How Does Alcohol Impact Your Body?
The Effects of Alcohol on Health
Reasons People Use and Abuse Alcohol
Strategies for Preventing and Treating Alcohol Abuse
Vocab Words
100

A bottle of liquor has blank times the percentage of alcohol in it then wine.

What is 2 times 

100

Some of the most serious consequences of alcohol use result from people doing blank after drinking.

What is driving
100

Men are more likely than blank to drink.

What is women

100

Preventing alcohol use in adolescents is especially important because this behavior can lead to changes in blank development. 

What is brain development 

100

People who are both psychologically and physically addicted to alcohol.

What is an alcoholic

200

Alcohol disrupts normal functions in the what, which controls movement and balance.

What is the cerebellum

200

For people blank years of age and older, the legal BAC limit is 0.08 or higher are at risk for being charged with driving under the influence.

What is age 21

200

Problem drinkers are not blank addicted to alcohol, but alcoholics are.

What is physically

200

Various blank can be sued to help people stop drinking, such as Antabuse, which needs to be taken every day.

What is medications 

200

A buildup of scar tissue in the liver; often leads to death.

What is cirrhosis

300

The liver can generally process between blank ounces to blank ounces of alcohol every hour.

What is .25 ounces to .50 ounces

300

About blank percent of victims of some type of violent attack report that the person who assaulted them was under the influence of alcohol.

What is 35 percent

300

People who are regular drinkers drink at least blank drinks in a year.

What is 12
300

Attempts to cover up evidence of a person's drinking, however, simply helps the person avoid the natural consequences of their behavior, and can blank this behavior to continue.

What is enable

300
A term for a group of serious physical and mental birth defects caused by a woman's consumption of alcohol while pregnant.

What is fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS)

400

The liver can only blank a certain amount of alcohol at a time.

What is metabolize. 

400
Excessive alcohol use over time can lead to the development of several types of blank diseases. 

What is chronic diseases.

400

Research has shown that blank factors do contribute to alcohol abuse.

What is biological

400

The process of detoxification can include severe symptoms, such as intense blank, tremors, and hallucinations.

What is anxiety

400

The psychological restraint that discourages people from engaging in dangerous behaviors.

What is inhibition

500

The level of alcohol in the blood is influenced by factors such as body weight, gender, food consumption, and what?

What is ethnicity

500

When a pregnant woman drinks, the alcohol she consumes passes from her bloodstream to the bloodstream of the blank.

What is fetus

500

One way to compare rates of alcohol abuse is comparing the rates of it between two blank blank.

What is identical twins

500

Detoxification is considered to be a blank process.

What is a "drying out" process

500

A necessary step in defeating addition that means complete withdrawal from a substance; may cause intense anxiety, tremors, and hallucinations.

What is detoxification