Unit 4: Alcohol Flashcards
L1: ____% of alcohol metabolism occurs in the liver.
90-98
L1: 90% of Asian have increased ______ activity and decreased _______ activity, leading to accumulation of acetaldehyde.
Acohol dehydrogenase; aldehyde dehydrogenase
L1: Accumulation of NADH leads to ____-glycemia
Hypoglycemia
L1: Accumulation of NADH results in ____ uric acid excretion, causing _______.
decreased; gout attacks
L1: Accumulation of NADH results in ______ blood lactate, causing _____-osis
increased; acidosis
L1: Metabolic Pathway: ethanol > _____ (catalyzed by _______) > ________ (catalyzed by _______)
acetaldehyde; alcohol dehydrogenase; acetic acid; aldehyde dehydrogenase
L1: The mechanism of action of alcohol intoxication involves _____ GABA transmission and ______ glutamate transmission
increased; decreased
L1: Which BAC level? Emesis, stupor, respiratory depression, blackouts
0.20-0.30
L1: Which BAC level? Impaired reaction time, impaired judgment, impaired driving ability, ataxia
0.05-0.08
L1: Which BAC level? Loss of inhibition, excitement, incoordination, impaired judgment, impaired speech
0-0.05
L1: Which BAC level? Staggering gait, inability to operate a motor vehicle
0.08-0.20
L1: Which BAC level? Unconsciousness, severe respiratory and cardiovascular depression, death
> 0.30
L2: ______ inhibits aldehyde dehydrogenase to cause accumulation of acetaldehyde and its accompanying side effects
Disulfiram
L2: ______ is an opioid antagonist that deceases alcohol craving, consumption, and relapse
Naltrexone
L2: Accumulation of NADH results in _____ Acetyl-CoA, causing _____ fatty acid synthesis and ______ fat breakdown
increased; increased; decreased