Question 35 (part 2) · LEK · Pain treatment
In the treatment of postoperative pain, in patients after limb injuries, we use analgesics, except for:
- A. paracetamol.
- B. metamizole.
- C. ketoprofen.
- D. morphine.
- E. diazepam.
Hint
Identify the agent that relieves anxiety and muscle spasm but has no analgesic action of its own.
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