why is Alcohol Harmful
some people become friendly after drinking others become ______.
angery
the present of alcohol in someones blood is _____.
Blood alcohol content (BAC)
what percent of all traffic deaths were caused by alcohol in 2005.
35%
how many stages of Alcoholism are there
Alcoholics need outside help from counselors and support groups to recover.
a lot of car accidents are caused by _____.
alcohol
alcohol can effect the _____ _____ _____ of someone young.
short-term growth
alcohol can effect the _____ _____ _____ of some one young .
long-term growth
alcohol has a negative effect on _____-_____
self-esteem
Staying alcohol free involves knowing how to say no to ____-____ situations.
high-risk
a drug that slow down the body's functions and reaction.
depressants
alcohol is really bad for ______, _______, ______, _____, and ______.
liver, Brain, mouth, Heart, and Stomach
what is cirrhosis?
it is a disease characterized by scarring and eventual destruction of the liver.
what does DWI stand for?
Driving while intoxicated
Admission
at the start of recovery, the person must admit that he or she has an addiction and ask for help.
alcohol can danger your chance in having a future in ____.
sports
the legal blood level your can drive on is ___.
0.8
if you drink large amounts of alcohol you are more likely to develop _____ or ______ ______ than people who don't drink.
mouth or throat cancer
the total cost of alcohol-related problems is approximately ___._ billion dollars a year.
175.5 billion dollars
what is Detoxification?
this is the physical process of freeing the body of an addictive.
alcohol can harm the brain's ability to _____ and its ability to _____.
learn, remember
alcohol can kill you if you drink to much in a short period of time because it would give you _____ ______
alcohol poisoning
alcohol kills ____ ____ and many of them you can't grow back.
brain cells
addiction is?
physical or psychological need for a drug.
Resolution
once recovery has begun, the alcoholic resolves or makes the decision to accept responsibility for his or her actions.