Sentences with NARCOTIC-ANTAGONIST
Check out our example sentences below to help you understand the context.Sentences
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"Naloxone is a commonly used narcotic antagonist."
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"Naltrexone is another well-known narcotic antagonist."
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"The narcotic antagonist medication helped reverse the effects of the opioid overdose."
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"Doctors prescribe narcotic antagonists to treat opioid addiction."
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"The patient exhibited withdrawal symptoms after receiving the narcotic antagonist."
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"The nurse administered the narcotic antagonist intravenously."
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"Researchers are studying new narcotic antagonists for pain management."
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"The narcotic antagonist is used to prevent and reverse respiratory depression caused by opioids."
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"Long-term use of narcotic antagonists can lead to tolerance."
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"Emergency medical personnel carry narcotic antagonists to treat opioid overdoses."
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"Some people may experience side effects when taking narcotic antagonists."
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"The patient's breathing improved after receiving the narcotic antagonist."
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"The doctor adjusted the dosage of the narcotic antagonist."
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"Research suggests that combining narcotic antagonists with behavioral therapies improves treatment outcomes."
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"The patient was non-responsive until the narcotic antagonist was administered."
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"The use of narcotic antagonists has significantly decreased opioid overdose deaths."
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"The doctor prescribed a narcotic antagonist to help counteract the sedative effects of the pain medication."
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"The administration of a narcotic antagonist can quickly block the euphoric effects of opioids."
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"Patients who have developed a tolerance to opioids may require higher doses of narcotic antagonists."
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"The use of a narcotic antagonist may precipitate withdrawal symptoms in opioid-dependent individuals."
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"The patient was administered a narcotic antagonist after exhibiting signs of respiratory depression."
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"A common narcotic antagonist used in emergency settings is naloxone."
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"The pharmacist explained the mechanism of action of the narcotic antagonist to the patient."
