Risks
The two types of risk for all lifestyle-related health problems
What are Risks?
Body/Biology + Choices =
What is outcome?
Refers to 0.6 ounce of pure alcohol in any alcoholic beverage.
What is "standard drink"?
Substances breathed in for the purpose of getting high
What is inhalants?
Risks we cannot change
What is Biological Risks?
Choices interact with ______ to trigger or prevent heart disease.
What is Biology?
Standards for over-the-counter and prescription drugs are typically expressed in this
What is milligrams?
Include LSD, PCP, peyote, mescaline, psilocybin mushrooms or Ecstasy (MDMA)
What is Hallucinogens?
A family history of heart disease means we're __________ to the trigger point.
____________ and ___________ factors influence our choices.
What is Psychological and Social?
There is no standardization for this
What is illegal substances?
Using drugs without a prescription of our own, or using the drug to get high
What Is Non-medical use of prescription drugs?
Alcoholism and drug addiction are centered in this
What is the brain?
Risks we can change
What is Choices?
Risk for health problems begin at this amount of standard drinks per day
What is 3 standard drinks per day?
Many medication bottles, both over-the-counter and prescribed, are labeled this
What is "Do not drink alcohol while taking this medication?"
Attitudes, beliefs, values, preferences and personality traits are this type of influence
What is psychological influence?
This is triggered when we make enough high-risk choices to reach that point.
What is addiction?
The only low-risk choice for drugs used for non-medical purpose
What is abstinence?
Who can develop alcoholism or drug addiction
What is anyone?