A buildup of scar tissue in the liver.

A type of liver cancer.

An inflammation of the liver due to infection.

A genetic disorder affecting liver function.

Operating a motor vehicle with a blood alcohol concentration at or over 0.08% for adults; for teens, this level is lower and varies by state.

A legal term for driving without a valid license.

A type of insurance coverage for drivers.

A traffic violation that only applies to commercial vehicles.

A genetic disorder that affects the baby's physical appearance.

A set of health conditions that affect the baby born to a person who has consumed alcohol during pregnancy.

A type of mental illness that develops in children due to environmental factors.

A rare condition caused by exposure to certain medications during pregnancy.

The percentage of alcohol in a person’s blood.

The amount of alcohol consumed in a day.

The legal limit for driving under the influence.

The rate at which alcohol is metabolized by the liver.

A stimulant that increases brain activity.

An addictive depressant with the active ingredient ethanol; alters brain function.

A type of sugar found in fruits.

A natural remedy for anxiety.

Psychological restraint that keeps people from acting in dangerous ways.

A method of enhancing cognitive performance.

A technique used to improve memory retention.

A form of emotional expression that encourages risk-taking.

A support group and program for people with an alcohol use disorder (AUD); outlines 12 steps for overcoming alcohol addiction.

A social club for individuals who enjoy drinking alcohol together.

A government program that provides financial assistance to alcoholics.

A medical treatment facility for severe alcohol addiction.

A condition where a person is allergic to alcohol.

A medical emergency where a person consumes more alcohol than the body can break down, suppressing the nervous system and vital body functions to dangerous levels; also called alcohol overdose.

A state of euphoria caused by moderate alcohol consumption.

A chronic disease caused by long-term alcohol use.

Protecting a person from the negative consequences of chosen behaviors.

Encouraging a person to take risks without considering the consequences.

Providing financial support to someone regardless of their actions.

Teaching someone to be independent and self-sufficient.

A positive feeling after drinking alcohol

Negative symptoms caused by excessive alcohol use, such as nausea, fatigue, and headaches.

A type of cocktail drink

A medical condition unrelated to alcohol consumption

A substance that speeds up the central nervous system.

A substance that slows down the central nervous system, including the brain.

A substance that has no effect on the central nervous system.

A substance that enhances brain activity.

A condition where a person can drink alcohol without any negative effects.

A substance use disorder where a person has an addiction to alcohol and continues to consume it despite negative health effects.

A temporary state of excessive drinking during social events.

A medical condition that only affects individuals with a family history of alcoholism.