A Major Difficulty for the Treatment of Opiate Addition Is

question 55

Multiple Choice

A major difficulty for the treatment of opiate addition is that antagonists for the opiate receptors

• A) trigger withdrawal effects.
• B) block the euphoric effects of the opiates.
• C) are useful for preventing overdose.
• D) cannot easily get into the brain.
• E) have very short half-lives, and therefore require more frequent treatments.

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