If you took a drug that acts as an inhibitor of creatine kinase,you would still be able to contract your muscles,but in order to sustain a contraction you may notice an increase in ventilatory and heart rates.

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Creatine kinase plays a role in providing energy to muscle cells during contraction. If its action is inhibited, muscles will still contract but may require more oxygen to sustain the contraction, leading to an increase in ventilatory and heart rates.

If You Took a Drug That Acts as an Inhibitor