When people are intoxicated by nervous paralytic agents, 10 mg of diazepam should be given after administration of the atropine re-activator. Diazepam acts through GABA receptors in the central nervous system. The physiological effect of these receptors is a decrease in the CNS function. Diazepam is therefore used for symptomatic treatment that reduces convulsions and reduces acute respiratory insufficiency. It is also used as a remedy to reduce temporary anxiety, tension, stress and restlessness that can also be caused by OP poisoning.