What is the mechanism of action of magnesium sulfate in the body, particularly its effects on neuromuscular activity and electrolyte balance?
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Magnesium sulfate acts as a neuromuscular blocker by inhibiting calcium influx, reducing acetylcholine release, and stabilizing nerve terminals. This results in muscle relaxation. It also regulates electrolyte imbalances by competing with calcium.