In modern clinical practice, doctors personally assess patients in order to ______, treat, and prevent disease using clinical judgment.A.remedyB.diagnoseC.infectD.judge
In modern clinical practice, doctors personally assess patients in order to ______, treat, and prevent disease using clinical judgment.
A.remedy
B.diagnose
C.infect
D.judge
B.diagnose
C.infect
D.judge
参考解析
解析：A选项意为“补救，改正”；B选项意为“诊断，判断”；C选项意为“使受影响，感染”；D选项意为“判断，评判”。题目意为“在现代临床实践中，医生亲自评估患者，以便使用临床判断来_____、治疗和预防疾病。”因此选B，诊断、治疗和预防疾病。
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