Acute Ethanol Poisoning and the Ethanol Withdrawal Syndrome

Medicine & Life Sciences

• Poisoning 100%
• Ethanol 83%
• Blood Alcohol Content 48%
• Benzodiazepines 25%
• Thiamine 22%
• Diazepam 20%
• Coma 19%
• Alcohol Withdrawal Delirium 19%
• Seizures 19%
• Carbamazepine 14%
• Tremor 13%
• Ataxia 13%
• GABA-benzodiazepine receptor-chloride ionophore complex 12%
• Alcoholics Anonymous 9%
• Alcohols 9%
• Cell Membrane 8%
• Prodromal Symptoms 8%
• Barbiturates 8%
• Blood Pressure 7%
• Substance Withdrawal Syndrome 7%
• Patient Comfort 7%
• Child Abuse 7%
• Sweat 7%
• Drug Therapy 7%
• Clonidine 6%
• Alcoholics 6%
• Haloperidol 6%
• GABA-A Receptors 6%
• Chlorides 6%
• Magnesium 6%
• Propranolol 6%
• Electrolytes 6%
• Respiratory Insufficiency 5%
• Suicide 5%
• Alcoholism 5%
• Potassium 5%
• Nausea 5%
• Signs and Symptoms 5%
• Child 5%
• Renal Dialysis 5%
• Vomiting 5%
• Physical Examination 5%
• Counseling 5%
• Cardiac Arrhythmias 5%
• Membrane Proteins 5%
• Therapeutics 5%
• Inpatients 4%
• Acids 4%
• Outpatients 4%
• Referral and Consultation 4%
• Heart Rate 4%
• Anxiety 4%
• Observation 4%
• Depression 4%
• Lipids 4%
• Glucose 3%
• Enzymes 3%
• Pharmaceutical Preparations 2%

Chemical Compounds

• Ethanol 63%
• Alcohol 31%
• Benzodiazepine 30%
• Diazepam 24%
• Blood Pressure 16%
• Carbamazepine 16%
• Thiamine 16%
• Clonidine 9%
• Haloperidol 9%
• Barbiturate 8%
• Propranolol 8%
• Ionophore 7%
• Non Toxic 6%
• Vitamin 6%
• Magnesium Atom 5%
• Dose 5%
• Drug 3%
• Protein 2%
• Acid 2%