Alcohol- Lecture 9/21/21 Flashcards

1
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Prevalence of alcoholism

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1 in 8 americans

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2
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Peak BAC

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About 45 minutes after drinking

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3
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Factors that influence BAC curves (6)

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How many drinks
Your sex
Your basal metabolic index
Your emetic background
Alcohol consumption history
Co-consumption
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4
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Affect of fatty food

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Slows gastric transport and hence absorption

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5
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Rate of elimination of alcohol after drinking

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Clear about 1 drink per hour

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6
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Alcohol dehydrogase

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Uses NAD+ to oxidize alcohol to acetaldehyde

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7
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Acetaldehyde

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Associated with many symptoms of a hangover

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8
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ADH1B*2

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Variant high in Asian populations, has a much higher Vmax

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9
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Microsomal ethanol oxidizing system (MEOS)

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Occurs in the smooth OR, activated among chronic alcohol users

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10
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Cytochrome p450

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Oxidizes ethanol to acetaldehyde

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11
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Aldehyde dehydrogenase 2

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Uses NAD+ to oxidize acetaldehyde further to acetic acid

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12
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Acetyl CoA synthetase

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Takes acetate and makes acetyl-CoA, hence energy

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13
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Alcohol consumption effect on NADH

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Increases NADH/NAD+ ratio, can reduce gluconeogenesis, increases lactic acid formation

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14
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Wernicke’s Encephalopathy

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C confusion
O Ophthalmopegia
A Ataxia
T thiamine Tx

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15
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Korsakoff’s psychosis

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R Retrograde amnesia (lose old, keep new)
A anterograde amnesia (lose new, old intact)
C Confabulations
K orsakoff’s psychosis

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16
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Methanol

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Metabolism leads to formate, can cause blindness/poisoning

17
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Fomeprizole

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Inhibitor of ADH