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What is the mechanism of action that differentiates opioid agonists from opioid agonist-antagonists?
1. Opioid agonists block two receptors; opioid agonist-antagonists have no effect on any receptors.
2. Opioid agonists activate two receptors; opioid agonist-antagonists occupy only one receptor.
3. Opioid agonists activate one receptor; opioid agonist-antagonists activate both receptors.
4. Opioid agonists block one receptor; opioid agonist-antagonists block both receptors.
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Pharmacology: Connections to Nursing Practice

Pharmacology: Connections to Nursing Practice


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This question gave me a hard time, problem solved with your reasoning lol
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Glad to help, definitely don't give up, they're easy once you get a hang of it.
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