Group 7 includes: Arias Julca Juan Pablo, Cepedes Mundaca Jose Andres, Chafloque Arenas Jose Carlos, Chero Salvador Juan, Chung Santa Maria Raul, Flores Tenorio Ciro Miguel. The document discusses the social, psychological, neurological, digestive system, genitourinary system, and fetal effects of alcoholism. It covers topics such as social problems, psychological effects, neuroimaging/neurological consequences, effects on the liver and depression, and how alcohol freely crosses the placental barrier and impacts fetal development.

1. 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

2. Consequences of alcoholism
1. Social and
psychological
problem Problem
2. Neurological
disorders and
5. Fetal harm
effects on
digestive system:
4. Depression and 3. Liver damage
nervous system and effects on ap.
effects genitourinary

3. SOCIAL PROBLEMS OF
ALCOHOLISM

4. 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

5. Psychological Effects
Alcohol first affects the
central nervous system
Anesthesia, internal
auditing
physical addiction and
psychological dependence

6. NEUROIMAGING AND
NEUROLOGICAL
CONSEQUENCES

7. Acute
Intoxication
Chronic • Wernicke encephalopathy
Intoxication • Korsakoff syndrome
• Myelinolysis central Pontic
Chronic
alcoholism • Marchiafava Bignami
Disease

8. Korsakoff syndrome
Wernicke
encephalopathy

9. Myelinolysis central
Pontic
Marchiafava
Bignami Disease

10. EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL ON
THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM

12. Effects on the genitourinary
system:

13. Effects on the genitourinary system:

14. Liver Effects:

15. Liver Effects:
most affected by
The liver goes affected
alcohol use, since it is
after many years of
responsible to clean the
drinking and alcoholic
toxin from the blood.
liver disease occurs
Alcoholism and
The damage can range hepatitis B are primarily
from inflammation to a responsible for the
degenerative disease degeneration of the liver
such as cirrhosis

16. Depression is a
disease that is
frequently
associated with
alcoholism
above all, the
relapse of
ALCOHOLISM alcoholics
AND
DEPRESSION
Whether
dysthymia, chronic
depression
neurotic, or
depression that can
occur in the first
months of
abstinence, depressi
ve episodes
disorders
bipolar, etc..

17. Depression in
alcoholic patients,
it is sometimes
induced by
addiction and
other feeding back
the same, creating
ALCOHOLISM a vicious circle
difficult to break
AND
DEPRESSION
The morbidity of
alcoholism and
depression is
more common in
women than in
men.

18. and feels guilty
about the lost
family
emotional,
occupational,
social, economic
then increases
the alcoholic
An consumption of
alcoholic
alcoholic beverages in
patient is order to reduce
depressed their painful
feelings
but getting the
opposite result from
that intended because
it will generate new
faults and major
depression.

19. Effects of Alcohol on the
Nervous System
Alters the action of
neurotransmitters, it • Alcohol damages brain cells
changes its structure and and peripheral nerves
function.. Decreases self- permanently.
control, affect memory, • Produce sleep disorders.
concentration and motor
function

20. •
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.

21. Fetal harm
It is well known that alcohol freely crosses the
placental barrier and reaches the fetus

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

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

24. Dysmorphology or facial
deformities

25. Prenatal growth deficit