Beschreibung
With the MOP/MOR Morphine Drug Test Strip , the consumption of morphine can be detected by means of a urine sample.
Procedure
Remove the MOP/MOR morphine test strip from the packaging and dip it into the urine for about 15 seconds. Then place the test strip in a dry place and wait for the test result, which can be read after about 4 minutes.
Please refer to the package insert for the exact procedure.
Additional information about the MOP/MOR morphine drug test:
Sensitivity (cut-off): 300 ng/ml
Duration of detection: approx. 5 days
Detectable substances: morphine
Interesting facts about morphine
Morphine, also known as morphine, is a powerful opioid painkiller derived from the opium poppy. It was first isolated in the 19th century and is widely used in medicine due to its pain-relieving properties. Here are some important aspects to keep in mind about morphine:
Pain: Morphine is used to treat severe pain, such as can occur in cancer patients or after surgery. It binds to opioid receptors in the brain and spinal cord to block pain signals.
Addictive potential: Morphine is extremely addictive. The euphoric effect and the feeling of relaxation it produces mean that people can easily become addicted if they take it regularly.
Tolerance development: With repeated use, the body needs higher and higher doses to achieve the same pain-relieving effect. This often leads to a rapid development of tolerance and can increase the potential for addiction.
Withdrawal symptoms: Abrupt discontinuation of morphine can lead to severe withdrawal symptoms, including nausea, vomiting, muscle pain, sleep disturbances, and mental restlessness. This can cause people to continue abusing the drug to avoid withdrawal symptoms.
Risk of overdose: Morphine can be fatal, especially if taken in too large quantities or in combination with other central nervous system depressants such as alcohol or benzodiazepines.
Medical Application: Although it is very effective as a pain reliever, morphine is prescribed with caution in medical practice due to its addictive potential. It is usually only used in situations of severe and uncontrollable pain.
In conclusion, morphine is a powerful opioid painkiller that, while it can be very effective in relieving pain, is extremely dangerous due to its high addictive potential and risk of overdose. Prescription use under medical supervision is essential, and patients should follow their doctor’s instructions to minimize the risk of dependence and serious side effects.
