If a doctor prescribes tylenol iii with codeine, he or she has prescribed a
a.

stimulant
b.

depressant
c.

narcotic
d.

hallucinogen

The answer is C, narcotic. Codeine is an opioid torment prescription. An opioid is now and then called an opiate. Acetaminophen is a less intense torment reliever that builds the impacts of codeine. Acetaminophen and codeine is a mix medication used to diminish direct to extreme torment.

This is an opoid pain medication. and codeine is prescribed to increase the effect of Tylenol III. Thus, the answer is C, i.e. narcotic. Both of them collectively reduces the sense of pain, and brings down the body temperature. They are used to relieve moderate to severe pain.

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