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CIWA-Ar, Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol-Revised GABA, y-aminobutyric acid IV, intravenous NMDA, N-methyl D-aspartate. Br. J. Addict. 1989 84 1353-1357. 

TABLE 33-4. Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol-Revised (CIWA-Ar)... 

With symptom-triggered therapy, medication is given only if symptoms emerge, resulting in shorter treatment duration, and avoidance of over sedation. A typical regimen would be lorazepam 2 mg administered every hour as needed when a structured assessment scale (e.g., Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment-Alcohol, Revised) indicates that symptoms are moderate to severe. Current guidelines recommend such individualized therapy over fixed-schedule therapy. 

CBC, complete blood cell count CIWA-Arf Clinical Institute Withdrawal Assessment for Alcohol, revised D5, dextrose 5% KCI, potassium chloride, NS, normal saline WBC, white blood cell count. 

Ryan, Elizabeth A. Straight Talk About Drugs ir Alcohol. Revised Edition. New York Facts On File, 1995. The author provides clear and practical advice to teens who are facing questions about their own drug or alcohol use or that of peers or even parents. The effects and risk of drugs are presented without being preachy. ... 

Revision Problem 1 Leaf alcohol (TM 392) is widespread in plants and has the characteristic smell of green leaves and grass. The cis isomer alone has tlfis smell and is used in perfumery. How would you make it ... 

Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) issued by suppHers of acetone ate requited to be revised within 90 days to include new permissible exposure limits (PEL). Current OSHA PEL (54) and ACGIH threshold limit values (TLV) (55) ate the same, 750 ppm TWA and 1000 ppm STEL. Eot comparison, the ACGIH TWA values for the common mbbing alcohols are ethyl, 1000, and isopropyl, 400 ppm. A report on human experience (56) concluded that exposure to 1000 ppm for an 8-h day produced no effects other than slight, transient irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat. 

Komppa and Eoschier now propose a revision of the nomenclature of the fenchene terpenes, Wallach s D-fenchene being termed a-fenchene, D-Z-fenchene becoming Z-o-fenchene, and D-d-fenchene becoming d-a-fenchene. The fenchene obtained by Bertram and Helle s method, by dehydrating fenchyl alcohol with potassium bisulphate, is now termed y8-fenchene. This nomenclature is certainly preferable as it contains no suggestion that the two bodies are identical in chemical constitution, nor is there any particular evidence that D-Z-fenchene and L-Z-fenchene are not the same actual terpene, and equally so in the case of D-d-fenchene and L-d-fenchene. 

Alcohol sulfates and alcohol ether sulfates were examined many years ago for their carcinogenic, mutagenic, and teratogenic properties. A complete revision of these subjects was carried out by Oba [382]. 

Suggest a synthesis of the local anaesthetic ambucaine (17). This time carry the analysis of the aromatic starting material further, for revision, Alcohol (18) is available (and is discussed in Chapter T 6). 

Unfortunately, only two attempts were made to use this approach in the synthesis of five-membered cyclic nitronates (5), and only one of them could be considered as successful. In the latter case, isomeric nitrocyclopropane was obtained as the major product. Only a-functionalized nitro alcohols are readily involved in the Mitsunobu cyclization. However, the possibility of isomerization of by-products, nitrocyclopropanes, which was mentioned in the discussion of Scheme 3.16, caused the revision of this process as a procedure for the synthesis of five-membered cyclic nitronates. (A new approach to the synthesis of initial y-nitro alcohols from readily available AN was documented in Reference 64)... 

Although transition metal-catalyzed allylic alkylation has become one of the most powerful methods in chemical synthesis, the formation of ether bonds using this process has been slow to evolve.119-121 The main reasons for this disparity are the lower nucleophilicity and higher basicity of oxygen nucleophiles, particularly those derived from aliphatic alcohols, compared to their carbon or nitrogen analogs. However, this notion has rapidly been revised, as recent advances in the O-allylation area have largely addressed the issue of the reactivity mismatch between the hard alkoxide and the soft 7r-allylmetal species to provide a considerable body of literature. 

As anticipated, Sheldon and coworkers attempted to revise the Cu/TEMPO system, and suggested that a piperidinyloxycopper(II) adduct, rather than the oxoammonium ion, is instead formed as an intermediate species that adduct would be responsible for turning the alcohol into the carbonyl product. Sheldon and coworkers proposed the radical mechanism outlined in Scheme 17, and supported it with a Hammett p value of —0.16 (vs. a) and with a KIE of 5.4 . They also suggested that steric hindrance arising from interaction of secondary alcohols with the active-TEiMPO species, whatever it can be, are possibly responsible for the lower, or lack of, reactivity displayed by these substrates . Accordingly, a novel TEMPO-like system has been recently developed in order to specifically bypass this steric interference , as we are going to see below. 

United States Code of Federal Regulations. Title 21 Alcohol, Tobacco Products, and Firearms. 2 vols. Revised as of April 1, 2003. Washington, D.C. U.S. Government Printing Office, 2003. This part of the U.S. Code embodies federal firearms legislation. 

While this chapter was being edited and revised, new data appeared on the chemistry of 1,3-oxazine derivatives. In a recent review on the applications of 1,3-amino alcohols in asymmetric organic syntheses, the use of numerous 1,3-oxazine derivatives for this purpose was discussed <2007CRV767>. A compilation on the progesterone receptor ligands provides a brief summary of the progesterone receptor modulatory effects of 6-aryl-l,4-dihydro-3,l-benzoxazin-2-ones <2007MI374>. 

Sullivan, J.T., Sykora, K., Schneiderman, J., et ah Assessment of alcohol withdrawal the revised clinical institute withdrawal assessment for alcohol scale (CIWA-Ar). Br. J. Addict. 84111), 1353-1357, 1989. 

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