Chapter 9 Flashcards

1
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production of alcohol from sugars through the actions of yeast

A

fermentation

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2
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evaporation and condensing of alcohol vapors to produce beverages with a higher alcohol content

A

distillation

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3
Q

measure of a beverages alcohol content

A

proof

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4
Q

other alcohols and oils contained in alcoholic beverages

A

congeners

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5
Q

idea that people should drink beer or wine in moderation but no hard liqour

A

temperance

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6
Q

laws prohibiting all sales of alcoholic beverages in the united states from 1920 to 1933

A

prohibition

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7
Q

chronic mental impairments produced by heavy alcohol use over a long period of time

A

Wernicke Korsakoff syndrome

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8
Q

irreversible, frequently deadly liver disorder associated with heavy alcohol use

A

cirrhosis

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9
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early treatment stage in which the body eliminates the alcohol or other substances

A

detoxification

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10
Q

alcohol withdrawal syndrome that includes hallucinations and tremors

A

delirium tremens

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11
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standard drink

A

.5oz/14 gm of pure alcohol

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12
Q

How is alcohol absorbed?

A

20% by stomach,75% in the upper small intestines, remaining along the GI tract

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13
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factors that affect alcohol absorption

A

food in stomach, carbonation, artificial sweetners

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14
Q

where is the main site of alcohol metabolism?

A

the liver

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15
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pathway of alcohol metabolism

A

mostly the liver, then the stomach, the rest by urine, skin, and breath

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16
Q

legal limit for BAC

A

.08% for 21 and above, .01 to .02 for under 21

17
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factors determining BAC

A

body weight and fat, gender, drinking behaviors, etc

18
Q

mechanism of action on brain for alcohol

A

enhances GABA and GABA-A receptor

19
Q

immediate effects of alcohol with low concentration

A

appetite enhancement, euphoria, reduced anxiety

20
Q

immediate effects of alcohol with high concentration

A

.3% and higher can be fatal, peripheral circulation, hangover, blackout

21
Q

effects of chronic use of alcohol

A

pancreas inflammation, alters liver function, hypertension

22
Q

effects of alcohol use during pregnancy

A

fetal alcohol syndrome, alcohol related neurodevelopmental disorder

23
Q

includes more extensive problems like tolerance and withdrawal

A

alcohol dependence

24
Q

inhibits metabolic breakdown

A

disulfiram

25
Q

reduces craving for alcohol and decreases its pleasant effects

A

naltrexeone

26
Q

acts on brain pathways related to alcohol abuse

A

acamprostate

27
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