One of the Problems with Using Antagonist Treatments to Decrease

question 157

Multiple Choice

One of the problems with using antagonist treatments to decrease drug abuse is that:

• A)The user often just substitutes the antagonist for the original abused drug
• B)Most antagonists produce tolerance,making them ineffective
• C)It offers no alternative for the abused drug's benefit
• D)The antagonist makes the person ill by interfering with metabolism,so addicts will not accept it

Make rational financial decisions based on the depreciation or appreciation of assets over time considering constant or changing interest rates.

Understand the terminology related to the anatomy and conditions of the urinary system.

Identify the functions and significance of different urinary analysis tests.

Recognize the meanings of abbreviations and acronyms commonly used in urology.

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