Question 111 · LEK · Opioids
Naloxone is used in the case of poisoning with:
- A. benzodiazepines.
- B. amanita phalloides (‘death cap’).
- C. atropine.
- D. opioids.
- E. methyl alcohol.
Hint
Naloxone is a competitive antagonist at one specific receptor family.
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