Ch. 12 lesson 1
a drug that is produced by a chemical reaction in fruits vegetables, and grains.
What is alcohol?
Drinking excessive amounts of alcohol can cause ____
What is Alcohol poisoning?
If you drink to much your liver will not be able to break down fats
What is fatty liver?
When someone drinks often and can't live without alcohol they are
What is addicted?
What may teens say
What is "Drinking will help me forget about my problems."
"I'll look more grown up with a drink in my hand"?
B.A.C stands for
What is Blood alcohol content?
This disrupts the parts of the brain responsible for memory problems and solving
What is alcohol?
When someone needs alcohol to function they are
What is dependent?
The _____ of alcoholics need support as well.
What are families?
being with family, doing other things that you enjoy are ....
What are alternatives?
What gender is affected more by alcohol?
What are females?
The are sores that cause bleeding
What are ulcers?
How to know that someone is addicted to alcohol
What is they make excuses to drink; they always have a drink in their hand, and if they don't have a drink they will find one soon?
Alcohol can damage a teen's ________ health
Physical, Emotional, Social, and Psychological.
A good phrase to use is _______.
What is "Just say no"?
Alcohol affects the individual by...
What is being mixed with other drugs, gender and body size, etc?
Many people who drink regularly have ongoing
What is heartburn?
The stage of alcoholism where an individual has short-term memory loss and black-outs.
What is the second stage?
Refusal skills commonly practiced
What are S.T.O.P. Skills?
Teens Against Tobacco Use _____ and Youth for Environmental Sanity
What is "T.A.T.U" ?
Condition in which the body doesn't get the nutrients it needs to grow and function properly
What is malnutrition?
The consumption of a large quantity of alcohol in a very short period of time.
What is binge drinking?
A process in which your body needs more and more of a drug to get the same affect
What is tolerance?
People who allow behaviors of alcoholics to go on are called:
Enablers