Wof skeletal muscles is relaxed first by tubocurarine
ACTIONS Skeletal muscles:- Intravenous injection of nondepolarizing blockers rapidly produces muscle weakness followed by flaccid paralysis. Small fast response muscles (fingers, extraocular) are affected first; paralysis spreads to hands, feet--arm, leg, neck, face--trunk--intercostal muscles--finally diaphragm: respiration stops. Recovery occurs in the reverse sequence; diaphragmatic contractions resume first. Ref:- kd tripathi; pg num:-350
Respiratory muscles
Head and neck muscles
Finger muscles
Limb muscles
Anesthesia