What Is the Mechanism of Action That Differentiates Opioid Agonists

question 23

Multiple Choice

What is the mechanism of action that differentiates opioid agonists from opioid agonist-antagonists?

• A)Opioid agonists block two receptors; opioid agonist-antagonists have no effect on any receptors.
• B)Opioid agonists activate two receptors; opioid agonist-antagonists occupy only one receptor.
• C)Opioid agonists activate one receptor; opioid agonist-antagonists activate both receptors.
• D)Opioid agonists block one receptor; opioid agonist-antagonists block both receptors.

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Definitions:

Body Alignment

The optimal placement of the body parts so that the bones are efficiently used, minimizing strain on the body and thereby reducing the risk of injury.

Spinal Curves

The natural arches in the spine that are present in the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, and sacral regions, important for balance and flexibility.

"S" Pattern

A term that could refer to various contexts, often denoting a shape, movement, or alignment that resembles the letter "S".

Feet Position

The placement or alignment of the feet, often considered in health and fitness contexts for correct posture, balance, or performing specific exercises.