Question

why might a prescriber choose tramadol over opioid agonists?
○ all of the choices are correct
○ no addiction potential
○ less drowsiness
○ less side effects
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multiple choice 2 points
what is the drug classification of bentyl?
○ antidiarrheal
○ constipation
○ ibs, antidiarrheal
○ antiemetic

Explanation:

Question 1 (Why might a prescriber choose tramadol over opioid agonists?):

Tramadol has less addiction potential (though not zero), less drowsiness, and fewer side effects compared to many opioid agonists. So "all of the choices are correct" is the right answer as the other options (no addiction potential - relatively lower, less drowsiness, less side effects) are valid reasons.

Bentyl (dicyclomine) is used for irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and has antidiarrheal properties. "Constipation" is a condition, not a drug class. "Antiemetic" is for nausea/vomiting. So "IBS, antidiarrheal" is correct.

Answer:

all of the choices are correct

Question 2 (What is the drug classification of Bentyl?):