Anatomy
This is the entrance to the small intestine
What is pyloric valve?
It carries oxygen throughout the body
What is red blood cell?
Three risk factors that increase your chances of having a substance abuse problem
What is genetics, age of onset, and trauma\mental illness?
Where alcohol is firstt absorbed in the body
What are mouth or gums?
The first behavior that is affected as BAC goes up
What is judgement?
Carries food and liquid material to the stomach
What is the esophogus?
It attracts oxygen and carbon monoxide
What is hemoglobin?
BAC
What is blood alcohol content?
Glad in charge of urine regulation
What is pituitary gland?
The fourth part of the brain that is affected as BAC goes up (inner circle of archery target)
What are vital organs?
The organ responsible for breaking down alcohol
What is the liver?
The gas that is a by product of combustion
What is carbon monoxide?
Legal limit for driving while intoxicated in Vermont for someone under 21 years old
What is .02?
The artery that carries blood past the lungs in order for the red blood cells to pick up oxygen?
What is pulmonary artery?
Messing up and you don't know it
What is unconscious incompetence?
Where absorption of nutrients and other materials (poison) occurs
What is the small intestine?
Plants and trees use it for photosynthesis
What is carbon dioxide?
This is the type of drug that alcohol is?
What is depressant?
The organ in charge of regulated judgement, coordination, emotions and vital organs
What is brain?
You are messing up and you know it?
conscious incompetence?
The airway in your neck area.
What is traachea?
Another term for burning
What is combustion?
Vaso
What are veins and arteries?
The blood cell that fights invaders (this will not be on the test)
What is the white blood cell?
What is the great motivator towards changing behaviors
What is PAIN?