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Year 8 Drug Education Revision

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  • What is one way that alcohol advertisements try to target young people?
    Humour, famous faces, depict them having fun etc.
  • Explain how a depressant drug of your choosing could impact a dimension a dimension of H&W.
    Answers may vary.
  • What are three reasons why people who have consumed the same amount of alcohol migh have different BACs or be different levels of drunk?
    Body size/weight, age, tolerence, have they eaten, gender, age, medication, hydration
  • Outline one long- and one short-term effect of alcohol consumption.
    Long - liver cancer. Short - slurred speech.
  • Outline how drugs can have both a positive and a negative impact of health and wellbeing. Refer to at least two dimensions of health.
    Answers will vary.
  • If a friend has cosumed too much alcohol and has passed out/vomited, what is one thing you should do to help them be safe?
    Recovery position
  • What does BAC stand for and how is it tested?
    Blood Alochol Cotent/Concentration. Breathalyser/blood test.
  • Name a drug that is legal for purchase by adults, but not for people under 18 in Australia
    Alcohol, tobacco
  • Alochol is an example of which type of drug?
    Depressant
  • Drugs effect your ... nervous system.
    Central
  • Identify the three main categories of drugs.
    Stimulants, Depressants, Hallucinogens
  • Are two shots (40% alcohol, 30ml) of spirits going to give me the same amount of standard drinks as two stubbies (3.5% alcohol, 375ml) of ‘mid strength beer’. Explain your answer.
    Yes - both are two standard drinks.
  • What is one way to ensure you and a friend get home safely at the end of the night after a party?
    Organise a lift with a parent.
  • Explain the difference between illicit and licit drugs.
    Licit drugs are legal, while illicit drugs are illegal for recreational use, including prohibited substances and pharmaceuticals used improperly.
  • What are two reasons why someone might start smoking/vaping?
    Peer pressure, to 'look cool', curiosity, seen parents/other adults doing it
  • What are two short-term effects that stimulants have on the body?
    Increased heart rate, increased blood pressure, talkative, decreased appetite, trouble sleeping
  • Outline one long- and one short-term effect of tobacco use.
    Long - lung cancer. Short - bad breath.
  • In Victoria, what is the maximum legal BAC to drive on a full license?
    0.05