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AVAILABLE NALOXONE FORMULATIONS
DiPiro's Pharmacotherapy Handbook
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Opioid use disorder (OUD) is a chronic condition characterized by opioid intoxication and withdrawal, with a significant impact on public health due to rising overdose deaths. The chapter outlines the signs and symptoms of both opioid intoxication and withdrawal, as well as the clinical management strategies, including supportive therapies and pharmacological interventions. It emphasizes the importance of patient education and the evolving nature of OUD treatment, highlighting the role of healthcare providers in identifying and managing this condition effectively.
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