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Key-Assessment for Opioid Antagonist Administration - Wisconsin
Key-Assessment for Opioid Antagonist Administration is a legal document that was released by the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction - a government authority operating within Wisconsin.
FAQ
Q: What is the key assessment for opioid antagonist administration?
A: The key assessment for opioid antagonist administration is assessing for opioid overdose symptoms.
Q: What is an opioid antagonist?
A: An opioid antagonist is a medication that blocks the effects of opioids in the body.
Q: What are some opioid overdose symptoms?
A: Some opioid overdose symptoms include unconsciousness, slow or shallow breathing, pinpoint pupils, and pale or bluish skin.
Q: Why is it important to assess for opioid overdose symptoms before administering an opioid antagonist?
A: It is important to assess for opioid overdose symptoms before administering an opioid antagonist to ensure the medication is appropriate and will not cause harm.
Q: Who can administer opioid antagonists?
A: Opioid antagonists can be administered by healthcare professionals, first responders, or trained individuals in accordance with state laws.
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