Agonist & Antagonist Actions
A drug that produces the opposite physiological effect to that of an agonist will indirectly oppose the action of that agonist. For example, glucagon is a physiological antagonist of the actions of insulin and can be used to treat insulin-induced hypoglycaemia. ................
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