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患者,男,19岁,近10天来食欲不振、恶心、呕吐,伴乏力、尿黄来医院就诊。病前两周曾注射过丙种球蛋白1支。检查:巩膜黄染,肝肋下1.0cm,有轻度触痛,脾肋下未触及。化验:肝功ALT 980U/L,AST 560U/L、T-Bil116.5μmoL/L,anti-HAV-IgM阳性,HB-sAg阳性,anti-HBe阳性,anti-HBc阳性。其母亲发现为HBV携带者。应诊断为

A. 急性乙型肝炎,甲型肝炎病毒携带者
B. 急性甲型肝炎,慢性乙型肝炎
C. 急性甲型肝炎、急性乙型肝炎
D. 被动获得甲型肝炎抗体,急性甲型肝炎,乙型肝炎病毒携带
E. 被动获得甲型肝炎抗体,急性乙型肝炎

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C. consumed much energy on filters and pumps
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They would be delighted to do all in their _____ for Dorothy, who had set them free from slavery.

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