DABAT Practice Questions - Diplomate Of The American Board Of Applied Toxicology (DABAT) Exam

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A patient presents with pinpoint pupils, respiratory depression, and decreased level of consciousness after a suspected opioid overdose. After administering naloxone 0.4 mg IV with partial response, the patient becomes agitated and develops vomiting. What is the most likely explanation?

The naloxone dose was insufficient Precipitated opioid withdrawal from naloxone administration The patient has a concurrent benzodiazepine ingestion Allergic reaction to naloxone

Correct Answer:

Precipitated opioid withdrawal from naloxone administration

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