1. Alcohol
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2. Think/Pair/Share
Why do people drink alcohol?

3. Alcohol
Is it a problem???
Snowball

4. Do You Agree Answer the following questions???
Where do you get your information on alcohol?
How do you know if this information is accurate?

5. Alcohol
What do we know
Facts vs. Fiction

6. Alcohol
Intoxication-State in which the body is poisoned by alcohol or another substance
Impairs CNS causing it slow down leading to
Slowed reaction time, impaired vision, diminished judgment
-Liver is responsible for the breakdown of alcohol in the body
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7. Types of Alcohol
Examples????

8. Types of Alcohol
Beer
Liquor
Wine
What gives it this classification???

9. What is a Drink??? Alcohol can be broken down into 3 categories
Beer Liquor 3. Wine
What makes them different????
Is it the amount of alcohol?
Effect from drinking?
Concentration or Serving Size???

10. EXPERIMENT
1 can of beer v.s. 1 glass of wine v.s 1 shot

11. Conclusion Type of Drink Serving Size in Ounces
Conc. of alcohol as a %
Conc. of alcohol as a decimal
Total amt of alcohol in ounces
Beer 12 5
0.05
0.6
Wine
0.12
Liquor
1.5 40
0.40
SAME AMOUNT OF ALCOHOL

12. Question 1. Which contains more alcohol, a 12-ounce bottle of beer that is 5 percent alcohol or 1 ounce of whiskey that is 50 percent alcohol?

13. Answer The serving of beer contains more alcohol then the whiskey.
Beer: 12 ounces x 0.05 (that is, 5% alcohol) = 0.6 ounce alcohol
Whiskey: 1 ounce x 0.50 (that is, 50% alcohol) = 0.5 ounce alcohol
WHY….
Because the serving size for beer in this case is12 oz. and 1 oz. for the shot of whiskey.
Many times you can get double shots, tall beers etc which will vary the percent of alcohol.
It is not the type of drink but rather the amount of alcohol consumed that determines the extent to which an individual is affected by drinking.

14. What is alcoholic proof?
Proof tells you what percentage of alcohol makes up the drink
Proof = Double the amount of alcohol
For example:
A beer that has 5% alcoholic volume has a proof of 10
Wine that has 10% alcoholic volume has a proof of 20
Liquor that has a 30% alcoholic volume has a proof of 60

15. Excessive Alcohol Use Causes
Depression (slowing) of body systems
Shallow Respiration
Puffiness of Face
Cold, Clammy Skin
Irregular Heart Beat
Dehydration
Redness of Eyes
Disorientation
Nausea
Blurred Vision
High Blood Pressure

16. Frequent Use Cirrhosis of Liver Brain Disorders Malnutrition
Heart Disease
Cancer of Stomach
Birth Defects
Pancreatitis
Vitamin Deficiencies
Cancer of Mouth
Cancer of Liver
Ulcers

17. Changes to the brain Developmental changes Slowed memory
Altered judgment
Impaired coordination
Increased risk of stroke for young people
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18. Cardiovascular changes
Decreased heart rate
Decreased blood pressure
Irregular heart beat
Drop in body temperature
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19. Other problems
Liver- toxic chemicals are released scarring the tissue and can cause liver failure
Kidneys- Increase in urine output which can cause dehydration
Stomach- Increased acid production causing nausea and vomiting
Pancreas- Consuming large amounts alcohol can cause pancreatitis resulting in severe pain
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20. Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS)
A set pattern of birth defects including permanent mental and physical retardation
Facial abnormalities

21. Binge Drinking Alcohol
Consumption of 5 drinks in one sitting

22. KEG PARTY
Choose 1 of the characters from the movie (Langston, David, Gary, Lauren) and write a 1 page response on the following
Describe the persons behavior when you first met them and then the changes you noticed as the party went on, including physical, emotional, behavioral changes
How did the story end for your character and what could be repercussions they could face as a result of their actions
What was your overall reaction to “Keg Party”
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23. Alcohol Poisoning
A condition in which a toxic amount of alcohol (ethanol, ethyl alcohol) has been drunk, usually in a short period of time
Signs of Alcohol Poisoning
Unconscious or semiconscious
Vomiting or seizures
Slow Respiration (less then 8 breath per minutes or 10 seconds between breaths)
Cold, clammy skin, pale or blush skin tone
DEATH

24. Alcohol Poisoning Action
Call 911
Turn intoxicated person on his/her side to prevent choking
Stay with person until medical help arrives
If person appears to be sleeping it off stay with them….Why

25. BAC Blood Alcohol Content The amount of alcohol in the blood
Measured in a %

26. Can you be intoxicated and not feel drunk???
Absolutely
Each sip of alcohol increases BAC
BAC is bodies ability to process alcohol regardless of whether or not you feel the effects

27. Factors that contribute to BAC
1.Alcohol Content/How much you drink
It’s not how many drinks but the alcohol in each drink
2. Emotions
Mood can effect how you will react to alcohol

28. Factors 3. Body Weight/Type
Generally the less you way the more alcohol will affect you
4. Fatigue
If you are tired the alcohol will be stronger

29. Factors
5. Food
The less food in the stomach the more alcohol will affect you
6. Gender
Females have less of the enzyme dehydrogenase (which breaks down alcohol) in then men
Males absorb alcohol quicker

30. Factors
7. Drinking Time
The more time you take to consume one drink, and the time you allow between drinks the less you will be affected because of metabolism
8. Medication/Illegal drugs
May increase alcohols effect on body

31. Alcoholism
Alcoholism is the physical and psychological addiction to alcohol
Someone who has been drinking for years is said to have built of a “tolerance” to alcohol and therefore the effects take longer then someone who is not a regular drinker
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32. How Long Does Alcohol take to leave body
One “Drink” of alcohol generally takes 1-2 hours to be fully metabolized by the body and removed from blood

33. Think before you drink and drive…

34. Blood Alcohol Concentration
BAC – amount of alcohol in a person’s blood
The legal limit to drive is This means your blood contains 8% alcohol.
What happens if you drive over the .08 limit?

35. DUI Driving Under the Influence is illegal!!!
For those under 21, .02 is the limit
Consequences:
Injuries/Death
Arrest, jail time, police record
Severely restricted driving privileges

40. What caused this family to become dysfunctional???
Check off on your notes which causes fit the profile.
Alcoholic – stop at 7:55

41. HEALTH PARTY!!!! We will be planning a party
We need the following committees:
Drinks
Games
Music
Food
Decoration
Our goal is to have fun WITHOUT ALOCHOL!!!