Dilaudid is the brand name for a prescription pain reliever that contains hydromorphone. Hydromorphone is generally detected in urine screens for 2-3 days after use, about the same detection window as hydrocodone in your body.More on the bioavailability, half life, and drug testing for Dilaudid here.ilaudid is an opioid analgesic and is used for pain relief. As a comparison, hydromorphone is approximately 2-8 times more potent than morphine and is often sought as a substitute for heroin by narcotics addicts.
25% of 1,195,000 cubic millimetres is 298,750 cubic millimetres. If one cubic millimetre of brain tissue contains a petabyte of data then the average human brain is able to hold 298,750 petabytes of data. 298,750 petabytes of data is equivalent to: 2,390,000,000,000,000,000,000 bits.
New York: The Lyons Press, 1987: 150.The human brain holds about 100 billion nerve cells.100 billion The Scientific American Book of the Brain. Please note that the answer listed here - over 400,094,800 - refers to the number of cells in the human brain. The 100 billion figure, mentioned repeatedly in the sources quoted above, refers to neurons or nerve cells, which are only one kind of brain cell. As indicated by the 3rd cited source, neurons are actually thought to comprise less-far less, according to most authorities-than 50% of the total.