Even a Little Bit...
Brain Development
Smart Decisions
100

Excessive alcohol use is defined as

More than two drinks per day

100

Alcohol inhibits your ability to think clearly and make decisions.

Cerebral Cortex

100

Ways to avoid drinking

"No thanks, I don't want one"

Get a drink, but make it non-alcoholic

Set boundaries

200

This is a myth that alcohol is good for...

The heart

200

Alcohol makes it difficult to learn new information and store memories. Large chunks of time could become blurry.

Hippocampus

200

If the person who is supposed to drive you home starts drinking, you should:

Call an adult

Go home with someone you know has not been drinking

Consider staying where you are

Call a ride-share service 

300

The greatest risk of alcohol abuse is...

Liver failure

300

Alcohol can impede breathing, digestion, or pumping blood to the body.

Medulla

300

Tricks to "sober up"

ONLY TIME!

400

Alcohol damage that cannot be repaired

DNA

400

Drinking alcohol slows the flow of information from the brain to other parts of the body, resulting in delayed reaction time.

Central Nervous System

400

Strategies to stay safe while drinking

Eat a full meal before hand

Drink one glass of water for every alcoholic drink you have

500

The seven different types of cancer caused by alcohol are...

oral cavity, pharynx / larynx, esophageal cancer, liver cancer, breast cancer and colorectal cancer

500

Drinking alcohol limits the ability to stand, walk, and run normally.

Cerebellum

500

Factors that influence teens to drink

How often their peers drink

How often they THINK they should drink

How they think they will FEEL if they drink