L. 1: Why is Alcohol Harmful
L. 2: Short-Term Effects of Alcohol Use
L. 3: Long-Term Effects of Alcohol Use
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L. 5: Getting Help for Alcohol AbuseEnter Category Name
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a drug that is produced by a chemical reaction in fruits, vegetables, and grains

Alchohol

100

What is reaction time

The body's ability to respond quickly and appropriately

100

This is a disease characterized by scarring and eventual destruction of the liver.

cirrhosis

100

a process in which your body needs more and more of a drug to get the same effect.

Tolerance 

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What is recovery?

Learning how to live a alcohol free life.

200

The Type of Alcohol we consume as a beverage

ethanol

200

How quickly can alcohol reach the brain after being swallowed

Within 30 seconds

200

True or False?

People who are DWI are more likely to die in a fatal crash than sober drivers. 

True

200

True or False you can't get addicted to Alcohol

Flase

200

What is an intervention?

A gathering where family and friends encourage someone with an alcohol problem to seek help.

300

What type of drug is alcohol?

Depressant 

300

What is intoxication?

Being physically and mentally impaired by alcohol

300

What is one of the most serious effects from alcohol.

Fattie Liver

300

True or False teen 15 and under are more likely to get addicted

True

300

What is a relapse?

Returning to drug use after trying to stop.

400

True or False

You can think clearly after you have been drinking

False

400

What is alcohol poisoning?

A dangerous condition caused by drinking too much alcohol in a short time.

400

What health problems can babies have if their mothers use alcohol during pregnancy?

Health problems, learning disabilities, or mental disorders.

400

What are people who are addicted to Alcohol called

Alcoholics

400

What is detoxification?

The physical process of freeing the body of an addictive substance.

500

Name two reasons teens should avoid alcohol

It can harm health and is illegal for people under 21.

500

Name three factors that affect how alcohol affects a person.

Body size, amount consumed, and how fast the person drinks.

500

What BAC do you have to be under to legally dive

0.08%

500

What is the chronic disease for the need of alcohol.

Alcoholism

500

What are the four steps in the recovery process?

Admission, detoxification, counseling, and resolution.

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