Alcohol Health Risks
Stumbling, mumbling, cool to the touch, passed out, and vomiting are all signs of this.
What is alcohol poisoning?
True or False: Open alcohol or consumption of alcohol in common spaces is permitted in residence.
What is False?
The amount of alcohol a designated driver should consume.
OPEN ENDED! Name 5 ways to help you stay safe when drinking.
Examples: drink with friends you know and trust, have a backup plan, eat a full meal and drink water, know what and how much you're drinking, don't accept drinks from strangers or leave a drink unattended, stay aware of sudden changes in how your body feels
You should call Front Desk
Who should you call to file a noise complaint or in case of non-life threatening emergencies?
This is a progressive, chronic disease involving a mental and physical need for alcohol.
What is alcoholism?
True or False: Alcohol intoxication, regardless of age, is never an excuse for inappropriate behaviour. It is your responsibility to manage your health and well-being regarding your alcohol intake and act respectfully and appropriately while under the influence.
What is True?
Doing this between alcoholic beverages and throughout the night can help to ensure a slower drinking pace and hydration.
What is drinking water/non-alcoholic beverages?
The lines on a solo cup can help you do this.
What is give an estimated measurement of drinks. (Liquor = 1fl oz; Wine = 5fl oz; Beer = 12fl oz.)
These are the non abbreviated forms of REA, RSA, RLC
What are Residence Education Advisor, Residence Safety Advisor, Residence Life Coordinator?
One bottle of beer (12 oz) is __% ABV (alcohol by volume)
One shot of hard liquor (1.5 oz) is __ % ABV
5 oz of wine is __% ABV
What is 5% 40%, 12%?
True or False: If you are of legal age, alcohol cannot be consumed safely in your residence room no matter what.
What is False?
NOTE: Large volume containers of alcohol, funnels, drinking hats and any other high-risk consumption devices are not permitted in residence. Unsealed containers must also be closed with a proper lid.
Your body can process and metabolize __ drink per hour.
What is one?
This is the best time to plan how much you will drink and set limits.
What is before you start drinking?
This service provides safe walks on the Western (and affiliates) campus, along with some off campus locations, if you do not feel safe walking home at night.
What is Western Foot Patrol?
Denial, cravings, loss of control, tolerance, and physical dependence are the fix symptoms of this.
What is addiction?
Western Housing takes an _____ approach to alcohol and cannabis consumption.
What is educational?
This happens when you push beyong your personal alcohol limit.
What is increased risk of accidents, alcohol poisoning, or blacking out? (other answers acceptable)
What should you do if you suspect someone has alcohol poisoning?
Alternative: contact Front Desk or any Residence Staff ASAP
Mustang on Demand (MOD)
What is a free ride service provided by USC every Thursday, Friday, and Saturday from 12am-3am to get you home safely? *alternative wording accepted
Headache, nausea, and mood swings are examples of this.
What are withdrawal symptoms?
These are the factors Housing takes into consideration when determining consequences for student behaviour.
What are the severity of the behaviour, its impact on others, and whether the behaviour is escalating or repeated? *other answers accepted
These are 3 factors that will determine your BAC (blood alcohol concentration)
What is your weight, how much you drink, and how fast you drink?
When this type of drug is mixed with alcohol, it can cause an irregular heartbeat leading to cardiac arrest.
What is a stimulant? (caffeine, Adderall, cocaine, etc.)
You may fill this form out to share a Gender-Based and Sexual Violence incident with a GBSV Support Case Manager (as the survivor or friend of a survivor) and be connected with resources and support.
What is a Disclosure?