Alcohol
*At this level of BAC a person can get a DWI and arrested for drinking and driving*
What is .08
Alcohol is considered a drug. What is the definition of a drug?
What is a chemical substance , natural or human made, that changes normal body functions in some way.
*A chronic, relapsing brain disease characterized by compulsive drugs seeking and use, despite harmful consequences is ...*
What is a drug addiction
*Why is binge drinking so dangerous?*
What is It can lead to rapid intoxication It can lead to a blackout and vomiting It can lead to a high tolerance
*Taking a legally prescribed drug by following the directions and taking the correct dosage for the right purpose is...*
What is drug use
*The liver can oxidize how many drinks AND how many ounces of alcohol an hour?*
What is 1 drink=.6 ounces of alcohol
How does alcohol effect the... Brain- Heart- Stomach- 1 example of each
What is
Brain: Movement, speech, and vision may be affected. Destroys millions of brain cells.
Heart: Body temperature drops. High blood pressure. Heart Failure
Stomach: Vomiting. Ulcers
*List 2 Short term and 2 long term effects of marijuana...*
What is
Short Term: feeling calm, relaxed, sleepy, bloodshot eyes, dry throat and mouth, reaction time slows, lose sense of time
Long Term: lung damage, memory or learning problems, lowered sperm count in men, change in menstrual cycle in woman, impaired immune system
*This is the chemical in marijuana that causes mind altering effects*
What is THC
*Give an example of drug misuse.*
What is Legally prescribed or over the counter drugs used in greater amounts, used more often than what’s prescribed or recommended and/or used in different ways from what’s prescribed or recommended.
One standard drink is equal to.. (give all three examples and amounts)
What is 12 ounce beer, 5 ounce glass of wine, 1.5 ounce shot
What is a reason teens use Alcohol or drugs?
What is
Media
Desire to forget or escape problems
Friends/Family
Boredom
Peer pressure
Curiosity
Think the need effects to feel good or perform well
Alcohol is a... Cocaine is a... Heroine is an... Gasoline/paint thinner are...
What is Depressant Stimulant Opiate Inhalants
*3 ways to resist peer pressure are..*
What is Say no, suggest an alternative, give an excuse/reason, leave the situation, use actions and body language
*Give an example of drug abuse.*
What is Illegal drugs or inappropriate use of legal drugs used to produce pleasure, relive stress. Used deliberately and repeatedly and cause problems for the user.
*Explain how the liver oxidizes alcohol and how it leaves the body.*
What is the liver breaks down alcohol into water and carbon dioxide. The water leaves the body through sweat and urine and carbon dioxide leaves the body through the mouth.
Proof vs. Percentage of alcohol
If a bottle of liquor says 100 proof- what is the percentage of alcohol?
If a bottle of liquor says 80 proof- what is the percentage of alcohol?
Alcohol proof is defined as twice the percentage of alcohol by volume.
100 proof= 50% alcohol
80 proof= 40 % alcohol
*What are three risk factors for drug use?*
What is Environment (access, where you live), Social Relationships (acceptance of drugs by family and friends), and Individual Traits (gender, negative behavior patterns or mental problems)
Fentanyl is a...Ecstasy is a... LSD is a... Xanax is a...
What is Opioid Club Drug Hallucinogen Depressant
*A driver who is less than 21 years of age and who drives with a .02 BAC to .07 BAC violates what law?*
What is Zero Tolerance Law
A person who has several alcoholic drinks a day, over a long period of time is likely to suffer liver damage. He or she may develop _________, which is scarring and destruction of liver tissue, and can lead to death.
What is Cirrhosis
*What is the pathway of alcohol?*
What is Mouth, throat, stomach, small intestine, heart/blood, brain, liver, kidney, bladder
Name the eight categories of drugs we learned about.
What is hallucinogens, depressants, inhalants, opiates, stimulants, club drugs, marijuana and performance drugs
*What are the 5 stages of addiction? IN ORDER*
What is 1)First Use 2)Continued Use 3)Tolerance 4) Dependence 5) Addiction