Risk Factos
Signs and Symptoms
Alcohol Metabolism
Pathophysiology
Management
100

The inhaling of toxic substances

What is smoking?
100

Lack or loss of appetite 

What is anorexia?

100
Site of alcohol metabolism

What is the liver?

100

Toxic products produced by CYP2E1

What is ROS?

100

Increases production of urine and to treat ascites

What are diuretics?

200

Receiving blood products

What are blood transfusions?

200

Feeling of constant tiredness

What is fatigue?

200

Most alcohol in blood is metabolized to

What is acetaldehyde?

200

Loss of NAD and increase in NADH leads to inability to carry this pathway efficiently and fat accumulation

What is B-oxidation?

200
Inhibits bacterial cell wall synthesis by binding to penicillin binding proteins (3rd generation)

What is cefotaxime?

300

Infection that causes liver damage and inflammation

What is viral hepatitis?

300

Loss of bilirubin metabolism

What is jaundice?
300

3 enzyme systems that metabolize alcohol

What is alcohol dehydrogenase, cytochrome P-450 isoenzymes, and catalase?


300

Increased NADH/NAD ratio causes this in blood

What is lactic acidosis?

300

Inhibits prokaryotic enzymes topoisomerase II and topoisomerase IV

What is Ciprofloxacin?

400

Usually done to celebrate

What is alcohol consumption?

400

Result of encephalopathy

What is confusion?
400

Cell location of main enzyme of alcohol metabolism

What is the cytosol?

400

Increased pressure associated with liver damage causes

What is portal hypertension?

400

Coenzyme of glycogen phosphorylase and transaminase and aids in glucose homeostasis

What is Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine)?

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