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Memorable: For All the Right Reasons!
Safer Partying… Memorable: For All the Right Reasons!
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Myths & Facts
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Video For The Record Resource around safer partying
Filmed by students – for students
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Video Debriefing Filmmaker, Jay Prychidny
Based on real life situation (but no it wasn’t an actual party in the video) Characters: Julia (tried to beat her tequila record) Tim (annoying clown) Daniel (the help) Jess (Julia’s girlfriend) Jay (behind the camera) Peter (party host)
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Small Group Discussions
Alcohol overdose (A) Sexual decision making (B) Mixing alcohol & other drugs (C) Reducing risks (D) Identify Recorder / Reporter for each group
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Alcohol Overdose Can take 90 minutes after you stop drinking before highest level of intoxication – Really drunk before you actually know it! Women more susceptible than men – but guys aren’t off the hook either! The biggie: Choking to death on your own vomit
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Signs of Alcohol Overdose
Symptoms of alcohol poisoning: Vomiting Passed out Difficult to awaken Slow, shallow breathing Confusion Seizures Slow breathing (less than eight breaths a minute) Irregular breathing (a gap of more than 10 seconds between breaths) Blue-tinged skin or pale skin Low body temperature (hypothermia) What to do? Stay with the person Put in recovery position Help for help
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Recovery Position
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Sexual Decision Making
Alcohol most common drug used in acts of sexual violence/assaults You can’t consent when you’re drunk Judgment and behavior impacted by alcohol/other drugs Alcohol may increase risk of unwanted sexual activity – You did WHAT with WHO? What about condom use and safer sex? Difficult to communicate limits Regrets – Oh God!
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Mixing Alcohol & Other Drugs
Alcohol and other drugs can intensify effects of one another Marijuana – increase sedation (what a party killer) Cocaine – increase blood pressure/heart attack and stroke risk (not so good!) Sedatives – Severe drowsiness/depressed heart rate/pulmonary functions (definitely not so good!) Opiates – sedation (risk of overdose) Ecstasy – Russian Roulette
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Reducing Risks Choose to not use – you’re not alone!
Respect other’s choices – don’t pressure others Don’t feel pressured Slow your drinking – one per hour Alternate with water and/or pop Eat food – slow absorption Set a certain number/point (yes really!) Avoid shots/chugging/drinking games Don’t mix alcohol and other drugs Avoid driving (it really ain’t worth it) Have a buddy and/or safety system Designate a ‘sober’ partier – volunteer yourself!
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Impaired Driving http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OPBCXLkWuD8
Traffic crashes largest cause of death for ages 15-24 4 Canadians killed every day – 267 injured each yr (40% between 15 – 25 y/o) Do not drive after ANY drinking or drug use Do not get in/on any motorized vehicle with someone who has been drinking or using drugs Zero BAC for novice drivers with stiff penalties – Did you know? Drug Impaired Driving – yes they can determine that too now… What are the alternatives?
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