Fact or Myth?
What's the Risk?
Laws & Consequences
Safe or Sorry
Alcohol Facts
100

Most high school students do not drink alcohol regularly.

Fact!  

CDC data shows that the majority of teens choose not to drink, despite what peer culture suggests. 

100

This device may seem harmless but can contain nicotine, heavy metals, and unknown chemicals.

Vaping

100

True or False?   

Virginia has a Zero Tolerance Law for underage drinking and driving.

True!

If you are caught driving with a blood alcohol level of a .02 - .07, you will receive an underage DUI.

100

It can take up to how many drinks for it to affect someone's driving abilities?

ONE!

100

What is the legal age to consume alcohol?

21

200

Vaping is just flavored water vapor.

Myth!

Vapes contain aerosol with harmful chemicals, flavorings, and nicotine. 

200

Is it dangerous to mix a stimulant and a depressant?

YES!

Stimulants speed up signals being sent from your brain to your body and depressants slow them down.  This can cause your heart to go into cardiac arrest.

200

Name one consequence that can occur from posting videos online of illegal activity (like vaping or drinking)?

Legal trouble

Damage to your digital reputation/future opportunities

200

What's one way to stay safe when attending a large event or concert?

Stick with friends; stay aware of exits; have a plan to get home safely

200

What does DUI stand for?

Driving Under the Influence

300

You can sober up quickly by drinking coffee or taking a cold shower. 

Myth!

Only time lowers blood alcohol content.  Coffee may wake you up, but you'll still be impaired. 

300

This over the counter headache medicine is not recommended to take while you are under the influence of alcohol; it can cause significant liver damage. 

Tylenol/Acetaminophen

300

In Virginia, driving with a blood alcohol level of .08+ is constitutes a DUI for adults over 21.  What is the level for those under 21 to be considered a underage DUI?

.02

Virginia follows a Zero Tolerance law for someone under 21 years old.  Even if you are not showing signs of intoxication or impairment, it is an underage DUI if you have a BAC of .02.

300
This drug is used to "reverse" an opioid overdose.

Narcan / Naloxone

300

What type of drug is alcohol?  Stimulant or Depressant

Depressant

400

Prescription drugs can be dangerous if taken without a prescription

Fact!

Taking meds not prescribed to you can lead to addiction, overdose, or other serious health issues. 

400

This hidden ingredient in fake pills is up to 50x stronger than heroin and is responsible for thousands of teen overdoses. 

Fentanyl

400

What is the charge if I receive an underage DUI for a blood alcohol level between .02 and .07?

Class 1 Misdemeanor

400

According to the DEA, how many pills out of 10 seized have been found to have a lethal dose of fentanyl?

7 out of 10

400

What does BAC stand for?

Blood Alcohol Concentration

500

Using marijuana regularly as a teen can affect brain development. 

Fact!

THC affects the developing brain, especially areas tied to memory, learning, and decision-making.

500

This dangerous effect of alchool can happen when someone drinks large amounts in a short time, and can be life-threatening.

Alcohol Poisoning

500

Name two possible consequences for someone under 21 receiving an underage DUI.

Driver's license suspension up to one year; Mandatory minimum fine of $500 or a mandatory minimum of 50 hours of community service;  Possible jail time of up to 12 months; Possible mandatory completion of a Virginia Alcohol Safety Action Program followed by a restricted license

500

What are two signs that someone is suffering from alcohol poisoning?

Confusion/stupor; coma; vomiting and/or seizures/ low body temperature; slow breathing

500

The consumption of several alcoholic beverages in a short amount of time to get intoxicated is known as _____________________.

Binge drinking

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