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Why do some teens drink alcohol?
- Relaxation - Get away from problems - Cooler appearance
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What is reaction time?
It is the ability for the body to respond quickly and appropriately.
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What is fatty liver?
A condition where your liver cannot break down alcohol?
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What is addiction?
The need for drugs or alcohol.
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What is a relapse?
Being sober then drinking again.
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What drug slows down are reaction time?
Depressants.
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How much alcohol can the liver break down.
95% of alcohol.
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What happens to your mouth after you drink to much alcohol?
You can get throat or mouth cancer.
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How many stages of alcoholism?
Four.
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How many steps along the road?
Four.
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What can a teen do if they want to stop drinking alcohol?
Make alternatives.
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What is BAC, and what does it stand for?
Blood Alcohol Content, and it is the amount of alcohol in your blood.
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What is the illegal BAC in New Jersey?
0.08%
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What is alcoholism?
Something that can ruin someone's life and the person around him or her.
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What is an intervention?
When the drinker agrees to get help.
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What does STOP stand for?
Say no in a firm voice Tell why not Offer other ideas Promptly leave
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Beer, Wine, Liquor, what is the most dangerous with the most alcohol?
Liquor with 40% alcohol.
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What is FAS?
When a mother drinks alcohol during pregnancy, and makes brain and deformation of the baby.
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What is alcohol abuse?
A pattern of drinking that defines a behavior in a 12 month period.
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What should you do to not drink alcohol?
Use S.T.O.P.
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Why should teens not drink alcohol?
It causes there Brian to move slower and they often get behind in school. Also social problems which can lead to suicide.
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What is alcoholism?
A chronic disease when someone away craves alcohol.
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What are the 5 symptoms?
Denial Craving Loss of Control Tolerance Physical Dependance
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What to say to a drinker?
Have an honest talk with the drinker Encourage the person t seek help Offer information