dangers
alcohol laws
alcohol and driving
treatment
bonus
100

why were caffeinated alcoholic beverages banned by the government?

because of the risk factors the beverage provoked

100

to whom do federal alcohol laws apply?

 to everyone across the country

100

what does DUI stand for

Driving under the influence

100

does U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends brief counseling to reduce alcohol misuse?

yes

100

does red wine or white wine have higher alcohol content?

red wine

200

give an example of a caffeinated alcoholic drink

  •  and Tilt are examples of caffeinated alcoholic drinks

200

The consequences of breaking these laws can include: 

  • fines

  • jail time

  • probation

  • suspension of driver’s license

  •  loss of a liquor license



200

with what can alcoholism be treated?

with the help of a specialized treatment center

200

true or false?

-Alcohol dependence is not a major progressive disease

false

200

what drink originally contain alcohol?

milkshakes

300

what masks the depressant effects of alcohol? 

caffeine or added sugars

300

can schools and workplaces  enforce their own penalties for violation of their policies governing alcohol use?

yes

300

how does alcohol impair your driving skills

  • Slow reaction time

  • it affects how quickly you’re able to respond to different situations. 

  • Lack of coordination

  • affects motor skills such as eye, hand and foot coordination.

  • Reduce concentration

  • influence your concentration. Decrease vision

300

what percent of alcoholics seek help?

24% seek any kind of help

300

how many bubbles are there in a bottle of champagne?


around 49 million

400

what sedative depresses brain activity?

alcohol

400

what do alcohol laws govern?

they govern the sale, distribution, advertisement, and use of alcohol

400

what abilities does safe driving require?

  • Safe driving requires the ability to concentrate, make good judgements and quickly react to situations. However, alcohol affects these skills, putting yourself and others in danger.

400

give an example of what diseases alcohol can cause

can cause or amplify medical issues including hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular disease, digestive disease, depression, liver disease, and oral and pharyngeal cancer

400

how long does it take for the brain to react to alcohol?

6 minutes

500

what stimulant increases activity in the brain and nerves?

Caffeine

500

give an example of how alcohol laws vary by jurisdiction

  • people make it illegal for bars to sell alcohol after a given time (often 2 a.m.). 

  • others restrict or prohibit the sale of alcohol on Sundays.

500

true or false?

  • When operating a motorized vehicle, your judgement skills play an important role in how you make decisions. 

true

500

Medications for treating alcohol dependence primarily have been adjunctive interventions, and only three medications are approved for this indication by the U.S.

what are the 3 names of the medications?

disulfiram, naltrexone, and acamprosate

500

most common beer teens drink in the US

budwiser