Alcohol Awareness – Flashcards

Alcohol poisoning is dangerous because too much alcohol: A causes hallucinations. B affects the neurotransmitters that control eyesight. C causes a temporary lapse in the ability to speak. D affects the nerves that control respiration and gag reflexes.

Alcohol has which of the following effects? A Lowers social inhibitions B Causes hallucinations C Increases reaction time D Ability to make healthy decisions

Alcohol consumption during pregnancy causes all of the following except: A mental retardation. B facial hair. C premature delivery. D facial defects.

Drinking alcohol is especially dangerous when combined with which: A antibiotics. B aspirin. C amphetamines. D ice.

People who drive drunk can: A drive with no negative effects on coordination or control. B be arrested and given jail time. C drive under the speed limit and be safe. D be let go with a firm warning if stopped by police.

Alcohol is a dangerous drug because it: A can change the way the mind and body function. B changes the way you look to other people. C makes you believe you are invincible. D cannot absorb into the bloodstream.

Which is not true of alcohol poisoning? A It results from extremely high alcohol content in the blood. B It occurs only as a result of alcohol addiction. C It can result from binge drinking. D It can result in respiratory failure.

Long term alcohol abuse can lead to: A irreversible damage to the liver. B irreversible damage to the heart. C irreversible damage to the kidneys. D all of the above.

Which is true about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome? A It can sometimes happen when a woman consumes no alcohol during pregnancy. B It can happen if the female drinks just before the time that she became pregnant. C It can occur with light to moderate drinking. D In order to have FAS, the pregnant female must be an alcoholic.

The majority of alcohol in the blood stream is detoxified in the: A heart. B liver. C kidneys. D brain.