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| 12 oz of beer, 5 oz of wine and 1.5 oz of liqour |
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| What percent of alcohol is in each drink |
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Definition
| 4 to 6% in beer, 12 to 20 in wine and 40 to 50 in liquor |
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| What types of diseases are associated with alcohol? |
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Definition
| Cirrhosis and fatty liver |
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| Explain what artificial warmth is and how it affects the blood vessels of the body |
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Definition
| When alcohol gets into your blood stream and causes your blood vessels to dilate |
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| What are some factors that explain BAL |
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Definition
| amount of alcohol in a persons blood stream. Factors: age, gender, metabolism amount of alcohol consumed |
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| Is alcohol considered a drug and is it a stimulant or depressant |
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Definition
| It is a depressant and it can be a drug mixed with other things |
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| What are some diseases that occur and what are the effects both long and short |
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Definition
| Brain damage, tolerance, dependance, liver problems, cirrhosis, stomach and kidney problems |
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Term
| FAS define and how can it effect the fetus |
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Definition
| Condition which involves both mental and physical abnormalities. It can make the fetus be born with retardnation |
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Term
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Definition
| An addiction to alcohol is a physical and psychological dependance |
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| List the stages of alcoholism and what they do |
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Definition
| Stage one: Social drinking Stage 2: Reaching to the point where you cant stop drinking Stage 3: The worst and final stage |
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Term
| What is the difference between black out and passout |
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Definition
| Blackout: When a person does things without knowing, kinda like sleepwalking Passout: when a person falls asleep unexpectedly |
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| What is oxidization and what organ does it happen in |
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Definition
| It's where alcohol is turned into water. It happens in the liver |
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Term
| How much alcohol can be oxidized in an hour |
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Definition
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Term
| Explain tolerance and what it allows and individual |
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Definition
| It makes it more and more necessary to drink more and more |
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Term
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Definition
| When a person constantly drinks and always wants more every hour of every day |
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Term
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Definition
| It refers to the physical problems and emotions you experience if you dependent |
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Term
| What is Physiological dependence |
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Definition
| The state of having emotional with draws |
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Term
| What is Physiological dependence |
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Definition
| The state of having physical withdrawals to alcohol or a drug |
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Term
| What are the limits for drinking and driving |
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Definition
| The age limit to drinking is 21 and the limit for drinking and driving is .1 on your BAL |
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