Alcoholism Flashcards

1
Q

____ stage which develops a few minutes after the initial dose of alcoholic drink has been absorbed and has reached the CNS. Actions and emotions are less strained.

A

Stage of excitement

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2
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____ stage where there is blunting of all perceptive mechanism. Muscular coordination is lost, nausea, vomiting, confusion

A

Stage of Incoordination or confusion

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3
Q

___ stage where person passes into deep sleep and may respond only to strong stimuli.

A

Stage of narcosis or coma

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4
Q

A blood alcohol level of <0.05% is considered ____ (intoxicated, not intoxicated)

A

not intoxicated

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5
Q

Blood alcohol level at which faculties are so impaired. Unfit to drive cars with reasonable safety

A

0.1 to 0.15%

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6
Q

Coma is induced at this blood alcohol level

A

0.5%

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7
Q

____ is when a person with tolerance may have lesser percentage of blood alcohol compared to another person who is not used to it when given at the same time

A

consumption tolerance

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8
Q

_____ if a person habitually drinks alcoholic beverage develops a certain degree of adaptation thereby increasing threshold

A

constitutional tolerans

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9
Q

____ develops in alcoholics characterized as hallucination, disorientation, multiple neuritis, and loss of memory of recent events

A

Korsakow’s psychosis

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10
Q

____ due to sudden withdrawal of alcohol causing acute insanity with sleeplessness, marked tremors, excitement, fear

A

delirium tremens

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11
Q

Level of alcohol that can be ascribed to putrefactive alcohol production

A

less than 0.20%

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12
Q

[Blood Alcohol]

Pleasant clearing of the head

A

10mg%

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13
Q

[Blood Alcohol]

increased self confidence, decreased inhibitions

diminished attention, judgement and control

A

50mg%

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14
Q

[Blood Alcohol]

Increased feeling of well-being

A

20mg%

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15
Q

[Blood Alcohol]

some mental confusion
Incompetency
Decreased inhibition
Loss of critical judgment
impairment of memory and comprehension
A

100mg%

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16
Q

[Blood Alcohol]

Disorientation, sensory disturbances, slurred speech, decreased sense of pain

exaggerated emotions

A

150-300mg%

17
Q

[Blood Alcohol]

apathy, stupor
decreased response to stupor, impaired consciousness

A

300mg%

18
Q

[Blood Alcohol]

incontinence of urine and feces, abolished reflexes, complete unconsciousness, coma

A

400mg%

19
Q

[Blood Alcohol x Degree of intoxication]

Not considered intoxicated

A

0.05% and below

20
Q

[Blood Alcohol x Degree of intoxication]

unfit to drive motor cars

A

0.1-0.15%

21
Q

[Blood Alcohol x Degree of intoxication]

intoxicated to the extent of staggering

A

0.15% - 0.2%

22
Q

[Blood Alcohol x Degree of intoxication]

in a coma

A

0.5%