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与“肝体阴用阳”病理相关的是

A.肝之阴血易虚
B．肝之阳气易亢逆升
C．肝阴不足，血不得凝
D．肝火升动，迫血妄行


【参考答案】

AB
肝体阴用阳体现在两个方面：肝主疏泄，其用属阳；肝主藏血，其体属阴。其病理表现为肝之阴血易虚、肝之阳气易亢逆......

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