PHARMACOLOGY 1: • are drugs that produce reversible
conduction blockade of impulses
along CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVE
PATHWAYS after regional anesthesia;
this produces transient loss of
memory, motor and autonomic
function.

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• are drugs that produce reversible 
conduction blockade of impulses 
along CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVE 
PATHWAYS after regional anesthesia; 
this produces transient loss of 
memory, motor and autonomic 
function.

LEIGHTON DWIGHT OBILLOS · Accepted Answer

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PHARMACOLOGY 1

• are drugs that produce reversible conduction blockade of impulses along CENTRAL AND PERIPHERAL NERVE PATHWAYS after regional anesthesia; this produces transient loss of memory, motor and autonomic function.

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