ADE Training Questions for OA Training

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The Code of Student Conduct states that regardless of age, the abusive or dangerous use of alcohol is prohibited on and off campus.

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True

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What does B.A.C. stand for?

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Blood Alcohol Concentration

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What is the B.A.C. level that is considered the “Diminishing Point of Returns” when people begin to feel more of the negative effects of drinking alcohol? Options: .05/.06, .01/.02, .10/.11, .09/.10

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.05/.06

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Which of these is NOT a protective strategy related to alcohol consumption?
Be cognizant of interactions alcohol may have with over the counter or other drugs.
Eat a meal prior to drinking. Eat snacks while drinking.
Make a plan for how much and over what period you want to drink.
Alternate between drinking alcohol and non-alcoholic beverages.
Drink caffeine to offset the effects of alcohol

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Drink caffeine to offset the effects of alcohol

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What is the acronym CUSP used to identify?

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Signs of Alcohol Poisoning: Cold, clammy skin; Unconsciousness; Slowed or irregular breathing; Puking, particularly while passed out

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What are the correct standard drink sizes for alcohol?

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Standard drink sizes: 12 oz beer, 5 oz wine, 1.5 oz liquor

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Consumption and possession of marijuana both on and off campus are against Catholic University’s Code of Student Conduct?

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True

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What is the acronym for the compound in cannabis that causes psychoactive effects?

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T.H.C

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What stage of sleep is deprived by marijuana consumption?

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Stage 4 (REM)

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Which of these is NOT a physiological impact of marijuana consumption? reddening of eyes, dry mouth, muscle relaxation, bronchial passages relax and become enlarged/irritated

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decreased heart rate