L.1: Why is alcohol 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
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What type of drug is alcohol?

depressants

100

What is the United States BAC percentage?

.08

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How does someone get fetal alcohol syndrome when they are born?

When the mother drinks while pregnant

100

How many stages are there for alcoholism?

4

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What is an intervention?

a gathering in which family and friends get the problem drinker to agree to seek help

200

True or False: Several kinds of alcohol are used to kill germs?

True

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True or False: Males and larger people are affected more quickly than females and smaller people.

False

200

What is fatty liver?

condition when fat builds up in the liver and cannot be broken down

200

What is Physical Dependence?

type of addiction in which the body itself feels a direct need for drugs

200

What are some symptoms of withdraws?

headaches, tiredness, strong mood swings, and nausea

300

What is alcohol?

a drug thats is produced by a chemical reaction in fruits, vegetables, and grains

300

What precent of alcohol does the liver break down?

95%

300

What percent of people die of crash crashes involving alcohol every year?

31%

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True or False: Family often don't think the drinker has a problem when they plan an intervention 

True

300

What is AA?

Alcoholics Anonymous

400

What are reasons not to drink?

It can harm your brains ability to learn and remember, likely to fall behind in school, risk of social problems, depression, suicidal thoughts, or violence

400

How long does it take alcohol to be absorbed by the blood stream and reach the brain?

30 seconds

400

What are some serious health conditions that alcohol can cause?

the stomach, liver, pancreas, and heart

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what is the difference between an alcoholic and alcohol abuse?

Alcohol abuse are not physically dependent on a drug rather alcoholics is a pattern of drinking behaviors with-in a 12-month period.

400

How many steps are in the road for recovery?

4

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What are some examples of advocacy groups?

SADD (students against destructive decisions), TATU (teens against tobacco use), and Youth for Environmental Sanity

500

How can you get alcohol posining?

when you drink an excessive amounts of alcohol over a short period of time

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How often do car crashes happen everyday?

Every 31 minutes

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How many americans are alcoholics?

estimated around 14 million

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what should you do when someone asks to drink

say NO