9 thoughts on “ Alcoholic Coma ”

1. Aug 24,  · Alcoholism is a disease that affects up to 1 out of every 8 Americans and contributes to around 88, deaths per year. If alcoholism progresses unchecked, it can culminate in end-stage alcoholism and even premature death. This article describes the signs of alcohol addiction and what happens when a loved one reaches the end stages of alcohol.

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2. That means it can affect your brain and nervous system to slow your breathing, your heart rate, and other important tasks that your body does. Your liver usually does a good job of keeping alcohol.

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4. Alcoholic coma and some associated conditions. Landers DF. The diagnosis of alcoholic coma is made only when there is a high blood alcohol level and signs of bilateral cortical dysfunction, without focal neurologic signs, and when all other metabolic and structural causes of coma .

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5. Find out information about alcoholic coma. in medicine, deep state of unconsciousness from which a person cannot be aroused even by painful stimuli. The .

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6. Sep 13,  · Alcohol poisoning occurs when an individual ingests too much alcohol too quickly for the liver to process the substance, and body functions become impaired, or even cease. There are several symptoms of alcohol poisoning, ranging from vomiting and dehydration to passing out, shallow breathing, and falling into a coma.

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7. alcoholic coma coma accompanying severe alcoholic intoxication. alpha coma coma in which there are electroencephalographic findings of dominant alpha-wave activity. diabetic coma the coma of severe diabetic acidosis; see also diabetes mellitus.

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8. Jun 29,  · Alcoholism is the nonmedical, popular term for alcohol dependence, notes Moss. 5 Types of Alcoholics. The study describes five subtypes of alcoholics.

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9. Dec 23,  · Luckily, most alcohol induced comas tend to be rather short term, relative to more severe comas such as a diabetic coma. While an alcohol induced coma might not be as serious, it still carries with it a plethora of issues. Issues relating to this act include, but are not limited to: Short and long term memory loss.

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