Mechanism of Action: Morphine acts on (mu) opioid receptors in the CNS and produces analgesia by: Activating G-protein coupled receptors Opening K channels hyperpolarization of neurons Closing Ca channels reduced neurotransmitter release Decreasing release of pain mediators like substance P and glutamate Results in Pain signal transmission in brain and spinal cord strong analgesia
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