Exam 8: Alcohol
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Excess consumption of some alcoholic beverages can lead to deficiencies of iron and zinc.
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Signs of alcohol poisoning include hypoglycemia and severe dehydration.
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When the MEOS pathway is induced,alcohol tolerance _______ because the rate of alcohol metabolism __________.
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A typical rate of alcohol metabolism for a social drinker is
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Describe the health consequences to the fetus of drinking alcohol during pregnancy.
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Describe 3 of the factors that increase the risk of developing alcohol dependency or alcohol abuse.
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Moderate alcohol intake has been associated with increased HDL cholesterol levels.
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Compared to men,women absorb approximately 30-35% more unaltered alcohol from the stomach into the bloodstream.
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An alcoholic beverage with 15 g alcohol provides ______ kcal from alcohol.
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