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Alcohol By: Mr. Lopez and Mr. Guzzarde

Alcohol: What is it?! Alcohol – is a drug created by a chemical reaction in some foods, especially fruits and grains Addictive Effects you physically, mentally, and emotionally Depressant – is a drug that can slow down the activity of the brain and nervous system

Forms of Alcohol

How alcohol affects individuals Intoxicated or being “drunk” – When the person feels the effects of drinking alcohol Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) – is the amount of alcohol in the blood Several factors determines a persons BAC such as; How much the person weighs Gender The amount of alcohol the person consumed and how fast they drank it How much food is in the persons stomach Other substances in the body

Short term Effects Brain – Impaired judgment, reasoning, memory, and concentration Slowed reaction time Decreased coordination Slurred speech Distorted vision and hearing Heart – Increased heart rate Liver – inefficient waste processing Kidneys – increased urination which can result in dehydration, headache, and dizziness Blood vessels - widens blood vessels creating a false sense of warmth Stomach – vomiting which can lead to choking and death

Long Term Effects Cirrhosis – the scaring and destruction of liver tissue causing decreased blood flow through the liver Liver damage cannot be reversed! Ulcers – open sore in the stomach lining Left untreated can cause life threatening problems Fetal alcohol syndrome - drinking during preganacy can cause birth defects such as underdeveloped brain + speech and learning problems

Alcohol Abuse Alcoholic – a person who is addicted to alcohol Alcohol Abuse – using alcohol in ways that are unhealthy, illegal, or both Alcoholism – a disease in which a person has a physically and psychological need for alcohol People who are addicted to alcohol and stop using will experience withdrawal symptoms, just like tobacco users

Alcohol use and teens Why teens use? Dangers of drinking as a teen More likely to binge drink- which is the consumption of several alcoholic drinks in a short period of time More likely to drink and drive Brain and body development can be altered More likely to experience intense emotions and become violent IT IS ILLEGAL

Journal Questions 1.When you see alcohol in the media, is it portrayed as positive or negative? If you could make an ANTI-alcohol commercial, what would happen in it? 2.Have you ever seen a person who was intoxicated? If so, how was this person acting? If not, what do you think an intoxicated person would act like? 3.Your friend invites you and some friends over while his/her parents are out for dinner. Your friends find a bottle of alcohol in the house and begin to drink it. One of your friends drinks too much and needs to go to the hospital due to alcohol poisoning. Who’s fault is it? Why? Who do you think gets in trouble?