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

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Is a drug that is produced by a chemical reaction in fruits, vegetables, and grains...

Alcohol.

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Which organ helps remove alcohol from the blood...

The liver.

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A friend says drinking will help them fit in. What could you remind them...

They can fit without drinking

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Name one way drinking can affect a family...

It can cause arguments or stress.

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What should you do if you are worried about someone's drinking....

Talk to a trusted adult.

200

The kind of alcohol we are talking about in this chapter is a beverage called...

ethanol.

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How can drinking affect someone's ability to react quickly...

It can slow their reactions.

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Someone offers you a ride after drinking. What should you do...

Refuse the ride and find a safe way home.

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Why might a person who drinks become more likely to fight...

Drinking can affect judgment and increase there aggression.

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What should you do if a friend has a drinking problem...

Encourage them to get help.

300

What is one reason a teen might feel pressured to drink...

They may want to fit in with friends.

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How can eating food before drinking affect how quickly alcohol enters the blood...

Food slows down the absorption of alcohol.

300

A student starts missing school because of drinking. What part of their life is being affected...

Their school responsibilities.

300

How can drinking affect a student's responsibilities...

They may miss school or have trouble completing work.

300

What is one way to help someone who drinks too much...

Talk honestly with them about your concerns.

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What should a teen do if friends keep pressuring them to drink...

Say no firmly and leave if necessary.

400

Name two things that can affect how alcohol impacts a person...

Body size and how quickly the person drinks.

400

A person keeps drinking even though it hurts their friendships. What does this show...

Their drinking is causing problems in their life.

400

How can drinking and driving affect innocent people...

It can cause crashes, serious injuries, or deaths.

400

How should you talk to someone about a drinking problem...

Choose a time and speak honestly and respectfully.

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Why can drinking make it harder to make safe decisions...

It affects how the brain works and how a person judges situations.

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Why is consuming a large amount of alcohol in a short time dangerous...

It can cause alcohol poisoning, which can be deadly.

500

Name one healthier way to handle the stress...

Exercise, talk to someone, or practice relaxation techniques.

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Why might family members need support when someone has a drinking problem...

They can be affected by the stress and problems it causes.

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Why is it important to get help instead of hiding the problem...

Support can help the person and their family deal with the situation.

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