An arrow poison paralyses skeletal muscle. If developed into a drug, what would be its therapeutic use? (A) Analgesic (B) Antipyretic (C) Antibiotic (D) Adjunct in anaesthesia

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12. An arrow poison paralyses the skeletal muscle of a laboratory animal. If this poison is developed into a drug for therapeutic use, what will be the use of the drug?
A drug that paralyzes skeletal muscle would be used to induce muscle relaxation. This is a crucial component of general anesthesia, where muscle relaxants are given as an "adjunct" to facilitate surgical procedures and intubation.
The correct option is D. Adjunct in anaesthesia.

13. What describes a physical drug interaction?
A physical drug interaction involves a direct physical or chemical change that affects the drug's availability or stability.

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