Social
Mental/Emotional
Short Term
Long Term
FAS
100

If you abuse alcohol, you may have trouble keeping a hold of this aspect of adult life

Work

100

Binge drinking while underage does this to the frontal cortex

Prevents developement
100

Often after binge drinking, the drinker will experience this the next day

Hangover

100

This part of the brain is affected most by short term alcohol usage

Frontal Lobe

100

This is what FAS stands for

Fetal Alcohol Syndrome/Fetal Alcohol Spectrum

200

This is the most common reason people, especially teens, begin to drink

Peer pressure

200

Alcohol acts as a _____, decreasing nervous activity, and slowing the brain

Depressant

200

Hangovers, a common short term symptom of alcohol use, are actually an example of this after-effect of drug use

Withdrawal Symptoms

200

This is an example of an organ or muscle affected by alcohol abuse

Brain, heart, liver, pancreas, etc.

200

This is the safe amount of alcohol that can be consumed while pregnant

None

300
This fraction of domestic violence can be directly linked to alcohol use

1/2

300

This sense is reduced by alcohol consumption, possibly causing hallucination

Perception

300

Hangovers, although they may not seem like a serious problem, can last for up to this long

24 hours

300

This chronic disease, commonly associated with memory loss, can be directly connected to long term alcohol use

Dimentia

300

These types of disabilites; associated with poor memory, slowed growth, and difficulty with attention, can be directly linked to FAS

Learning disabilities

400

This fraction of sexual assault cases can be directly linked to alcohol usage

1/3

400

This is the term used when the body gets more used to alcohol, requiring more and more to feel the effects

Tolerance

400

This is the most common cause of death through short term alcohol usage

Driving accidents

400

This is the average amount of time it takes for the long term effects of consuming alcohol take to go away

One year

400

This is how FAS is diagnosed

A) Physicians use the CDC-approved Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder clinical test

B) Doctors ask women the amount and type of alcohol they consumed during pregnancy

C) Pediatricians look at a wide range of factors including the size of a child and specific physical signs and symptoms that develop throughout childhood

D) Clinical geneticists use a sample of the child’s DNA to determine the presence of FAS

C) Pediatricians look at a wide range of factors including the size of a child and specific physical signs and symptoms that develop throughout childhood

500

Cowboys would exclaim this phrase in reaction to an alcohol based hallucination

There's a snake in my boot

500

Alcohol affects these parts of the brain in order to simulate positive feelings

Reward pathways

500

This is the term used to describe the effects of drinking too much alcohol at once, which may include vomiting, nausea, or even death

Alcohol poisoning

500

This is the highest killer of alcoholics who abuse long-term

Pancreatic cancer

500

This is the annual cost of care for FAS in the US

$4 billion