Solvents and Vapors Flashcards

1
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exposure to solvents through

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inhalation and skin

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2
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4 characteristics of solvents

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small molecular size
uncharged
volatile
lipophilicity increase/volatility decrease with increasing carbons and halogens

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5 main ways of exposure to solvents and vapors

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occupational
dietary
recreational
domestic
drinking water
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4
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general toxicity of solvents depends on 5 things

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number of carbons
saturation of carbon chains
carbon chain configuration
halogenation
functional groups
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5
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lipophilics act as

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neurotoxicants

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6
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amides/amines act as

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immunotoxicants

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7
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aldehydes are

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very reactive

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8
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hydrocarbons are mutagenic after ____

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metabolism

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9
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unsaturated halocarbons are

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carcinogens

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10
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what can have a large effect on toxicity

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small structural changes

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11
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what is the result of low level exposure to solvents

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chronic encephalopathy

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12
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nonspecific symptoms of encephalopathy

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headache
fatigue
mood disturbance
sleep disorders

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13
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severe cases of encephalopathy can lead to

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impairment of intellectual function

dementia

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14
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rapid short effect of solvent abuse

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activation of ligand-gated ion channels

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15
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toluene activates ___in reward pathway

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dopamine

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16
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acute dangers of solvent abuse

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acute arrhythmia

asphyxiation

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17
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development of addiction

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tolerance

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18
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causes peripheral neuropathies

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hexane

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19
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blood disease causes

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liver and kidney damage

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20
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toluene destroys this in the brain

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myelin sheaths

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21
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a degreasing agent that workers can be come exposed to or found as environmental contamination

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trichloroethylene

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22
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trichloroethylene is a

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carcinogen

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23
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what immunotixic effect does trichloroethylene cause

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direct CNS depression

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24
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two metabolism pathways for trichloroethylene

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oxidation by CYP2E1

conjugation by GST

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major metabolite of trichloroteylene
chloral
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chloral is further metabolized to
trichloroacetate (TCA)
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TCA is metabolized to _____followed by _____
TCOH | glucuronidation
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TCA epigenetic hepatocarcinogen causes
induces peroxisome proliferation suppresses DNA methylation possibly apoptosis inhibition
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used in dry cleaning and very common in groundwater
tetrachloroethylene (PERC)
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difference between PERC and trichloroethylene
PERC is more resistant to metabolism than trichloroethylene
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highly volatile solvent used to decaffeinate coffee and tea
methylene chloride
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methylene chloride metabolism produces
formaldehyde
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formaldehyde causes
DNA damage, strand breaks
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older anesthetic not considered safe anymore, by-product of drinking water chlorination, swimming pool chlorination
chloroform
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what kind of toxicant is chloroform
hepatotoxic/nephrotoxic
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what is produced from chloroform by CYP2E1
phosgene
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phosgene is toxic after this happens
GSH depletion
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phosgene is a carcinogen that causes
oxidative stress
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found in gasoline and cigarette smoke
benzene
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benzene is a carcinogen that causes
leukemia and bone marrow damage
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benzene is metabolized by ___ in the ____
CYP2E1 in the liver
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what metabolites of benzene are formed in bone marrow
quinone metabolites
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quinone metabolites cause
DNA damage and oxidative stress | they are very reactive
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in paints, glues, and gasoline
toluene
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toluene is what kind of toxicant
neurotoxicant
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how does toluene act as a neurotoxicant
dissolves neuronal membranes and disrupts normal signal transduction
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three things toluene is metabolized by
CYP ADH ALDH
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is toluene a known carcinogen
no
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ethanol and methanol
alcohols
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alcohols are metabolized by what three things
ADH CYP2E1 catalase
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what type of intermediates do alcohols have
carcinogenic aldehyde
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toxic effects of ethanol
CNS liver cirrhosis cancer FAS
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methanol toxicity causes
formaldehyde toxicity blindness cancer
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also known as antifreeze
ethylene glycol
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metabolism of ethylene glycol to
oxalic acid
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oxalic acid causes what toxicity
precipitates in kidney and brain | crystals induce MPT
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antidote for ethylene glycol
ethanol
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deicing fluid, food/drug, additive/solvent
propylene glycol
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hydrocarbon mix of carbons
gasoline
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gasoline toxicity causes
encephalopathy | death at high concentrations
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benzene causes
leukemia