Lisa a stay-at-home mom has had four plastic surgeries in one year. During each recovery period, she has been taking codeine as prescribed by her doctor. Every time she goes off it the pain comes back and she cant function, so she gets another prescription. Lisa now finds herself faking illness and pain to just get another prescription because she cant handle any pain or anxiety without wanting more codeine. Lisa appears to be addicted to codeine, which is an opiate. What do opiates trigger the brain to stop making on their own?

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Lisa a stay-at-home mom has had four plastic surgeries in one year. During each recovery period, she has been taking codeine as prescribed by her doctor. Every time she goes off it the pain comes back and she can’t function, so she gets another prescription. Lisa now finds herself faking illness and pain to just get another prescription because she can’t handle any pain or anxiety without wanting more codeine. Lisa appears to be addicted to codeine, which is an opiate. What do opiates trigger the brain to stop making on their own?

A	norepinephrine
B	endorphins
C	hormones
D	epinephrine

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