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Tranquilizers, disintoxication and Antabusum
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* Tranquilizers, disintoxication, Antabusum and psychotherapy
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Electroplexy, tranquilizers, disintoxication, Antabusum and psychotherapy.
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Specify the most exact determination of concept "palimpsest".
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* impossibility of complete recreation in memory of events which took place during alcoholic intoxication
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retrograde amnesia is after heavy alcoholic intoxication
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bone-holding amnesia is as a result of alcoholism
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substituting for failures in memory by the invented events
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none of the offered determinations represents the aim of concepts
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Specify the most exact determination of concept "Subzero tolerance to the alcohol".
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the extraordinarily expressed train is to the alcohol
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a grave condition of abstynentia is after alcoholizing
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* an origin of strong intoxication is after the reception of small doses of alcohol
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weakness of will, impossibility to give up the reception of alcohol
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none of the offered determinations represents суті concepts
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Specify the most exact determination of concept hard "pseudodrinking".
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periods of drunkenness, during which doses alcoholic, that is used, small
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protracted continuous (daily) drunkenness
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seasonal attacks of out of control drunkenness
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* persistent daily drunkenness, interruptions in which are related to the external situation
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none of the offered determinations represents the aim of concepts
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State of intoxication, caused by the simultaneous reception of teturam and it appears with the use of alcohol and all next symptoms, EXCEPT:
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palpitation and shortness of breath
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nausea and vomiting
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hyperemia of the cutaneous covering
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* polyneiropathya
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origin of alarm, fear
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That can not be observed during typical acute intoxication by COCAINE:
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excitation
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* narrowing of pupil
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insomnia
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hyperemia of face
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laughter
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The alcoholic syndrome of abstinentia is usually characterized by all next displays, except:
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insomnia
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absence of appetite
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ataxia
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emotional disorders (alarm, depression, dysphoria)
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* decline of arteriotony
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The expressed alarm, insomnia and psychomotor excitation, can be a display of:
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opioid abstinentia
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tromomania
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intoxications of cyclodol
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sharp attack of schizophrenia
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* all enumerated right
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The expressed somato-vegetative disorders are characteristic for
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* Tromomania
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Alcoholic hallucinosis
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Alcoholic paranoid
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All enumerated diseases
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Nothing of above-stated
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The major and obligatory component for course of treatment of alcoholism is:
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peroral reception of тетурама (To Antabusum)
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desintoxication therapy
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aphomorfin provocations
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intramuscular implantation of Esperal (To Antabusum)
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* different psychotherapy methodologies
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The signs of a 1 stage of alcoholism are:
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* A loss of control is above the amount of the drank alcohol
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Increase of tolerance
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Presence of psychical dependence
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Presence of physical dependence
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decline of tolerance, disorder of memory and intellect
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The syndrome of Korsakoff` includes:
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Paramnesias
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Letheral disorientation
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Bone-holding amnesia
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Anterograd amnesia
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* All enumerated symptoms.
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To what complications a difficult running of alcoholic syndrome over the withdrawal syndrome can lead ?
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Korsakoff`s psychosis
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Alcoholic hallucinosis
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Epileptiform attacks
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Tromomania
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* All enumerated correctly
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Type of Corsacov psychosis :
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* bone-holding amnesia
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polyneiropaty
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fabrications and pseudoreminiscences
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commenting verbal hallucinations
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incogerence of thought
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Typical symptomatology of abstinentia with barbiturates abuse:
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loss of appetite
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insomnia
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tremor, alarm
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epileptiform attacks
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* all enumerated correct
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Typical symptomatology of alcoholic withdrawal syndrome:
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hyperpiesis
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taxicardia
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hyperemia face
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tremor
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* all enumerated correct
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Typical symptomatology of sharp opium intoxication and his analogues :
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Liquid breathing
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narrowing of pupils
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pallor of face
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* all enumerated correct
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languor, sleepiness
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What rises up in both alcoholic patients and in healthy people after the surplus alcoholizing?
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Tromomania
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Alcoholic hallucinosis
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Alcoholic paranoid
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All enumerated psychoses
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* None of the indicated psychoses
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What clinical criteria undoubtedly testify to the origin of the III stage of alcoholism :
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origin of alcoholic psychoses (delirium, hallucinosis, параноїд)
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signs of degradation of person
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letheral forms of intoxication (including "palimpsests")
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* decline of tolerance, disorder of memory and intellect
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hard drinking character of drunkenness, use of substitutes of alcohol
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What contiguous to alcoholizing psychonosema is accompanied by eclipse of consciousness?
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* Tromomania
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Alcoholic hallucinosis
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Alcoholic paranoid
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All enumerated psychoses
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None of the indicated psychoses
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What disorders are included in a concept "Alcoholic degradation of personality" ?
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weakness of will, highly emotional instability
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* stiffness of psychical processes
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frivolousness, defect of ethics
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lacunar dementia
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flattering
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What from the diseases enumerated below do require obligatory hospitalization of patient in psychiatric permanent establishment?
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White fever
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* All above-stated
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Traumatic enchephalopathy
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An alcoholic hallucinosis is with imperative hallucinations
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Corsacov psychosis
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What is the most common comorbid psychiatric disorder in prisoners with addictive disorders?
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* Antisocial personality disorder
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Schizophrenia
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Depression
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Bipolar disorder
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Phobic disorder
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What is the primary goal of treatment for most alcoholics?
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Increased productivity
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Increased self-awareness
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Increased relationships
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* Total abstinence
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Participation in AA
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What most typical prognosis at Korsakoff`s psychosis ?
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complete recovery
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* progredient
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progredient flowing
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forming of lacune imbecility
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forming of total imbecility
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What neurotransmitter is associated with benzodiazepine withdrawal?
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Acetylcholine
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* GABA
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Norepinephrine
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Serotonin
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Dopamine
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What should be the first step in management of a young adult with marital problems, depression, and alcohol dependence?
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Couple therapy
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Antidepressant therapy
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Insight-oriented psychotherapy
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Treatment with disulfiram
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* Detoxification and encouragement of abstinence
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What stage of motion of alcoholism is decline of tolerance on alcohol?
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It is observed at all stages of motion of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 2 stages of alcoholism
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* Usually it arises up on 3 stages of alcoholism
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For alcoholism not characteristic
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Usually it arises up on a 1 stage of alcoholism
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What stage of motion of alcoholism is forming the apatho-abulic syndrome?
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It is observed at all stages of motion of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 2 stages of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 3 stages of alcoholism
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* No characteristic for alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on a 1 stage of alcoholism
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What stage of motion of alcoholism is forming the concentric imbecility?
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It is observed at all stages of motion of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 2 stages of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 3 stages of alcoholism
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* No characteristic for alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on a 1 stage of alcoholism
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What stage of motion of alcoholism is observed on letheral forms of intoxication (including palimpsests)?
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* It is observed at all stages of motion of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 2 stages of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 3 stages of alcoholism
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For alcoholism not characteristic
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Usually it arises up on a 1 stage of alcoholism
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What stage of motion of alcoholism is observed on signs of degradation of person?
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It is observed at all stages of motion of alcoholism
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* Usually arise up on 2 stages of alcoholism
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Usually arise up on 3 stages of alcoholism
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For alcoholism not characteristic
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Usually it arises up on a 1 stage of alcoholism
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What stage of motion of alcoholism is polyneuropatia?
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It is observed at all stages of motion of alcoholism
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Usually it arises up on 2 stages of alcoholism
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