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Responsible Partying By Kirri Campbell

Responsibly Partying!!! What Makes A Good Night Out? Fun had by all! Fun had by all! A couple of new friends in your mobile A couple of new friends in your mobile Couple of compliments on your well thought out outfit Couple of compliments on your well thought out outfit What Ruins A Good Night Out? Injuries Injuries Fights Fights Losing your stuff Losing your stuff In trouble with Mum or Dad In trouble with Mum or Dad

What is a Standard Drink? MillilitresX Alcohol % X The specific gravity of ethyl alcohol is = Standard Drink

0.375LX4.9%X0.789=1.449 (Av: 1.5) Average Drink

Wine 1L (4 Glasses) X11%X0.789= 8.68 Standard Drinks

Effects on the Body After the first drink, the alcohol travels to the small intestine, where 90% of the alcohol passes into the blood stream. After the first drink, the alcohol travels to the small intestine, where 90% of the alcohol passes into the blood stream. When alcohol reaches the brain it almost immediately slows down our thinking, reasoning and movement. It also affects the part of the brain that controls vomiting. When alcohol reaches the brain it almost immediately slows down our thinking, reasoning and movement. It also affects the part of the brain that controls vomiting. If the blood alcohol concentration reaches a high enough level, a person may loose consciousness. If the blood alcohol concentration reaches a high enough level, a person may loose consciousness. Alcohol effects the eyesight, making everyone seem hotter! (Not medically proven) Alcohol effects the eyesight, making everyone seem hotter! (Not medically proven)

I'll be fine, Once I have a coffee! The alcohol in our bloodstream can only be removed by the liver. The alcohol in our bloodstream can only be removed by the liver. It takes the liver about one hour to breakdown and clear one standard drink. It takes the liver about one hour to breakdown and clear one standard drink. Despite attempts to sober up with cold showers, walking, black coffee, fresh air or vomiting, wishing won’t make it go any quicker. Despite attempts to sober up with cold showers, walking, black coffee, fresh air or vomiting, wishing won’t make it go any quicker. Back to our examples…. 12 Drinks or 2 liters of wine in one night would take your body 18 hours to metabolize. Therefore you start your party at 7pm Friday night, you should be sober by…. 1pm Saturday!

When Have I Had Enough? Girls 2 Standard Drinks RiskLow 4 Standard Drinks High (AKA Drunk) 6 or more Standard Drinks Danger (Drunk & Stupid) Fellas 4 Standard Drinks RiskLow 6 Standard Drinks High (AKA Drunk) 10 or more Standard Drinks Danger (Drunk & Stupid) 72% of Girls (14-17) Drink at Dangerous Levels 78% of Boys (14-17) Drink at Dangerous Levels

Effects on the Brain

Alcohol and Inhibitions Drinking lowers inhibitions and increases the chances that a person will do something that they will regret when they are sober. When intoxicated statistics tell us that: 20% of males and 13% of females aged say alcohol was a key component in losing their virginity 40% of sexually active 13 year olds were "drunk or stoned" when losing their virginity

Drinking Dangers Young People having sex When drinking – twice as likely to be unprotected When drinking – twice as likely to be unprotected When drunk – three times as likely to be unprotected When drunk – three times as likely to be unprotected 35% of teenage pregnancies in Australia are conceived due to alcohol intoxication Excessive Drinking Leads To…. Increased risk-taking behaviour (Lets give it a go for a laugh) Failure to consider consequences (What could go wrong?) Forgetting Safe Sex practices (It’s unlikely you have a disease) A survey of High School students found that 18% of girls and 39% of boys say.. “It is acceptable for a boy to force sex on a girl if she is drunk or stoned!”

Don’t get Drunk and Stupid! If you are between you have a 31% chance of contracting these STI’s.

Sexual Assault Rape is committed by attackers of all ages, but the most common age group is between Rape is committed by attackers of all ages, but the most common age group is between % of women raped thought they could trust their attacker % of women raped thought they could trust their attacker. 90% of rape victims aged between 14-17, claim they had been drinking with their attacker. 90% of rape victims aged between 14-17, claim they had been drinking with their attacker.

Drink Spiking How to avoid drink spiking Don’t accept drinks from strangers Don’t accept drinks from strangers Don’t leave drinks unattended. Don’t leave drinks unattended. If someone offers you a drink, watch them pour it. If someone offers you a drink, watch them pour it. Don’t drink something you did not open, or see opened. Don’t drink something you did not open, or see opened. If you’re unsure about your drink, leave it. If you’re unsure about your drink, leave it. If you feel dizzy or sick, ask someone you trust to take you to a safe place. If you feel dizzy or sick, ask someone you trust to take you to a safe place. Keep an eye on your friends. If someone collapses and is unconscious, call an ambulance immediately—but do not leave them alone. Keep an eye on your friends. If someone collapses and is unconscious, call an ambulance immediately—but do not leave them alone. Drinks that can be spiked include: Alcoholic drinks Soft drinks Coffee / tea Water

What is Binge Drinking? Binge Drinking is drinking heavily over a short period of time, or drinking continuously over a number of days or weeks. It is also commonly known as 'getting smashed', or 'drinking to get drunk'. Long-term effects of Binge Drinking Becoming physically and psychologically dependent on alcohol. Becoming physically and psychologically dependent on alcohol. Significant damage to the brain and liver. Significant damage to the brain and liver. Risk of cancer of the mouth, throat or esophagus Risk of cancer of the mouth, throat or esophagus Increased risk of nerve disorders, heart problems, and sexual problems (especially male impotency). Increased risk of nerve disorders, heart problems, and sexual problems (especially male impotency). Risk of emotional problems, such as depression, problems at school, work and with relationships. Risk of emotional problems, such as depression, problems at school, work and with relationships.

More Alcohol Consequences

The Ultimate Price For A Drink 90% of All Deaths for Adolescents is Alcohol Related

Youth dead after teen movie drinking stunt A young man has died of alcohol poisoning after taking part in a drinking competition inspired by a teen movie. David Reid, consumed large amounts of vodka, gin and bourbon in just 45 minutes with a mate during a drink- off known as "last man standing". The pair had earlier been drinking margaritas and beer, recreating a scene from hit film American Pie 5: the Naked Mile in which two young men drink until one drops. Reid was carried to bed following the session and was found dead just hours later.

Monday-itus! What does everyone talk about on Mondays? What does everyone talk about on Mondays? Ever avoid school because you were ashamed of your weekend behaviour? Ever avoid school because you were ashamed of your weekend behaviour? Ask yourself… If there were no drunken weekend idiots to talk about, how much gossip would you cut out? Ask yourself… If there were no drunken weekend idiots to talk about, how much gossip would you cut out? Ever been picked on/bullied/had a fight with a friend because of something you did while you were drunk? Ever been picked on/bullied/had a fight with a friend because of something you did while you were drunk?

Party Safely Do not mix alcohol and other drugs. Do not mix alcohol and other drugs. Eat food prior to and while drinking alcohol Eat food prior to and while drinking alcohol No topping up drinks, this way you know many you have had No topping up drinks, this way you know many you have had Know your limits - what may be OK for others may not be OK for you Know your limits - what may be OK for others may not be OK for you Between alcoholic drinks have a non alcoholic drink Between alcoholic drinks have a non alcoholic drink Do not drink and drive or operate heavy machinery Do not drink and drive or operate heavy machinery Stay with people you know well and trust Stay with people you know well and trust Don't drink and go swimming Don't drink and go swimming Stay busy - don't just sit and drink Stay busy - don't just sit and drink Be assertive - don't be pressured into drinking more than you want or intend to Be assertive - don't be pressured into drinking more than you want or intend to Don’t get into a car with a driver who has been drinking, even if they claim to be capable of driving. Don’t get into a car with a driver who has been drinking, even if they claim to be capable of driving.