Question 58 · LDEK · Toxicology
An intoxication with tramadol should be treated with:
- A. glucagon.
- B. flumazenil.
- C. naloxone.
- D. mannitol.
- E. glucose.
Hint
Tramadol acts partly on mu receptors, so think of the receptor antagonist used for that drug class.
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