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

Vocab: What are other ways of thinking or acting?

Alternatives 

100

Vocab: A condition in which the body doesn't get the nutrients it needs to grow and function properly?

Malnutrition 

100
What type of drug is alcohol?

Depressant

100

What are persons who create an atmosphere in which the alcoholic can comfortably continue his or her unacceptable behavior?

Enablers

100

Vocab: A gathering in which family and friends get the problem drinker to agree to seek help.

Intervention

200

True or False (why): Ethanol is used in cleaners to kill germs.

False; Ethanol is used in the alcohol people drink.

200

What BAC percent is legally too drunk to drive.

0.08 percent

200

Vocab: What is a disease characterized by scarring and eventual destruction of the liver.

Cirrhosis

200

True or False: Alcohol-related problems is almost the same cost as smoking or other drug-related problems.

False; Alcohol-related problems cost more than smoking or other drug problems

200

What is an example of a refusal skill?

S.T.O.P., speak assertively/clearly, walk away

300

What does alcohol do to the body or the brain?

It slows down the body's functions and affects how a person feels/behaves.

300

What does BAC stand for?

Blood alcohol content 

300

What organs in the body can alcohol damage? 

stomach, liver, pancreas, heart

300

What are the five major symptoms of alcoholism?

Denial, craving, loss of control, tolerance, and physical dependence

300

What are the two major steps of recovery

Admission, counseling, detoxification, resolution

400

What are some examples of positive alternatives?

Sports, volunteering for your community, trying something new, etc.

400

Reasons why alcohol affects individual people different?

Gender and size; food comsumed; general health; how fast/much drank

400

True or False: When alcohol is put into the body it goes directly into the blood

True

400
What is the biggest symptom of Alcoholism?

Denial

400

True or False: Families of alcoholics need to recover from the effects of living with an alcoholic as well.

True

500

What does SADD stand for?

Students Against Destructive Decisions

500

How long does it take for the alcohol to reach the brain?

30 seconds

500

What problems would arise if alcohol goes into the brain?

movement, vision, and hearing issues

500

How much does underage drinking cost society a year?

more than 50 billion 

500

Where does treatment for alcoholism begin?

With the alcoholic's understanding that he or she has an addiction and must never drink

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