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Which of the following are neurologically inactive drugs?

Which of the following are neurologically inactive drugs? Correct Answer Antihistamines

Analgesics, antipyretics and barbiturates (tranquilizers) are drugs that interfere with the message transfer mechanism from the nerve to receptor and hence block neurological communication.

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Arguments :
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