Opioid analgesics are drugs that act on specific receptors that are located in the central nervous system. Most of its uses are due to its analgesic properties, although opioid expression suggests that it is derived from opium, but many of the compounds used in anesthesia are synthetic or semi-synthetic.
We will know the following terms:
Agonists Opiod: These drugs are associated with opioid receptors and generate dose-dependent booster effects, such as morphine.
Opiod Antagonists: drugs that are associated with opioid receptors and are actually counterproductive to the effects of opium, such as naloxone.
- Antibiotics - opioid drugs: are drugs that have the properties of activating (praise) and inhibitory properties (antibody) in another part, such as pentazosin nalboven.
We will know the following terms:
Agonists Opiod: These drugs are associated with opioid receptors and generate dose-dependent booster effects, such as morphine.
Opiod Antagonists: drugs that are associated with opioid receptors and are actually counterproductive to the effects of opium, such as naloxone.
- Antibiotics - opioid drugs: are drugs that have the properties of activating (praise) and inhibitory properties (antibody) in another part, such as pentazosin nalboven.