Definition: Acetonaemic: - Acetic acid - Alcoholic fermentation - Nomenclature - Symptoms of alcohol poisoning Definition: Acetonaemia is an acute metabolic disorder in which excessive production of acetaldehyde by liver cells leads to the accumulation of this toxic compound in the blood. The symptoms are severe, including headaches, dizziness, nausea, and vomiting. The cause of acetonaemia can be due to alcohol abuse or certain conditions that disrupt normal metabolism. Examples: Alcohol poisoning can cause acetonaemia from excessive alcohol consumption or from liver disease such as cirrhosis. Acetone poisoning may result from exposure to acetic acid through inhalation or from ingestion of contaminated food and water containing acetic acid.
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