By: Colleen Carter Biochemistry Spring 2012. DEPRESSANT MOST ABUSED DRUG PSYCHOACTIVE SUPPRESSES CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ALOCHOL.

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By: Colleen Carter Biochemistry Spring 2012

DEPRESSANT MOST ABUSED DRUG PSYCHOACTIVE SUPPRESSES CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM ALOCHOL

CONSUMPTION ABSORPTION stomach and small intestine: gastrointestinal tract DISTRIBUTION (DIFFUSION) concentration gradients ELIMINATION through pores and urination GENERAL METABOLISM

ALCOHOL CANNOT BE STORED: Must be Oxidized !

 Genetics  Culture  Psychologically  Mentally/Emotionally  Physical  Potential liver disease  Malnutrition  Most common disease in the US  Interferes with everyday life  Liver reaches a saturation point  Acetaldehyde accumulation  Mitochondrial dysfunction ALCOHOLISM

FETAL ALCOHOL SYNDROME  5 out of 1,000 births  Indicatiors: stunted growth, CNS dysfunctions, these facial characterics

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