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A 23 year old male patient demonstrating severe face and arm muscle spasms…

- - - - The calcium enters into sarcoplasm
  - - - Binds to its receptors
        
        And triggers muscle action potential.
  - - - Calcium transport pumps use ATP to restore low levels of calcium in sarcoplasm
  - - - Triggers release of acetylcholine (ACh)
- - - - forming a cavity that fills with extracellular fluid, dissolved molecules, food particles, foreign matter, pathogens, or other substances.
        
        Step 2
        
        The plasma membrane folds back on itself until the ends of the in-folded membrane meet.
        
        This traps the fluid inside the vesicle
        
        Step 3
        
        The vesicle is pinched off from the membrane
        
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- - - - Characterized by spasms of the
        
        Hands and feet
        
        Spasm
        
        Cramps
        
        overactive neurological reflexes
- - - - The most deadliest poison
  - - - Amplifies the chemical signal that goes from the nerve
        
        The is was causes the muscles to spasm or stiffin
- - - - This is the opposite of what the patient is experiencing
        
        The signal that is leaving the nerve is amplified which causes the spasms
- - - - Difficulty opening mouth
      - difficulty swallowing
      - Increased heart beats and blood pressure
    - - which would cause him to suffocated
        
        And die
  - - - •slow heartrate.
      - •flushing.
      - •low blood pressure ( hypotension).
      - •breathing difficulty.
      - •sweating.