GROUP 7

• ARIAS JULCA JUAN PABLO• CESPEDES MUNDACA JOSE ANDRES• CHAFLOQUE ARENAS JOSE CARLOS• CHERO SALVADOR JUAN• CHUNG SANTA MARIA RAUL• FLORES TENORIO CIRO MIGUEL

Consequences of alcoholism

1. Social and psychological

problem Problem

2. Neurological disorders and

effects on digestive system:

3. Liver damage and effects on ap.

genitourinary

4. Depression and nervous system

effects

5. Fetal harm

SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF ALCOHOLISM

SOCIAL EFFECTS

media practice of sex without protection, family abandonment and laboratory

social transgressions such as rape and fights

"no temporary family crisis"

deaths in traffic accidents 

Psychological Effects

Alcohol first affects the central nervous system 

Anesthesia, internal auditing

physical addiction and psychological dependence

NEUROIMAGING AND NEUROLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES

Acute Intoxication

Chronic Intoxication

• Wernicke encephalopathy

• Korsakoff syndrome

Chronic alcoholism

• Myelinolysis central Pontic

• Marchiafava Bignami Disease

Korsakoff syndrome

Wernicke encephalopathy

Myelinolysis central Pontic

Marchiafava Bignami Disease

EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

Effects on the genitourinary system:

Effects on the genitourinary system:

Reduction of male hormones by the

action of alcohol on the testis and pituitary

Reduction of blood into the corpora

cavernous due to early atherosclerosis

Bladder disorders.

Bladder`s Cancer Sexual Dysfunction

Liver Effects:

Liver Effects:

most affected by alcohol use, since it is

responsible to clean the toxin from the blood.

The liver goes affected after many years of

drinking and alcoholic liver disease occurs

The damage can range from inflammation to a

degenerative disease such as cirrhosis

Alcoholism and hepatitis B are primarily

responsible for the degeneration of the liver

ALCOHOLISM AND

DEPRESSION

Depression is a disease that is

frequently associated with

alcoholism above all, the

relapse of alcoholics

Whether dysthymia, chronic depression

neurotic, or depression that can

occur in the first months of abstinence,

depressive episodes disorders bipolar,

etc..

ALCOHOLISM AND

DEPRESSION

Depression in alcoholic patients,

it is sometimes induced by

addiction and other feeding back the same, creating

a vicious circle difficult to break

The morbidity of alcoholism and depression is

more common in women than in

men.

An alcoholic patient is depressed

and feels guilty about the lost

family  emotional,

occupational, social, economic

but getting the opposite result from that

intended because it will generate new faults

and major depression.

then increases the alcoholic

consumption of alcoholic

beverages in order to reduce

their painful feelings

Effects of Alcohol on the Nervous System

Alters the action of neurotransmitters, it

changes its structure and function.. Decreases self-control, affect memory,

concentration and motor function

• Alcohol damages brain cells and peripheral nerves permanently. • Produce sleep disorders.

Effects of Alcohol on the Nervous System

• People with drinking problems are isolated from their social environment, often suffer crisis in the family (arguments, divorce, abandonment) and employment (job loss), which leads to depression and sometimes suicide.

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Fetal harm

It is well known that alcohol freely crosses the placental barrier and reaches the fetus

• The ingestion of small amounts of alcohol, as 30 ml per day, the child can express an underweight

the child has significant defects in shape and characterized as the Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS)

Dysmorphology or facial deformities

Prenatal growth deficit

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