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Which type of pain is morphine primarily used for?
Which type of pain is morphine primarily used for?
- Pain from musculoskeletal injuries
- Superficial pain like headache and toothache
- Dull and deep continuous pain from viscera such as myocardial infarction (correct)
- Neuropathic pain
Which type of action does aspirin have that morphine lacks?
Which type of action does aspirin have that morphine lacks?
- Respiratory depression
- Selective respiration depression
- Addictive properties
- Antipyretic and anti-inflammatory activity (correct)
Which opioid receptor does morphine primarily act on?
Which opioid receptor does morphine primarily act on?
- $ ext{Mu (}oldsymbol{ ext{μ}} ext{)}$ (correct)
- $ ext{Kappa (}oldsymbol{ ext{κ}} ext{)}$
- $ ext{Sigma (}oldsymbol{ ext{σ}} ext{)}$
- $ ext{Delta}$
Which class of opioids includes heroin and methadone?
Which class of opioids includes heroin and methadone?
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How can morphine be absorbed into the body?
How can morphine be absorbed into the body?
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Which opioid receptor does morphine primarily act on?
Which opioid receptor does morphine primarily act on?
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What type of pain is morphine primarily used for?
What type of pain is morphine primarily used for?
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Which class of opioids includes naloxone and naltrexone?
Which class of opioids includes naloxone and naltrexone?
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What is the mechanism of action for aspirin?
What is the mechanism of action for aspirin?
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How is morphine detoxicated in the body?
How is morphine detoxicated in the body?
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