Question 41Does the NP student know which statement below accurately describes the activity of naloxone? It is most effective when administered orally It may induce immediate withdrawal symptoms and chronic opiate users It exerts its effects for 6 to 8 hours It is used to maintain opiate and alcohol abstinence

Naloxone is N-alylnor-oxymorphone. It is a competitive antagonist on all types of opioid receptors.…

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Question 41

Does the NP student know which statement below accurately describes the activity of naloxone?

		It is most effective when administered orally
		It may induce immediate withdrawal symptoms and chronic opiate users
		It exerts its effects for 6 to 8 hours
		It is used to maintain opiate and alcohol abstinence

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