An equianalgesic chart is a method used to convert the doses of opiates in relation to the strength of morphine. According to the Standford school of medicine equianalgesic table, transdermal fentanyl is 80 times stronger than oral morphine. Meanwhile, meperidine is 10 times weaker than oral morphine, oxycodone is 1,5 times stronger than oral morphine, and hydromorphone is 4-7 times stronger than oral morphine.
The correct answer is B.
References:
https://palliative.stanford.edu/opioid-conversion/equivalency-table/
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