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
100
What kind of drug slows down the body function

Depressant


100

How fast can alcohol reach the brain on an empty stomach

30 seconds
100

What happens to destroy brain cells

They do not grow back

100

Progressive, chronic disease needing alcohol

Alcoholism

100

What is a meeting where family and friends confront a drinker

 An Intervention

200

What is one reason most teens drinking choices or legal risks

To stay healthy, or make strong decision
200

Percentage of alcohol broken down by the liver

95 Percent

200

What can extra stomach acid caused by long term drinking create

Ulcers or heatburn
200

Number of Americans with an alcohol problem

14 million
200

What is the very first step an alcoholic must take on the road to recovery 

Admission, or admitting that they have a addiction

300

What is the legal drinking age in the US

21

300

What is the legal BAC limit for driving intoxicated

0.08

300

Life threatening disease scarring liver tissue

Cirrhosis

300

What symptom occurs when drinker has short term memory loss and cannot remember periods of time

Blackouts

300

What organization is made up entirely of recovering alcoholics who help others break addiction

Alcoholics Anonymous

400

Fractions of teen traffic deaths involving alcohol 

One-third

400

Alcohol poisoning can occur when a person consumes excessive amounts of alcohol in short period of time

True

400

Drinking alcohol during pregnancy can lead to a group of birth defects known as Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

True
400

Underage drinking cost society more than how many dollars a year

More than 50 billion dollars

400

How should you speak when using refusal skills to let people know you are serious

Assertively

500

True or false. SADD stands for Student Against Drunk Driving

False. Stands for Students Against Destructive Decision 

500

Name two factors that determine how quickly alcohol affects a person

Gender, body size, food in stomach, or speed

500

Driving While intoxicated accounts for what percentage of traffic death in 2005

39 Percent
500

Number of progressive stages of alcoholism

4 stages

500

 What are the physical and psychological reactions like tiredness, and headaches, that happens when some some stops drinking

Withdrawal symptons