n.纳洛酮；烯丙羟吗啡酮

Naloxone is administered intravenously to reverse opioid overdose.
纳洛酮通过静脉注射用于逆转过量使用麻醉药的情况。
The first-aid kit contains naloxone for emergency opioid reversal.
急救箱中备有纳洛酮，以应对紧急情况下的人工呼吸器反吸。
Naloxone can be given by a non-medical professional in an opioid overdose scenario.
在发生阿片类药物过量时，非医疗人员也能给予纳洛酮。
Naloxone was approved by the FDA for use in public places to prevent overdose deaths.
美国食品药品监督管理局批准在公共场所使用纳洛酮以防止过量致死事件。
The patient was revived with naloxone after a near-fatal opioid overdose.
患者在几乎致命的阿片类药物过量后，因纳洛酮而得以复苏。
Naloxone is a crucial medication for opioid addiction treatment and harm reduction.
纳洛酮对于阿片类成瘾治疗和减少伤害至关重要。
Naloxone can reverse the effects of heroin, fentanyl, or other opioids.
纳洛酮能抵消海洛因、芬太尼或其他阿片类药物的作用。
The police carried naloxone in their emergency kits to treat overdose incidents.
警察会在应急包中携带纳洛酮，以处理过量中毒事件。
Naloxone's effectiveness has been proven through numerous clinical trials.
大量的临床试验证明了纳洛酮的有效性。
Public health campaigns encourage people to carry naloxone in case of an overdose.
公共卫生运动鼓励人们随身携带纳洛酮，以防万一发生过量情况。