Transcript Alcohol Review Game

Alcohol Unit
Review Game
____ of all crime is linked to
alcohol Use?
½
¾
1/4
1/3
1/2
What is the #1 disease linked with
chronic alcohol use?
Binge drinking
STD’s
Cirrhosis
Fibrosis
Cirrhosis
Over ____ million adults use
alcohol in the US
200
300
150
100
100
This is the class of drinkers when adults consume
moderate, safe amounts of alcohol
Problem
Social
Alcoholic
Dependent
social
When adults 21 & older choose to space out
drinks, use small glasses etc. they are practicing
______ alcohol use.
Illegal
Immature
Responsible
Unsafe
responsible
This is linked with mothers who drank during
pregnancy & their child experienced delayed in
physical & mental growth.
Fertile Alcohol
System
Fetal Alcoholism
Alcoholism Infant
Syndrome
Fetal Alcohol
Syndrome
Fetal Alcohol syndrome
______ is when people consume
large quantities of alcohol in a
short of time.
Binge Drinking
Heavy Drinking
Tolerance
Responsible
Drinking
Binge Drinking
About __% of alcohol consumed is
absorbed into the bloodstream
through the stomach walls.
15
30
20
25
20%
One drink is _____ 0zs. Of pure
ethanol.
¼ oz.
½ oz.
1 ¼ oz.
1 oz.
1/2
To find the proof of an alcohol beverage, it
is measured by ______ the percent of
alcohol.
Half
¼
Double
Triple
Double
This is a period of time in which a person
can not remember what has happened after
consuming a large amount of alcohol.
Ulcers
Blackout
Seizure
Osteoporosis
Blackout
How can chronic ( long term
alcohol use affect the urinary
system?
Cirrhosis
Tuberculosis
Irregular Periods
Kidney Failure
Kidney failure
A healthy liver can only process
about ___ drink/s per hour.
1
3
4
5
1
What is an example of one drink?
10 oz of 100 proof liquor
5 cans of beer
2 glasses of wine
½ oz of pure ethanol
½ oz of pure ethanol
Which factor does not impact a
person’s BAC
Feelings
heredity
Age
fat %
heredity
This is the organization that controls
the sale of alcoholic beverages
Liquor control
board
Drug control
board
Tobacco Health
Board
None of these
Liquor control board
This lowers the BAC level for
intoxicated drivers under 21
Zero Tolerance
DUI
DWI
Zero possibilities
Zero Tolerance
This is an accurate & common test that
police use in the field to check a
person’s BAC
A,B,C’s test
Breathalyzer
Walk line
Touch nose
Breathalyzer
This is a severe form of alcohol
withdrawal
Delirium Tremens
Denial
Cirrhosis
Cold Turkey
Delirium Tremens
This is a recovery program for teens
who have a friend or family member
with alcoholism.
Alcoholics Anonymous
Al-Anon
Al-Ateen
Al-A-Family
Al-Ateen
Alcohol used in moderation should
be consumed with ________
Quickly
In large glasses
aspirin
food
food
Once a person builds up a tolerance, is
physically dependent and begins to pass
out they are considered a/an?
Social Drinker
Problem Drinker
Alcoholic
Friendly Drinker
Alcoholic
All of these are examples of
distilled beverages except a?
Whiskey
Wine cooler
Gin
Brandy
Wine Cooler
All are examples of people most likely it be
at an Al-Anon meeting except_______?
An alcoholic
Child of alcoholic
Spouse of alcoholic
Co-worker of
alcoholic
An Alcoholic
Alcohol is the number 1 drug problem
in the US.
False
True
True
Binge drinking is commonly linked with
alcohol poisoning & could lead to death.
True
False
True
In PA a person under 21 has a legal
intoxication level beginning at?
0.10
0.02
0.08
0.20
0.02
Who was the first state to pass a
law prohibiting alcohol?
Michigan
Mississippi
Maine
PA
Maine
Which over the counter drug should you
never take if you have a hangover
Advil
Tylenol
Aleve
Aspirin
Tylenol
A person under 21 can be arrested for underage
drinking if they are ______ alcohol
Consuming
transporting
Possessing
all of these
All of these
Which amendment ended the
prohibition?
16
21
18
22
21
There are ______ cases of alcohol
poisoning a year in PA
40,000
4,000
50,000
100,000
40,000
More than _____ teens die in
alcohol related crashes a year.
9,000
80,000
10,000
8,000
8,000
Which gender feels the effects of
alcohol quicker?
they both feel the effects the same time
Females
Males
Females
Alcohol takes _____ out of the
bones.
Calcium
Muscle
Iron
blood
Calcium
Alcohol belongs to what drug
classification?
Stimulants
Hallucinogens
Narcotics
Sedative Hypnotics
Sedative Hypnotics
The following are all types of
alcohol except
Cigarettes
Wine
Beer
Liquor
Cigarettes
Fermentation is the process of
combining all the following except
Yeast
oil
Water
sugar
Oil
Headache, nausea ,vomiting are all
signs of a _________
Hangover
Blackout
Memory loss
pass out
Hangover
Drinking carbonated beverages will
enter the bloodstream_______
Quicker
Stay the same
slower
slow as a turtle
quicker
What should you never do if
someone has alcohol poisoning?
Call 911
take them to the hospital
Leave them alone
none of these
Leave them alone
Long term drinking can lead to a
decline in all mental functioning this is
known as ______
Blackout
Seizure
Dementia
none of these

Dementia
Alcohol deprives the brain of oxygen
and starts to shut down______
functions.
Voluntary
kidney
Special
involuntary

Involuntary
A/AN______ is an open sore due to long
term alcohol use
Ulcer
Dementia
Mole
one of these

Ulcer
Which stage of liver disease can cause the
liver to swell, cause fever, abdominal pain,
and yellowing of the skin?
Stage 1
Stage 2
Stage 3
Stage 4

Stage 2
Alcohol cause the immune system
to lose___________.
White Blood Cells
Red Blood Cells
Calcium
None of these

White blood cells
Tuberculosis is a ______ infection
Brain
Kidney
Ovary
Lung

Lung
Alcohol is high in _____ causing an
increased blood pressure level.
Fat
Protein
Calcium
water

Fat
Long term alcohol use can cause the
pancreas to fail and eventually lead to the
disease ________.
Cardiovascular Disease
Heart Disease
Diabetes
Cirrhosis

Diabetes
Long term alcohol use can cause
teenagers a delay in their________
menstrual cycle
muscle mass development
overall growth/development
All of these

All of these