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Naloxone and Alcoholic Intoxication
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1982Excerpt To the editor: In a recent article, Lyon and Antony (1) reported the dramatic effect of naloxone hydrochloride in two comatose patients with alcoholic intoxication.
Lignian, Hervé +2 more
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Prohibition and Alcohol Intoxication
British Journal of Addiction, 1982SummaryThe effect of total prohibition imposed in Bihar State with effect from April, 1979, was assessed on the basis of the hospital records of Patna Medical College Hospital. During the first seven months of prohibition, there was a significant decrease in the number of alcohol intoxication cases as compared to the numbers of such cases during the ...
C P, Thakur, R N, Sharma, H S, Akhtar
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Alcoholism, Alcohol Intoxication, and Suicide Attempts
Archives of General Psychiatry, 1972A total of 34 patients were admitted to the hospital with wounds inflicted in suicide attempts, 29 were alcoholics. Of these, 26 were intoxicated at the time of the suicide attempt. Two behavioral syndromes and a high incidence of amnesia and denial (42%) were identified.
D G, Mayfield, D, Montgomery
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2018
Alcohol intoxication occurs when the quantity of alcohol (ethanol) consumed exceeds one’s tolerance for the substance, with consequent impairment of the individual’s mental and physical functional status. Alcohol abuse is a broad term for general ill health (mental, social, and/or physical) resulting from the repetitive, compulsive, and uncontrolled ...
Satish Keshav, Palak Trivedi
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Alcohol intoxication occurs when the quantity of alcohol (ethanol) consumed exceeds one’s tolerance for the substance, with consequent impairment of the individual’s mental and physical functional status. Alcohol abuse is a broad term for general ill health (mental, social, and/or physical) resulting from the repetitive, compulsive, and uncontrolled ...
Satish Keshav, Palak Trivedi
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Journal of the American Medical Association, 1938
The increasing popularity of high speed automobiles during the past decade has raised the problem of alcoholism above the level of morality and made it an issue of life and death. In 1936 motor vehicle deaths totaled 37,800. There were also 1,300,000 nonfatal traffic injuries, about 100,000 of them representing disabilities of a permanent character. In
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The increasing popularity of high speed automobiles during the past decade has raised the problem of alcoholism above the level of morality and made it an issue of life and death. In 1936 motor vehicle deaths totaled 37,800. There were also 1,300,000 nonfatal traffic injuries, about 100,000 of them representing disabilities of a permanent character. In
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Naloxane and Alcohol Intoxication
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1984Excerpt To the editor: Recent reports suggest that naloxone hydrochloride can reverse alcoholic coma (1, 2), whereas at least one paper does not report this effect (3).
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Alcoholic Ketoacidosis and Isopropyl Alcohol Intoxication
Archives of Internal Medicine, 1978To the Editor.— The editorial entitled "Cyanide Poisoning—A Challenge" (Archives137:993-994, 1977) contained a statement that "cyanide intoxication and diabetes mellitus (are) the only two major clinical situations with very high levels of serum acetone and acetone bodies." If indeed cyanide intoxication is a major clinical situation, then I would ...
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Percutaneous Alcohol Intoxication
Clinical Toxicology, 1968AbstractThe application of alcohol-soaked cloth on the abdominal area of sick children is in widespread home use within our area. Many acute intoxications a r e due to this practice. Whether methyl or ethyl alcohol has been used determines the clinical and metabolic pictures, each quite different in course and prognosis.
E R. Gim +6 more
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Ethanol (Alcohol) Intoxication
2017History, chemical profile Alcoholic beverages exist since the dawn of humanity and are part of the culture of many civilizations since antiquity. Ethanol is obtained through fermentation of countless products leading to an infinite variety of flavors. It is believed that ethanol binds several receptors in the human brain, including GABA receptors.
Julien J. Cavanagh, Teresa Y. Smith
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2020
In this chapter, we describe alcohol intoxication and how it has been understood by researchers, policymakers and the lay public. We focus on alcohol and intoxication in Western societies and consider recent political, economic, regulatory and social shifts that have had implications for alcohol consumption and drinking practices, particularly drinking
Antonia Lyons, Kate Kersey
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In this chapter, we describe alcohol intoxication and how it has been understood by researchers, policymakers and the lay public. We focus on alcohol and intoxication in Western societies and consider recent political, economic, regulatory and social shifts that have had implications for alcohol consumption and drinking practices, particularly drinking
Antonia Lyons, Kate Kersey
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