Side of action of muscle selanant is______________?
Correct answer: A. Myoneural junction
- A. Myoneural junction
- B. Central
- C. Ascending reticular
- D. Red nucleus activating system
Explanation
Peripheral skeletal-muscle relaxants act at the myoneural, or neuromuscular, junction by blocking nicotinic acetylcholine receptors or competing with acetylcholine. Central muscle relaxants instead act within the brain or spinal cord.
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