious. It is (19)______ serious that some women are given hormone injections. At the Olympics a doctor has to check (20)______ the women are really women or not. It seems like that sport has many problems. Life can be very complicated when there are more than two separate sexes.1. A. Woman      B. Womans      C. Women     D. Females2. A. at least    B. at most     C. at less    D. at more3. A. that      B. which      C. what      D. who4. A. call      B. called      C. calls     D. to call5. A. in       B. to        C. on       D. at6. A. who       B. whom       C. what      D. that7. A. A        B. An        C. The      D. /8. A. live      B. to live     C. living     D. lived9. A. among      B. between     C. under     D. amount10. A. men      B. man       C. men’s     D. man’s11. A. fast      B. faster      C. fastest    D. fastly12. A. in       B. on        C. under     D. between13. A. were      B. is        C. was      D. are14. A. that      B. when       C. who      D. which15. A. slow      B. fast       C. slower     D. faster16. A. later     B. late       C. lately     D. latest17. A. on       B. at        C. up       D. in18. A. most      B. least      C. more      D. less19. A. such      B. so        C. very      D. many20. A. if       B. but       C. that      D. whether
Passage 1  The human race is using up the Earth's resources faster than ever before, according to a new report by the United Nations Population Fund. “Environmental devastation is not simply a waste of 1, it is a threat to the complex structures that 2human development,” says the report.  3 attention must be paid to find a(n)  4 between human and environmental needs, it says.  The report, State of the World Population 2001, says that water supplies and agricultural lands are coming  5 such increasing pressure that, if left  6 , our planet will not be able to support us in future years. Over the past 70 years, the world’s population has tripled to 6.1 billion people,  7 water-use increasing six-fold, says the report. Already 508 million people live in 31 countries that lack water. And the problem is likely to  8 as the global population is  9 to rise to eight billion by 2025.  By 2050, predicts the report, 4.2 billion people will be living in countries that cannot meet people's daily  10 needs. Unclean water and poor sanitation already kills over 12 million people every year. Food production is also  11 by environmental problems, says the report. “To  12 the future population and improve their diets, the world will have to double food production,” it says. “But since available cropland is  13 , most production will have to come from higher  14 rather than new  15 .”  According to the report, global poverty cannot be  16 without  17 the environmental damage caused by these increases in consumption and population  18 . To reduce the burden on the planet, the report suggests, all efforts should be  19 to improve education and healthcare, as this would  20 reduce population growth.1. A. facilities    B. resources   C. reserves   D. provisions2. A. support     B. found     C. retain    D. advocate3. A. Intensive    B. Intense    C. Emergent   D. Urgent4. A. equation     B. tradeoff    C. balance    D. axis5. A. under      B. into      C. below     D. beyond6. A. unnoticed    B. behind     C. alone     D. unchecked7. A. in        B. with      C. by      D. above8. A. aggravate    B. heighten    C. decline    D. worsen9. A. projected    B. speculated   C. intended   D. assessed10. A. luxurious    B. utmost     C. intrinsic   D. basic11. A. affected    B. effected    C. reflected   D. generated12. A. contain     B. lodge     C. furnish    D. accommodate13. A. shrinking    B. diminishing  C. contracting  D. waning14. A. outputs     B. turnovers   C. yields    D. harvests15. A. cultivation   B. production   C. farming    D. plowing16. A. lightened    B. released    C. elevated   D. alleviated17. A. reversing    B. inverting   C. upsetting   D. disregarding18. A. standards    B. indexes    C. norms     D. levels19. A. tried      B. taken     C. done     D. made20. A. in effect    B. in turn    C. in part    D. by turns
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