Health Unit 3
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| A drug produced by a chemical reaction in fruits/vegetables, and grains that slows down the functions of the human body. | alcohol
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| scarring and destruction of the liver | cirrhosis
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| amount of alcohol in a person's bloodstream | Blood Alcohol Concentration
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| physically and mentally impaired by the use of alcohol | intoxicated
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| the consumption of several alcoholic drinks in a very short period of time | binge drinking
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| a group of alcohol-related birth defects that include both physical and mental problems (drinking while pregnant) | Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
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| a progressive, chronic disease involving a mental and physical need for alcohol | alcoholism
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| a process in which an alcoholic’s body adjusts to functioning without alcohol | detoxification
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| the process of learning to live an alcohol-free life | recovery
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| living without alcohol | sobriety
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| high blood pressure, damage to the cardiac muscle | heart
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| hardening of arteries and veins making them less flexible | blood vessels
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| destruction of brain cells, nerves cells around the body are damaged resulting in numbness in hands/feet | brain
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| damage may result in cirrhosis | liver
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| irritation to the stomach lining causing open sores (ulcers) | stomach
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| inflammation of the pancreas may effect insulin production (diabetes) | pancreas
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| larger people are effected somewhat less than smaller people with the same amount of alcohol consumption | body size
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| alcohol moves faster <in general> into the bloodstream of females | gender
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| the quicker a person drinks the more intoxicated s/he will get | time
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| high levels of alcohol in the bloodstream may result in poisoning | amount
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| having food in the stomach will slow down the passage of alcohol into the blood | food
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| alcohol effects may be intensified when combine with medicine | medicine
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| person is legally intoxicated (possibility of jail and/or loss of driver’s license) For persons under the age of 21, a BAC above 0 is illegal | 0.08
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| Almost ___ of college suicides involve alcohol | 2/3
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| ___ of all ________ of people under 25 involve alcohol | Half; traffic deaths
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| Almost a _______ of all ___________ committed by teens involve alcohol | quarter; violent crimes
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| Between ___ and ____ of ______ cases among teens and college students involve alcohol | 1/3; 2/3; date rape
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| Casual use becomes more regular. The drinker soon begins needing alcohol to cope with daily life. The drinker starts lying or making excuses for their drinking. | stage 1
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| While continuing to drink, the body begins to become dependant. The drinker begins denying that there is a problem. | stage 2
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| The problem is now clear to other people. The drinker is very addicted and out of control. | stage 3
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