Binge Drinking
Absorption
Effects on body
Gender Differences
Long Term Effects
100

What is the legal blood alcohol content limit?

0.08

100

Name three things that slow down alcohol absorption?

Food, alcohol concentration, body mass

100

What can alcohol do to your nervous system?

Slow it down

100

Do men and women process alcohol the same way (yes/no)?

No

100

What happens to the brain with long term alcohol use?

Shrinks in size

200

True/False, Binge drinking is the same as alcoholism.

False

200

What percent of alcohol is absorbed in the stomach?

20%

200

What is the organ responsible for breaking down alcohol?

Liver

200

Which gender generally has a higher BAC after drinking the same amount?

Women

200

What system in the body is primarily affected by alcohol's long term use?

Nervous System

300

Name a consequence of Binge drinking.

Alcohol poisoning, impaired judgement

300

What percent of alcohol is absorbed in the small intestine?

80%

300

What can happen to an important organ in the body with repeated alcohol use?

Cirrhosis of the Liver

300

What percentage more alcohol affects women compared to men?

30%

300

What major disease can result from long term alcohol use?

Cancer

400

What is Binge Drinking?

A pattern of drinking alcohol that brings BAC to 0.08% or above in 2 hours.

400

Name 7 things that determine how fast alcohol is absorbed in the system?

Alcohol concentration, food consumed, metabolism, weight, body mass, mood, gender.

400

What type of drug is alcohol?

Depressant

400

Why are women affected more by alcohol?

Less Enzyme Dehydrogenase

400

What can alcohol do to a pregnancy (disorders/effects)? (two answers)

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS) 

A disorder involving physical and mental impairment that may affect the fetus.

Fetal Alcohol Effects (FAE) 

Children with a history of prenatal alcohol exposure but without all physical or behavior symptoms.


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