L.1: Why Alcohol Is Harmful
L.2: Short-Term Effects of Alcohol Use
L.3: Long-Term Effects of Alcohol Use
L.4: Alcoholism and Alcohol Abuse
L.5: Getting Help for Alcohol Abuse
100

What are depressants?

Drugs that slow down the body's function and reactions. 

100

What does BAC stand for, and mean?

Stands for blood alcohol content, and is a measure of the amount of alcohol present in a persons blood.

100

What is cirrhosis? 

Is a disease characterized by scarring and eventual destruction of the liver  

100

Who are enablers? 

Persons who create an atmosphere in which the alcoholic can comfortably continue his or her unacceptable behavior 

100

What does detoxification mean?

Is the physical process of freeing the body of an addictive substance 

200

How old is the legal drinking age? 

21

200

Why are people that drink more likely to become violent or fight? 

Cause alcohol makes many people aggressive   

200

What are the results of babies having FAS? 

More likely to smaller body sizes, lower birth weight, and it's likely for them to develop  heart and kidney problems. 

200

How many stages of alcoholism is there? 

There are 4 stages with one being not to bad, and four being terrible

200

May people struggling with alchohol use need help, what are many of them in?

Denial

300

What is the type of alcohol that is a beverage? 

Ethanol Alcohol 

300

The liver breaks down 95% of alcohol what happened to the other 5%?

The remaining 5% passes out of the body through sweat, urine, and breath

300

When teens binge drink it is most likely fatal, what are the 3 main causes? 

Falling, drowning, or drinking while driving. 

300

What happens to a person when they are unable to limit there drinking at any given occasion? 

They lost their ability to control it. 

300

What do alcoholics have to cop with when recovering?  

Have to cop with the symptoms of withdrawal 
400

What can happens if teenagers are caught buying or drinking alcohol? 

Could get arrested, fined, or even get sent to a youth detention center.

400

How long does it take for alcohol to be absorbed in a persons blood and for it to reach the brain. 

within 30 seconds after being swallowed 

400

At what percent is an individual legally intoxicate? 

0.08 percent 

400

How much does underage drinking coast society yearly? 

Over 50 billion dollars

400

What are the four steps for recovery? 

Admission, counseling, detoxification, and resolution 

500

How many teen traffic deaths are cause by teens driving under the influence?

1/3

500

How much beer is equal to 5 oz. of wine?

12 oz. of beer is the equivalent to 5 oz. of wine

500
On average how often is someone killed in a crash involving alcohol? 

Every 31 minutes 

500

How much is the total cost of alcohol related problems? 

Approximately 175.9 billion dollars, which is more than the total cost of smoking or other drug related problems 

500

What acronym do you use if you find yourself in a situation in which you feel pressured to try alcohol? 

Use the S.T.O.P strategy