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仔细观察板蓝根的外包装上的标志

(1)板蓝根外包装上的标志表示板蓝根是____ 药。
(2)根据说明书中“功能主治”的内容可知,板蓝根可以预防和治疗____ 。
(3)如果保质期是三年,那么有效期应该至____ 年____ 月。

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非处方药,感冒,2015 年,9月

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