Alcohol consumption and anemia
[DOCX File]Chapter 01 The Relationship of Nutrition and Health
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Alcohol produces euphoria that results in depressed appetite and impacts the diet of a drinker. People afflicted in this manner tend to eat very little. The alcohol is rich in calories and energy; however, alcohol provides empty calories. The more one drinks, the less food is eaten.
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1.Define alcohol abuse and alcoholism. Abuse-repeated harm from drinking (general) DSM IV Criteria available in notes . Remember…there is no specific quantity of alcohol consumption that is classified as “abusive”. Rather, recurrent use of alcohol despite negative affects on the individual’s life is emphasized as diagnostic of abuse.
[DOCX File]Pat Heyman - Family, Work, Play
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Describe the health effects of alcohol consumption. ... Describe the two megaloblastic anemias. (Note: Pernicious anemia technically only refers to B12 deficiency as a result intrinsic factor problems). Describe aplastic anemia’s two forms. Describe the two forms of polycythemia.
Nutritional Needs and Health Concerns Study Sheet
Anemia: severe depletion of iron stores resulting in low blood hemoglobin. ... age, high-fat diet (high blood cholesterol), lack of exercise, stress, smoking and tobacco use, excessive alcohol consumption, low fiber intake, low vitamin/mineral intake. decrease consumption of foods high in saturated fats and sodium. high sodium/salt foods ...
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22. What impact does alcohol consumption during pregnancy have on a fetus?: 23. What are some environmental hazards for a fetus and what consequences does exposure have?: 24. Define the terms anoxia and hypoxia. 25. When is a baby considered to be low birth weight? 26. When is a baby considered premature: 27. What is lanugo? 28. What is vernix? 29.
[DOC File]M29-1, Part 5, A
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Acute Alcoholism – alcohol poisoning caused by heavy drinking on a single occasion. Chronic Alcoholism – A behavioral disorder manifested by repeated consumption of alcohol in quantities that exceed the dietary and social uses of the community and interfere with the health, interpersonal relations or economic functioning of the drinker.
[DOCX File]Columbia University
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The National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence (NCADD) identifies “alcohol-related problems and impairments such as liver disease, gastritis, anemia, neurological disorders, impairments in cognition, [and] changes in mood or behavior.” Alcohol consumption also presents serious health risks to pregnant women and can cause birth defects.
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Low values indicate loss of blood and anemia (Chabner, 2011, p. 990). The patient has alcohol dependency to the degree that he is suffering from alcohol withdrawal syndrome. When a person like this patient consumes too much alcohol it can cause anemia because blood production is suppressed (Ballard, 1997). Also, the patient is malnourished and
[DOC File]Understanding Your Blood Results
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GGT or Gamma Glutamyl Transferase is an enzyme present in the liver with lower levels found in the blood. When the liver becomes damaged or obstructed the blood level of GGT rises. Elevated GGT levels are often seen in obstruction of the bile duct and chronic alcohol abuse. Recent alcohol consumption can cause a temporary elevation in GGT
[DOCX File]Assignment #2 – Additional Problems
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Esophageal Cancer and Alcohol Consumption Tuyns et al. (1977) examined the potential relationship between regular alcohol consumption and esophageal cancer using a case-control study. A sample of 200 esophageal cancer patients was taken and 775 community-based controls were selected to form a comparison group.
[DOC File]PREVENTION
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The 2014 National Survey on Drug Use and Health noted that 60.9 million Americans reported binge alcohol use in the past month and 16.3 million reported heavy drinking in the past month.2 Over 17 million American adults have an alcohol use disorder, and the twelve-month and lifetime prevalence of alcohol use disorder has been estimated to be 13 ...
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ALCOHOL: Assess alcohol consumption for all patients age 14 years and older. Record response as Yes or No. (Note: Providers may need to specifically ask about beer as this is not always considered when discussing alcohol use.) ... Anemia, and Lead micronutrient deficiencies, is an important and highly Poisoning among prevalent problem among ...
[DOC File]CARING FOR THE PATIENT WITH A HISTORY OF ALCOHOL ABUSE
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Alcohol abuse and its complications is the third leading cause of preventable death in the United States. Deaths related to alcohol abuse cost the health care system close to $200 billion a year. Alcohol abuse is one of the leading causes of such serious diseases as esophageal cancer, liver disease, pancreatitis, and gastrointestinal bleeding
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