Answer:
Anesthetic drugs
Explanation:
Anesthetic drugs serve to block the pain and other somatic sensations by inactivating the central nervous system. For example, procaine is used to block the pain sensation in the skin during the suturing of a gash or during dental work. These drugs target the voltage-gated Na+ channels and do not allow them to open. As a result, action potentials cannot propagate and pain signals do not reach the CNS. Some of these drugs also lower the speed of propagation of action potential.
Nervous System
Skeletal System
Muscular System.
The Nervous System fires electrical signals to your muscles, galvanizing them into action and making them move. The Skeletal System helps to support the Muscular System and move blood throughout your body so your body can receive oxygen. Your Muscular System in turn keeps your heart beating and helps you with locomotion.
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