69. What is a significant complication of intravenous opioid use? a. Blood clots. b. Pseudoaneurysms. c. Enlarged arteries. d. Strengthened vessel walls. 70. What should an embalmer wear when handling the remains of an opioid overdose victim? a. Gloves only. b. Goggles and gown. c. Full PPE. d. Surgical mask only. 71. Which of the following is NOT considered an opioid drug?
66. Once administered, naloxone dislodges opioid molecules from which receptors: a. Neural. b. Brain. c. Spinal. d. Kidney. 67. Which of the following is a common effect of opioid use? a. Kidney dysfunction. b. Liver damage. c. Muscle growth. d. Improved circulation. 68. Who may be trained to administer naloxone? a. Only doctors. b. Only EMTs. c. Only family members. d. Many nonmedical professionals.
a. Epinephrine. b. Hydrocodone. c. Morphine. d. Oxycodone.
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