What signs and symptoms would you see if he were to have a toxic or overdose reaction to
the fentanyl? Select all that apply.
a. Dilated pupils
b. Respiratory depression
c. Nausea
d. Central nervous system (CNS) depression
e. Pruritus
b, d
Overdose manifestations would include CNS and respiratory depression and pinpoint pupils.
Respiratory depression can be manifested by slowed and shallow respirations. Note that the
respiratory depression effect can outlast the analgesic effect. Nausea and pruritus are expected
adverse effects of opioids.
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