Ethanol poisoning

Ethanol poisoning

Ethanol poisoning Q. 1 MacEwen’s sign is seen in:  A Lead poisoning  B Arsenic poisoning  C Ethanol poisoning  D Copper poisoning Q. 1 MacEwen’s sign is seen in:  A Lead poisoning  B Arsenic poisoning  C Ethanol poisoning  D Copper poisoning Ans. C Explanation: MacEwen signs (MacEwen pupil) The pupil of a patient comatose from alcohol […]

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Ethanol poisoning

Ethanol poisoning Ethanol is a small, water-soluble molecule that becomes distributed evenly throughout the body water; it passes easily across the blood–brain barrier and has a profound depressant effect upon the cerebral function. absorption of alcohol takes place in the stomach, duodenum and first part of the jejunum; the latter two are the most effective

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