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What is Which of the following is consistent with return of muscle tone adequate to protect the airway from aspiration after reversal from anaesthesia?a) TOF ratio of 0.7b) No fade detectable on Double Burst Tetanic Stimulationc) Return of normal resting minute ventilationd) Five seconds sustained head lift and explain in detail?
Signs of recovery from neuromuscular recovery are :-

TO4 ratio of 0.7 (70%), sustained tetanic contraction for 5 seconds, sustained head left ≥ 5 seconds, the ability to generate an inspiratory pressure of at least ~25 cm H2O, and a forceful hand grip.