1. A short high
2. Sleepiness
3. Staggering
4. Dizziness
5. Confusion
1. Say no
2. Walk away
3. Give a personal reason
4. Suggest a better idea
5. Find an adult to help
6. Reverse the situation
Frontal lobe - person may make poor decisions and say or do things they normally wouldn't.
Hippocampus - person may forget things they said or did while drinking alcohol
Cerebellum - decreased motor functions
Medulla - stop breathing, heart can stop, blood pressure drops
1. Increased heart rate and blood pressure
2. Red, bloodshot eyes
3. Dry throat
4. Increased hunger and sleepiness
5. Trouble concentrating, remembering things, and solving problems
6. Feeling nervous, confused, or depressed
1. Long cancer
2. Oral cancers
3. Lung disease
4. Heart disease
1. Saying or doing things you normally wouldn't.
2. Not remembering something you said or did.
3. Poor decisions
4. Dizziness, loss of coordination and balance
5. Alcohol poisoning
1. Increased chance of developing heart disease
2. Increased chance of developing lung cancer
3. Breathing problems such as coughing and respiratory infections like pneumonia and bronchitis
1. Frequent coughs, cold, and respiratory infections
2. Depression
3. Cancer
1. Bad breath
2. Bad smelling clothes or hair
3. Coughing/phlegm
4. Stained teeth
1. Damage to the liver
2. Diseases of the stomach, mouth, throat, and esophagus
3. Addiction
1. Increased blood pressure
2. Increased breathing
3. Increased heart rate
4. Changes in the brain that lead to addiction
1. Define the situation.
2. Look at your options.
3. List the positives and negatives of each option.
4. Make your decision.
5. Evaluate the results.