L. 1: Why is Alcohol Harmful

L. 2: Short-Term Effects of Alcohol Use

L. 3: Long-Term Effects of Alcohol Use

L. 4: Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse

L. 5: Getting Help for Alcohol Abuse

100

What is the alcohol beverage called?

Ethanol

100

The ability of the body to respond quickly and appropriately to situations.

Reaction time

100

A disease characterized by the scarring and eventual destruction of the liver.

Cirrhosis

100
Addiction is...

a physical or psychological need for a drug. 

100

When family and friends gather to get the problem drinker to agree to seek help.

Intervention

200

How is alcohol produced?

By a chemical reaction called fermentation.

200

How long does it take for alcohol to enter the blood stream?

30 seconds after being swallowed.

200

Name two major organs can alcohol damage.

1. Stomach.          4. Pancreas

2. Liver

3. Heart

200

Teens ___ and younger are ___ times more likely to get addicted than older individuals.

15; 4

200

What you should use if you feel pressured to try alcohol.

Refusal skills

300

How many thirds of teen traffic deaths are related to alcohol?

1/3

300

How many thirds of all domestic violence cases are related to alcohol abuse.

2/3

300

What does FAS stand for?

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

300

True or False

It help when an alcoholic's family are enablers.

False

300

Name one of steps to recovery.

1. Admission

2. Counseling

3. Detoxification

4. Resolution

400

Name two positive alternatives to drinking alcohol.

1. Sports                       4. Discovering a new talent

2. Learning new skills     5. Challenging your body

3. Joining a team

400
Name two reasons a person might react differently to alcohol.

1. Gender and body size.       4. General health

2. Other drugs                      5. How fast you drink

3. Food                                6. How much you drink

400

What does DWI stand for?

Driving while intoxicated

400

Name two of the symptoms people usually have when they suffer from alcoholism.

1. Denial                          4. Tolerance

2. Craving                        5. Physical dependance

3. Loss of control

400

True or false

The alcoholic's family also need to recover from the affects of living alcoholism.

True

500

Name two examples of what a teen might say to explain why they're drinking.

1. "It makes me look mature."

2. "It makes me forget my problems."

3. "It helps me relax."

4. "My friends pressure me to drink."

5. "Movies make it look cool."

500

What percentage of alcohol does the liver break down? What happens to the other percentage?

95% of the alcohol breaks down while the other 5% passed out of the body through sweat, urine, and breath.

500

Name one way alcohol affects the brain.

1. It destroy brain cells

2. Block messages to and from the brain (trouble with movement, vision, and hearing)

500

Underage drink costs society more then ___________ dollars a year.

175.9 billion

500

What is one thing that organizations like Al-Anon do to help families who lived with alcoholism.

1. Teach about alcoholism and helps them understand how the alcoholic have been affected

2. How to cope with the problems alcoholism creates

3. Helps teens with alcoholic parents

4. Directs families to counselors, support groups, and mental health facilities

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