The CNS stimulant Dopram is used in the treatment of respiratory depression induced by drug overdose. It is often administered ________ since immediate effect is needed in such emergencies.

Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).


intravenously

The CNS stimulants, such as Dopram, are used in the treatment of respiratory depression induced by drug overdose. It is often administered intravenously since immediate effect is needed in such emergencies.

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