Alcohol and Its Effects

What are some physical effects of alcohol on the body?

• Irritates mouth/throat/stomach

• Increases muscle mass

• Improves digestion

• Enhances cognitive function

What does BAC stand for?

• Blood Alcohol Concentration

• Body Alcohol Content

• Blood Acidity Coefficient

• Beverage Alcohol Concentration

What does FAS stand for?

• Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

• Fetal Acidity Syndrome

• Fetal Anemia Syndrome

• Fetal Asthma Syndrome

What type of substance is alcohol?

• A stimulant

• A depressant

• A hallucinogen

• An analgesic

What happens to inhibitions when intoxicated?

• Inhibitions increase, leading to more control over emotions and actions.

• Inhibitions remain the same, maintaining emotional and behavioral control.

• Inhibitions go away, resulting in less control over emotions and actions.

• Inhibitions fluctuate, causing unpredictable emotional responses.

What is intoxication?

• A state of normal mental control due to alcohol consumption.

• A condition where normal mental control is impaired due to alcohol or drugs, starting with the first drink.

• A legal term for being under the influence of alcohol without any impairment.

• A medical condition that requires hospitalization.

What is binge drinking?

• Drinking a large number of drinks in a short amount of time.

• Consuming alcohol in moderation over a long period.

• Drinking only beer during social events.

• Avoiding alcohol completely during parties.

What are the long-term effects of alcohol use?

• Severe effects on your liver and brain.

• Improved cognitive function and memory.

• Increased energy levels and productivity.

• Enhanced social skills and relationships.

How does alcohol affect the brain?

• It enhances communication between brain cells.

• It has no effect on brain function.

• It slows down the communication between brain cells, impairing judgment, coordination, and reaction times.

• It improves reaction times and coordination.

What is a hangover?

• A pleasant feeling after drinking alcohol.

• The unpleasant physical effects of heavy use of alcohol.

• A type of cocktail made with various spirits.

• A term used for a party that lasts all night.