About alcohol usage
Epidemiology and drinking patterns
Standard drinks and safe drinking levels
Alcohol tolerance
100

Headaches, Nausea, Tremors, Sweats, Poor appetite

Withdrawal symptoms

100

Most commonly consumed alcoholic beverage.

What is beer?

100

1742 people died from this

What is the number of deaths by alcohol induced causes. 

100
Bodily responses to the functional effects of ethanol. 

What is alcohol tolerance? 


200

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National Alcohol and Other Drug hotline

200

This state has the highest rate of alcohol consumption in Australia

What is Queensland

200

In Australia, a standard drink contains this many grams of pure alcohol

What is 10 grams?

200

A person with high alcohol tolerance is more at risk of developing this condition

What is alcohol dependence or addiction

300

16.2

What is the average age of first drink in Australia

300

Percentage of Australians aged 14 and above who consumed alcohol in the past year

What is 77%

300

The NHMRC defines binge drinking as having this many drinks in a 2h period

What is 4?

300

People who have a high tolerance to alcohol also often have a high tolerance to other drugs. What is the phenomenon where an individual has high tolerance to alcohol but low tolerance to other depressant drugs? 

Cross tolerance. 

400

Condition that occurs when alcohol is consumed faster than the body can metabolise it, leading to confusion, vomiting, and possible unconsciousness.

What is alcohol poisoning?

400

1.4 times more likely

People living in rural and remote areas of Australia are this many times more likely to drink at risky levels compared to those in major cities.

400

This syndrome, caused by alcohol consumption during pregnancy leads to lifelong developmental issues 

What is fetal alcohol spectrum disorder (FASD)?

400

Lack of ALDH2 

What is the enzyme that causes asian flush