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Alcohol 9 th- 12 th Grade Health Class Andrew Devanney

What is Alcohol  a colourless volatile flammable liquid  created when grains, fruits, or vegetables are fermented

Where Alcohol Originated  Existed as early as 10,000 BC in Egypt

Blood Alcohol Content  Concentration of alcohol in a person’s blood

Blood Alcohol Content Law  21Legal BAC=.07  Under 21 Legal BAC=.00  If BAC exceeds these amounts legally intoxicated

Common Types of Alcohol Consumed

Beer  Made from yeast-fermented malt flavored with hops.  Average alcohol content is about 4%

Wine  Made from fermented grape juice  Comes in either white or red  Average alcohol content 13%

Whiskey  Distilled from malted grain, esp. barley or rye  Average alcohol content is 40%

Rum  Distilled from sugar-cane residues or molasses  Average alcohol content is 40%

Vodka  Made by distillation of rye, wheat, or potatoes.  Average alcohol content is

Effects of Alcohol

Short Term Effects  Slowed Reflexes  Slurred Speech  Blurred Vision  Increased Urine Production

Long Term Effects  Liver Damage  Heart Disease  Alcoholism  Dead Brain Cells

Effects Associated With Overdose  Vomiting  Alcohol Poisoning  Uncontrolled Urination  Breathing Difficulties  Possible Death

HOW TO DRINK RESPONSIBILY

 Know your limit  Drink Slowly  Have Designated Driver  Stay Hydrated

Remember The Blood Alcohol Content Laws!  Blood Alcohol Content Law Blood Alcohol Content Law

Review  History of Alcohol  BAC Law  Types of Alcohol  Effects of Alcohol

Be Smart or Get Locked Up!

References  es/substances/alcohol/short-and-long-term-effects.cfm es/substances/alcohol/short-and-long-term-effects.cfm  