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the type of alcohol in alcoholic beverages and is an addictive drug
Ethonal
Birth defect, harmful to baby's central nervous system
Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
3 Stages of Alcohol abuse
Abuse, Dependence, addiction
a disease in which a person has a physical or physcological dependence on alcohol
Alcoholism
State which the body is poisoned by alcohol and takes over physical and mental control
Intoxication
an addict that's dependent on alcohol
Alcoholic
The 4 major leading deaths that deal w/ alcohol
Accidental death, car crashes, falls/drowings, house firse.
Process of living an alcohol-free life
recovery
Living without alcohol is a lifelong commitment
sobriety
#1 cause of intellectual disability in the U.S
fetal alcohol syndrome
Symptoms
cravings, loss of control, physical dependence
Changes in the brain due to alcohol:
brain damage, enlarged heart, loss of brain function, high blood pressure
Changes in the liver due to alcohol:
fatty liver, irritation, hapatitus, cirrosis
Changes in the pancreas due to alcohol:
lining in the pancreas
Consequences of DUI:
Lost of trust, guilt, harm others, illegal actions
Drinking five or more alcohol drinks in one sitting
Binge drinking
a sever and potentially fatal physical reaction to an alcohol overdose.
Alcohol poisoning
Effects of alcohol poisoning
Enters bloodstream and stomach, blood concentration rises
Symptoms of alcohol poisoning:
confusion, coma, vomitting, slow respiration, low body temp, dehydration
The chemical reaction of yeast on sugar
fermentation
Immediate affects w/ alcohol use:
energy rush, motor skills and reaction time is slowed, intoxication
a drug that slows the central nervous system
depresent
Factors of aclohol
peer pressure, family, media, advertising
What % of all youth are exposed to family alcohol abuse
25%
excessive use of alcohol
alcohol abuse
Study shows a person who drinks as a teen is...
4x more likely to develop alcohol dependence than an adult
Avoiding alcohol benefits
Healthy body, avoid risky and illegal activities, and responsibilities