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Lesson 10 Alcohol

Alcohol IQ? Alcohol is a stimulant? False People who have a BAC of .08 or higher are considered “legally impaired”. True Pregnant women should only consume moderate amounts of alcohol.

Alcohol poisoning can cause permanent brain damage. Each year alcohol use contributes to over 4,300 deaths of people under the age of 21 in the U.S. True Alcohol poisoning can cause permanent brain damage. Children of alcoholics are less likely to develop a problem with alcohol when they are adults. False High School and college students tend to overestimate their peers’ frequency of and comfort with alcohol use.

Medications can help alcoholics stop drinking Unintentionally encouraging an addict’s unhealthy behaviors is not enabling. False Medications can help alcoholics stop drinking True People who have consumed alcohol often feel very relaxed and happy, and therefore less likely to show aggression. It Depends

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