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Environmental Flashcards

1
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Carbon monoxide can cause coma within

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5 minutes

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2
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Hemoglobin has a greater affinity of CO than oxygen

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200 fold

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3
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Effects of carbon monoxide

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Systemic hypoxia

Unconsciousness and death

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4
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Chronic poisoning of CO

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Ischemic changes in the CNS

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5
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Acute poisoning of CO

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Cherry red color of the skin and
Mucous membrane

Brain may be slightly edematous

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6
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Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons

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Volatile substances

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7
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Contain oxides of nitrogen and carbon participate

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Wood smoke

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8
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Indoor air pollution

Radio active gas derived from uranium
Occupational hazard that can cause lung cancer

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Radon

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9
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Indoor air pollution

Legionnaires disease
Viral pneumonia
Common colds

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Bioaerosols

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10
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Metals as environmental pollutants

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Lead
Mercury
Arsenic
Cadmium

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11
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Exposure occurs through contaminated air and food

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Lead

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12
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Sources of lead

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House paints
Gasoline
Mines
Foundries
Batteries
Spray paints
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13
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Maximal allowable level of lead

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> 10

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14
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Sub clinical lead poisoning cause

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Low intellectual capacity
Hyperactivity
Poor organizational skill

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15
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Effects of lead poisoning in children related to blood levels

10

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Decrease IQ level
Decreased hearing
Decrease growth
Impaired peripheral nerve function

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16
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Effects of lead poisoning in children related to blood levels

20

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Decrease vitamin D metabolism
Decreased calcium homeostasis
Increased level of erythrocyte proto porphyria
Increased nerve conduction velocity

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17
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Effects of lead poisoning in children related to blood levels

40

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Decrease hemoglobin synthesis

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18
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Effects of lead poisoning in children related to blood levels

100

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Encephalopathy
Nephropathy
Frank anemia
Colic

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19
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Effects of lead poisoning in children related to blood levels

150

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Death

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20
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Lead is 80-85% taken up by

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Bone and developing teeth

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21
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Leads compete with

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Calcium and binds with phosphate

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22
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Lead 5-10%

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Remain in blood

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23
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Lead inhibits heme synthesis

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Microcytic hypochromic anemia
Aminolevulinic acid dehydratase
Ferrochelatase

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24
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Children absorb more than ____ of ingested lead

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50%

Can lead to high susceptibility of brain damage

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25
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Lead neurotoxic effects

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Inhibition of neuro transmitters

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26
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GIT effect of lead

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Colic

A severe poorly localized abdominal pain

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27
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Kidney effects of lead

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Proximal tubular damage
Chronic renal damage
Saturnine gout

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28
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Lead interferes with the normal remodeling of cartilage

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Lead lines

Which inhibit the healing of fractures

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29
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Diagnosis of lead poisoning

A

Increase protoporphyrin levels

Increase zinc protoporphyrin

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30
Q

Mercury is found in

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Cave painting
Cosmetic
Remedy for syphilis
Component of diuretics

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31
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Forms of mercury

Metallic
Inorganic
Organic

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Elemental
Mercuric cholride
Methyl mercury

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32
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Sources of methyl mercury

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Contaminated fish

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33
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Sources of metallic mercury

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Dental amalgams

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34
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Effects of mercury

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Minamata disease
Cerebral palsy
Deafness
Blindness
Mental retardation
Major CNS defects
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35
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Arsenic naturally found in

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Soil and water

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36
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Uses of arsenic

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Wood preservative
Herbicides
Agricultural products

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37
Q

Toxic forms of arsenic

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Arsenic trioxide
Sodium arsenite
Arsenic tricholride

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38
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Acute effects of arsenic

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Disturbance of GIT
Cardiovascular
CNS

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39
Q

Arsenic attributed to interfere with

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Mitochondrial oxidative phophorylation

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40
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Chronic effects of arsenic

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Lung and skin cancer such as basal and squamous carcinoma

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41
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Arsenic mechanism of carcinogenesis

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Defects in nucleotide excision repair

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42
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Occupational and environmental pollutant

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Cadmium

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43
Q

Cadmium

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Mining
Electroplating
Nickel cadmium batteries

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44
Q

Cadmium source of exposure

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Food

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45
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Toxic effect of cadmium

Obstructive lung disease due to

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Necrosis of alveolar macrophages

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46
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Toxic effect of cadmium

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Obstructive lung disease
Kidney damage ESRD
Skeletal abnormalities
Itai-itai (outch2x) 
Osteoporosis and osteomalacia 
Increase lung cancer
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47
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Occupational exposures

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13% COPD
9% lung cancer
2% leukemias

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48
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Organic solvent that cause dizziness and confusion, leading to CNS depression and coma

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Chloroform and carbon tetracholride

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49
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Lower level of chloroform and carbon tetra cholride

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Toxic for the kidney and liver

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50
Q

Organic solvents that increase risk of leukemia

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Benzene and 1,3 butadiene

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51
Q

Implicated in lung and bladder cancer

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Polycyclic hydrocarbon

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52
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Organochlorines

Pesticides

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DDT
Lindane
Aldrin
Dieldrin

53
Q

Organochlorines

Non pesticides

A

Polychorinated biphenyls
Dioxin
PBDE

54
Q

Most organochlorines are

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Endocrine disruptors with anti estrogenic

Anti androgenic activity

55
Q

Folliculitis and chloracne

A

Dioxin and PCB’s

56
Q

Inhalation of mineral dust

A

Pneumoconiosis

57
Q

Exposure to vinyl chloride

A

Liver angiosarcoma

58
Q

Exposure to phthalates

A

Endocrine disruption and

testicular dygenesis syndrome

59
Q

Most common exogenous cause of human cancer- 90% of lung cancers

A

Tobacco

60
Q

Main culprit

A

Cigarette smoking

61
Q

Oral cancer

A

Smokeless tobacco

62
Q

Effects of tobacco

A

Bronchitis

Emphysema

63
Q

Components of cigarette smoke

A

Polycyclic hydrocarbons

Nitrosamines

64
Q

Produced intermediate mutations of K-RAS and P53

A

CPY P-450

65
Q

Cigarette smoking and alcohol consumption

A

Larnygeal cancer

66
Q

Relative risk of lung cancer in passive smoke inhalation

A

1.3%

67
Q

Drunk driving

A

80mg/DL in the blood

68
Q

Drunk

Consumption of 3 standards drink

A

3 bottles of beer
15 ounces of wine
4-5 ounce of 89 proof distilled spirits

69
Q

Alcohol effect

Decreased inhibition
Slight feeling of intoxication

A

20

70
Q

Alcohol effect

Decrease in complex cognitive functions and motor performance

A

80

71
Q

Alcohol effect

Obvious slurred speech, motor in coordination, irritability and poor judgement

A

200

72
Q

Alcohol effect

Light coma and depress vital signs

A

300

73
Q

Alcohol effect

Death

A

400

74
Q

MEOS is located in

A

SER

75
Q

MEOS involves

A

CYP2E1

76
Q

Alcohol competes with other CYP2E1 substrates that

A

Delays drug catabolism

77
Q

NAD is required for fatty acid oxidation in the liver

Deficient result to

A

Fatty liver

78
Q

NAD is required for fatty acid oxidation in the liver

Increase NADH/NAD ratio

A

Metabolic acidosis

79
Q

About 50% of individuals of Asia have deficiency in ALDH result to

A

Flushing
Tachycardia
Hyperventialtion

80
Q

Acute toxic effects of alcohol produces reactive oxygen species and causes lipid peroxidation of cell membrane via

A

CPYE2 metabolism of alcohol

81
Q

Chronic effects of excess alcohol

A

Liver
GI Tracy
CVS
Acute and chronic pancreatitis

82
Q

Microcephaly, growth retardation and facial abnormalities in new born

A

Fetal alcohol syndrome

83
Q

Incidence of cancer

Oral, esophagus, liver and breast

A

Acetaldehyde

84
Q

Damage of mammillary bodies, cerebullum and periaqueductal gray matter of the midbrain

A

Wernicke syndrome

85
Q

Wernicke syndrome due to

A

Thiamine deficiency

86
Q

Memory loss and confabulation

A

Korsakoff syndrome

87
Q

Korsakoff syndrome results from

A

Thiamine deficiency and direct toxicity

88
Q

Beneficial effects of Hormonal replacement therapy

A

Distress menopausal symptoms
Prevent osteoporosis
Reduce MI

89
Q

Main Adverse effect of HRT

A

Ovarian cancer
Endometrial carcinoma
Breast cancer

90
Q

Adverse effects of HRT

A

Increase venous thromboembolism - two folds
Increase HDL
Decrease LDL
Protect against atherosclerosis

91
Q

Oral contraceptives contains

A

Estradiol

Progestin

92
Q

OC associated with this conditions

A 
Venous thrombosis
MI
Endometrial and ovarian CA
Hepatic adenoma
Pulmonary thromboembolism
93
Q

Therapeutic acetaminophen

A

0.5grams

94
Q

Toxic level of acetaminophen

A

15-25 grams

95
Q

Acetaminophen

95% detoxification by

A

Phase 2 reactions

96
Q

Acetaminophen

95% excreted in urine as

A

Glucoronate or sulfate conjugated

97
Q

Acetaminophen

5% or less

A

Activity of CYP

Glutathione

98
Q

Hepatocellular necrosis

A

Acetaminophen.

99
Q

Serious overdose of Acetaminophen

A

Centrilobular necrosis

Renal damage

100
Q

Aspirin

Fatal ingestion

A

Children - 2-4grams

Adult- 10-30

101
Q

Aspirin

Source of poisoning

A

methyl salicylate

102
Q

Aspirin

Chronic salicylism

A

> 3 gram daily for long periods of time

103
Q

Adverse effect of aspirin

A

Respiratory alkalosis followed by metabolic acidosis

Accumulation of pyruvate and lactate

104
Q

Aspirin

Petechiae

A

Acetylates platelets
Cycloxygenase
Thromboxane A2

105
Q

Cocaine

Acute overdose can produce

A

Seizures

Cardiorespiratory arrest

106
Q

Cocaine

When heated to produce vapors that are inhaled

A

Crack

107
Q

Cocaine

Cardio effect

A

MI
Coronary artery vasoconstriction
Thrombus formation

108
Q

Cocaine

CNS effect

A

Hyperpyrexia

Seizures

109
Q

Cocaine

Chronic use

A

Perforation of nasal septum
Decrease lung capacity
Cardiomyopathy

110
Q

Cocaine

Cardiovascular effect

A

Symphatomimeti

Disrupting normal ion transport

111
Q

Related to morphine, more harmful than cocaine

A

Heroin

112
Q

Heroin administered

A

IV and subcu

113
Q

Heroin effects

A

Euphoria
Hallucinations
Somnolence
Sedation

114
Q

Heroin adverse effects

A 
Sudden death
Pulmonary injury
Infections (s, aureus)
Skin 
Renal
115
Q

Speed or meth

A

Methamphetamine

116
Q

Methamphetamine

Acts by releasing _____ in the brain which inhibits ____________ transmission

A

Dopamine

Neuro sympathetic

117
Q

Methamphetamine

Produces a feeling of euphoria followed by a

A

Crash

118
Q

Methamphetamine

Long term use

A

Violent behavior
Confusion
Psychotic features

119
Q

MDMA ecstasy

A 
Oral
Euphoria 4-6 hours
Serotonin synthesis
Decrease serotogenic axon
Decrease peripheral effects of dopamine
120
Q

Marijuana

A

Pot
Tetrahdrocannabinol
Effects clear 4-5 hours

121
Q

Marijuana allergic reactions due to

A

Contaminants

122
Q

Beneficial effects of marijuana

A

Decrease intraocular pressure

Combat intractable nausea cancer

123
Q

Produced by scrapping or rubbing, resulting from the removal of the superficial layer

A

Abrasion

124
Q

Produced by a blunt object and is characterized by damage to blood vessels and extra austin of blood into tissues

A

Contusion

Bruise

125
Q

Tear or disruptive stretching

A

Laceration

126
Q

Inflicted by sharp instrument

A

Incised wound

127
Q

Caused by a long narrow instrument

A

Puncture wound

Perforating
Penetrating
Gunshot wound

128
Q

A noniritating, colorless, tasteless, odorless gas

From carbonaceous materials

A

Carbon monoxide

Sources are automotive engines, cigarette smoking

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