the degree of tolerance from chronic use and the rate of rise in the blood and brain alcohol levels(passive) is influenced byThe effect of alcohol on the CNS
drinking large amounts of alcohol on one occasion or ' binge drinking(passive) is typically caused byAcute alcohol - related harm
exposure to organic solvents at work(passive) caused byacute central nervous system ( CNS ) intoxication
Psychoactive medicationscan causesignificant central nervous system dysregulation when alcohol is consumed
Adaptive changes in response to chronic alcohol consumption , including desensitization of GABA - A and up - regulation of NMDA receptorsleadto the hyperexcitable state of the CNS in alcohol withdrawal
effects ... medicationscauseCNS sedation , including alcohol
the potentialto causeacute aseptic meningoencephalitis of the CNS
a myriad of factors(passive) to be caused by35,36].The effect of alcohol on neurological function
inhibition of JNK activationpreventedacute alcohol - induced steatosis
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intoxication and excessive amount could prove to be fatalcausesintoxication and excessive amount could prove to be fatal
The cause of death(passive) were caused byThe cause of death
transient microglial activation and mobilization ... promoting clearance of dead cells and tissue recoverycausestransient microglial activation and mobilization ... promoting clearance of dead cells and tissue recovery
in an ∼30 % decrease in rpS6 phosphorylationresultedin an ∼30 % decrease in rpS6 phosphorylation
in significant neuropathology andresultsin significant neuropathology and
to cerebellar degenerationleadingto cerebellar degeneration
you to think , speak , react and move more slowlycausingyou to think , speak , react and move more slowly
to irreversible injury Painleadsto irreversible injury Pain
in emergency hospital admissionsmight resultin emergency hospital admissions