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传染病接触者应接受检疫,检疫期限为()

A. 该病的最长潜伏期
B. 自最初接触之日算起,相当于该传染病的最长潜伏期
C. 自最后接触之日算起,相当于该传染病的最长潜伏期
D. 无临床症状者隔离15天
E. 该传染病最长潜伏期加7天

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