Midterm 4 Flashcards

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What are some potential causes of a hangover following too much alcohol ingestion?

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2
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What percentage of alcohol is metabolized in one hour?

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.015 percent per hour

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3
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What is first pass metabolism? How is this affected by drinking on an empty stomach?

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4
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Which two neurotransmitters discussed in class are thought to be directly affected by alcohol and how are they affected?

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5
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Review the basics of the fermentation process.

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6
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Review the basics of the distillation process.

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7
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What is the drug Antabuse used for and how does it work?

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8
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What effects does alcohol have on the kidneys and what is antidiuretic hormone?

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9
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What effect does alcohol have on body temperature?

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10
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How do you calculate how much alcohol is in a particular beverage (e.g. a glass of wine vs. a can of beer)?

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11
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What are some potential positive health benefits of drinking small quantities of alcohol?

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12
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What are some differences between Type I and Type II alcoholism? Are there any differences in alcoholism rates based on gender?

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13
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Which two enzymes are involved in metabolizing alcohol into acetaldehyde and then acetic acid?

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14
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Be able to recognize characteristics of alcoholism.

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15
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What is delirium tremens?

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16
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What are the three basic characteristics of fetal alcohol syndrome? What is facial dysmorphology?

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17
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Which liver diseases are typically observed in alcoholics?

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18
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What is the difference between the proof of alcohol compared to the percentage of alcohol?

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19
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What are the three basic effects that opiate drugs can have on the body?

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20
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What are nocioceptive receptors and what do they do?

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21
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How is heroin chemically different from morphine? Why is heroin more powerful than morphine?

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22
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What is the difference between opiates, opiate derivatives, synthetic opiates? (You do not need to memorize the names of any specific opiate derivatives or synthetic opiates)

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23
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What basic symptoms are seen in heroin withdrawal?

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24
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Where do opiate drugs bind in the brain?

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25
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What are endorphins?

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26
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What are the three basic symptoms of an opiate overdose?

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27
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Which company first develop heroin and for what use was it marketed?

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28
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How does the dual model suggest that general anesthetics work in the brain?

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29
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What are nitrates, how are they used, and what do they do to the body?

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30
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For what purpose was nitrous oxide originally developed?

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31
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What are some risks associated with the abuse of nitrous oxide?

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32
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What effects are inhalants such as aerosols and solvents thought to have on neurotransmitters?

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33
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Review the various types of drugs given during general anesthesia.

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34
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Which three drugs were discussed in class as being used as date rape drugs? What was thought to be another use for GHB?

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35
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What other drug is similar to Rohypnol?

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36
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What are whippets?

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37
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What are some basic effects that inhalants such as solvents and aerosols can have on the brain?

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38
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What is sudden sniffing death syndrome?

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