Drivers Ed (Module 7)

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Between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., one out of every ___ drivers is intoxicated.

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1.4 million

Nationally there are approximately ____ persons arrested for DWI.

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social drinkers

Most persons arrested for DWI are

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- Drinking alcohol and driving

- Using prescription drugs and driving

- Using illegal drugs and driving

DWI refers to

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23

DWI-related crashes occur approximately every ___ minutes.

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criminal offense

Driving under the influence is a

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1 drink

Driving ability is affected by

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42%

In 2009, the National Center for Statistics and Analysis estimates alcohol was involved in 42% of fatal crashes.

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all states

Zero tolerance is the law in

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- peer pressure

- to have a good time

- parents drink

Reasons teen give for drinking alcohol include

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Blood Alcohol Concentration

BAC is

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exercise

Which of the following will not affect BAC?

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limited production of an enzyme alcohol dehydrogenase

Women do not process alcohol as well as men because

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- coating the lining of the stomach

Food may reduce the effects of alcohol on the body by

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40% alcohol

An alcoholic beverage which is 80 proof is

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under the implied consent law

When you operate a motor vehicle on North Carolina's roadways, you have agreed to take a chemical test for alcohol if suspected of drinking and driving

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under the zero tolerance law

Drivers less than 21 with a BAC of .02 or above may lose their license

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7 days

If you register a 0.08 BAC or refuse to take a breath test, your license will be automatically suspended for 30 days

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Judgement

One of the first things affected by alcohol is

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liver

The body rids itself of most of the alcohol consumed through

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3 hours

It would take someone with a BAC of .045 approximately _____ to eliminate all the alcohol from the body.

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a depressant

Alcohol is

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- need to consume more of a drug to reach a given effect

- the body's ability to eliminate a drug faster

Tolerance is defined as

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- size of the drink

- alcohol content of the drink

When attempting to compare alcohol beverages (beer, wine, whiskey), you must know the

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true

Drinking and driving is illegal at any age.

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False

Alcohol must be digested before entering the blood stream.

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false

Exercise helps speed up oxidation of alcohol.

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true

Long term use of alcohol can lead to cirrhosis of the liver.

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true

Alcohol, when consumed, controls you.

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true

Time is the only effective way to lower the BAC.

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- judgment

- vision

- ability to predict and decide

BAC levels as low as .03 have been show to affect

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40

A teenage driver with a BAC of .08 -.09 is ___ times more likely to be involved in a fatal crash than a sober teenage driver.

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any substance that changes the way the body or the way the brain works

A drug is defined as

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- illegal drugs

- prescription drugs

- over the counter drugs

Which of the following can affect driving ability?

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check with the doctor or pharmacist for side effects

When taking prescription drugs,

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marijuana

The second drug most often found in drivers involved in crashes is

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tranqulizers

The effects of alcohol on the body are similar to the effects of

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greater than the effect of the alcohol + the effect of the drug

When alcohol and other depressant drugs are mixed, the effect will be

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true

As a person's BAC goes up, his/her field of vision is reduced.

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false

Most medications for colds or allergies will not affect driving ability.

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true

You can be charged with DWI when under the influence of prescription or over the counter drugs.

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false

If you feel fatigued while driving, the use of a stimulant is recommended to increase your alertness.

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true

The use of marijuana often affects the driver's ability to keep the vehicle in the lane.

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false

Most marijuana joints contain about the same amount of the drug TLC.

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true

When driving, risk is always present.

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the body's natural "down time"

Circadian rhythm fatigue is a result of

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rest

The best remedy for driving fatigue is

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18-26 year old males

The most common group of drivers who commit road rage is

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traffic congestion

The trigger for aggressive driving is most often

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use your horn to alert him/her of your presence

Which of the following is NOT a good method of handling an aggressive driver?

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false

Young people do not need to concern themselves with fatigue and driving as their energy level is higher than older people.

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true

You can get a ticket in North Carolina for aggressive driving.

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false

If you see others making driving errors, you should point out the mistakes to them.

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true

There are fewer occurrences of aggressive driving on secondary roadways.

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false

Aggressive driving and road rage are the same thing.

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depressant

Alcohol is a

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The facts prove any drug can affect driving abilities.

True