fox wrote:one is bu persistent depolarisation & the other by persistent hyperpolarisation I guess.. 
If some excitable tissue is partially depolarized ,should not it be hypeexcitable ,instead of being paralysed ???
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if the depolarization is partial the exitability is higher, hence there will be a summation of action potentials and tetany...spastic paralysis of mm
if there is hypokalemia, hyperpol will follow and ........flaccid paralysis
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