Chronic alcohol use can lead to chronic liver disease, characterized by tissue scarring and poor liver function referred to as a hepatic steatosis.

Derek, an alcoholic, was just diagnosed with Korsakoff’s syndrome. A possible cause and a symptom of this syndrome is vitamin B1 deficiency and memory loss.

Over the course of one hour, Jennifer consumes four standard drinks. What type of drinking does this exemplify?

Which is an example of a selective serotonin-norepinephrine reuptake inhibitor?

The term which describes a drug’s strength of binding to a receptor is binding affinity.

The opioid system is acted on by drugs such as morphine.

Most alcohol related deaths occur from depressed respiration.

During a lecture on neurotransmission, Professor Vogel states, “The magnitude of an action potential is independent from the magnitude of potential change that elicited the action potential.” This phenomenon is referred to as the breaking-threshold law.

What are the characteristics of an action potential?

The propagation of action potentials refers to a series of action potentials occurring in succession.