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The legal BAC limit for adults to be able to drive is ___ and below.

0.05%

What type of drug is alcohol?

Depressant

When will your brain be fully develop?

Around 25

What are the major factors that influence the use alcohol or drugs?

Peer Pressure, Family, Media

A progressive, chronic disease involving a mental and physical need for alcohol.

Alcoholism

Alcohol and the liver: True or False - The liver acts as a filter, but can only process about 2 drinks per hour.

False

TRUE or FALSE Alcohol consumption causes the kidneys to decrease urine output.

False

The ___ ___ ___ in a person will allow police or doctors to know how much alcohol a person consumed.

BAC -Blood Alcohol Content/Concentration or BAL (Level)

Long term use of Alcohol can lead to what?

Addiction

Alcohol can damage the heart, liver, and ____________ system.

Digestive or Nervous

Which of these factors influence the effect alcohol has on a person? a) Weight b) Gender c) Food consumption d) Other drugs

All of the above

What is the legal BAC for taxi or bus drivers in Australia?

0.02%

What is Cirrhosis?

Scarring and eventual destruction of the liver from alcohol abuse

What does the acronym D.W.I. or D.U.I. stand for?

driving while intoxicated; driving under the influence

Why is alcohol considered a drug?

It alters the functions of the body/mind

What are two social health consequences when drinking/doing drugs?

getting into fights, stealing, problems in school, lose of friends

What is the legal age to purchase alcohol?

18

What is a non-alcoholic cocktail called?

Mocktail

What is the legal age to drink with family that is not in a public place?

16

Use of alcohol greatly __________ the chances of car crashes, homicides, or suicides

Increases

What are four types of alcohol?

beer, wine, cocktails (mixed drinks), hard liquor

List 2 long term effects on the brain:

Examples -kills brain cells -memory loss -nervous system disorders

If someone is passed out or unconscious, has pale or bluish skin, and is cold and clammy what might this be a sign of?

Alcohol Poisoning