Alcohol Flashcards

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consequences of ethanol metabolism

A
  • decreased NAD+
  • increased acetaldehyde–>protein adducts that are immunogenic
  • decreased glutathione (GSH)
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2
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triad of symptoms in fetal alcohol syndrome

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retarded body growth, facial abnormalities, and CNS dysfunction

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3
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drug that reduces urge to drink, mechanism

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  • naltrexone

- opioid receptor antagonist

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4
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drug that decreases drinking frequency and reduces relapse

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  • acamprosate

- GABA mimetic

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5
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enzyme responsible for ethanol metabolism, coenzyme required, and what it converts ethanol to

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alcohol dehydrogenase, NAD+, acetaldehyde

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6
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enzyme increased in alcoholics that can metabolize ethanol, coenzyme required, and what it converts ethanol to

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CYP2E1, NADP+, acetaldehyde

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enzyme responsible for acetaldehyde metabolism, coenzyme required, and what it converts acetaldehyde to

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aldehyde dehydrogenase, NAD+, acetic acid

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8
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goals of management of acute alcohol intoxication

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prevent respiratory depression and aspiration of vomitus

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