A Large IV Push of Naloxone to an Unresponsive Heroin

question 2

Multiple Choice

A large IV push of naloxone to an unresponsive heroin addict can most commonly lead to:

• A) Respiratory depression
• B) Triggering of immediate withdrawal symptoms
• C) Decreased level of consciousness
• D) Pupillary constriction
• E) Hypotension and bradycardia

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