Why is Alcohol Harmful
Short-term Effects of Alcohol use
Long-term Effects of Alcohol use
Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse
Getting Help for Alcohol Abuse
100

What parts of the body does alcohol affect?

The brain and the central nervous system.

100

What does alcohol slow down?

Your reaction time

100

What can depression and alcohol cause to happen?

Suicide. 

100

How many stages of alcoholism are there?

4

100

What is detoxification?

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

200

Where can other types of alcohol be found?

Fuel, Medicines, and cleaners.

200

How much time does it take for alcohol to reach the brain?

30 seconds

200

What are 3 major places that alcohol can damage?

The heart, liver, stomach, pancreas. 

200

Is alcoholism a disease or a condition?

A disease

200

What are some effects of a withdrawl?

Headaches, tiredness, strong mood swings, nausea

300

If you are caught buying or drinking alcohol what are the punishments? (all three)

Arrested, fined, sent to a youth detention center.

300

How can someone delay alcohol absorption?

If they have eaten a heavy meal.

300

What does FAS stand for and how is it caused?

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, It's caused by women drinking while they are pregnant. 

300

What are three of the five major symptoms that come from alcoholism?

Denial, Craving, Loss of Control, Tolerance, Physical Dependence. 

300

If an alcoholic has just one more drink during recovery, what could happen?

They could go into a relapse.

400

What are some excuses for drinking alcohol? (list two)

Drinking will help me forget about my problems.

I'll look more grown-up with a drink in my hand.

Movies make drinking look cool.

My friends keep pressuring me to try alcohol.

A drink will help me relax. 

400

When a person drinks, 5 percent of the alcohol is passed out through what three things?

sweat, breath, urine

400

How is alcohol digested?

Its digested through the mouth and stomach linings.

400

Who or what can prevent a person from getting help for their alcohol problem?

Enablers

400

Do most alcoholics want help or not, what are they in?

Denial

500

What does the acronym SADD stand for?

Students Against Destructive Decisions

500

How much of the of the alcohol consumed is broken down by the liver?

95 percent

500

About how many Americans will be involved in an alcohol related crash at some point in their lives? (out of ten)

3

500

How much money does underage drinking cost society a year?

50 billion

500

What is one alcohol recovery group that was listed in the book?

Alcoholics Anonymous, Al-Anon

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