What primarily ends the effect of thiopentone in the body?

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Removal through urine or fecesBreakdown by enzymesMovement of the drug away from the brain to other tissuesReintroduction of the drug into circulationNone of the above

Explanation

The termination of thiopentone's action is mainly due to redistribution, where the drug moves from the central nervous system to other body tissues, reducing its effect. Excretion and metabolism occur later but do not immediately end its action.