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100
When a drinker has impaired memory function but stays conscious while drinking.
What is a blackout?
100
When an individual goes back to tobacco within three months of quitting.
What is a relapse?
100
The three primary substances of concern in tobacco cigarettes.
What are tar, carbon monoxide, and nicotine?
100
A drug that inhibits the conversion to acetic acid and results in nausea, sweating, flushing, and headaches.
What is Antabuse?
100
Lifetime smokers die this many years earlier than non-smokers.
What is 13-15 years?
200
These are the proven remedies of a hangover.
What is pain-killers, rest, and time?
200
A disorder developed by mothers who consume alcohol during pregnancy.
What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome Disorder (FASD)?
200
Hangovers share symptoms with this condition.
What is dehydration?
200
A kind of cancer that was very rare before smoking and tobacco became popular.
What is lung cancer?
200
It takes a successful quitter on average this many tries to quit tobacco.
What is 7 years?
300
The primary additive ingredient in tobacco that is a powerful psychoactive stimulant.
What is nicotine?
300
A type of liver damage related to the long-term affects of alcohol is NOT reversible.
What is alcoholic cirrhosis?
300
A treatment option for tobacco addiction that includes options such as Nicoderm and nicotine gum.
What is nicotine replacement therapy or NRT?
300
This hormone is decreased during drinking, it usually keeps you from urinating.
What is the anti-diarrhetic hormone?
300
20% of energy is devoted to this when a smoker develops emphysema.
What is breathing?
400
It is a drug that is a CNS depressant (central nervous system depressant).
What is alcohol?
400
An acute health risk that can occur when a person is drunk and falls asleep on their back.
What is asphyxiation through vomiting or drowning in your own vomit?
400
They have lower quantities of ADH enzymes.
What do women have?
400
This substance dilates airways and allows cigarette smoke to penetrate the lungs deeper.
What is cocoa?
400
Alcohol does this to sedatives, narcotics, antihistamines, and antidepressants.
What is amplification?
500
It is good to eat before drinking because alcohol is absorbed directly from _________.
What is the stomach?
500
A type of damage to the liver from drinking that IS reversible and can be reduced through less drinking.
What are fat deposits in the liver?
500
Comes from the unfiltered end of the cigarette and is dangerous to surrounding individuals.
What is secondhand smoke?
500
This is the standard definition of binge drinking for both men and women.
What is 5+ drinks per occasion for men, and 4+ drinks per occasion for women?
500
Alcohol does this to antibiotics, antidiabetic medications, and anti-seizure medications.
What is inhibiting?