1. Lesson #3
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2. Objective 1: Identify how alcohol affects driving and the consequences for a DUI
Objective 2: Identify which drink has more alcohol (beer, wine, or whiskey)
Objective 3: Identify the effects of alcohol and pregnancy
Objective 4: Identify the stages of alcoholism
Objective 5: Identify the steps to recovery

3. Driving Under the Influence
Blood alcohol concentration (BAC): is the amount of alcohol in a person’s blood, expressed in a percentage.
Video: DUI LAW: new-years-day/
Video: 2016 Law allows underage drinkers call for help:
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4. Slower reflexes
Reduces a person’s ability to judge distances and speeds
Increases risk taking behaviors
Reduces a person’s concentration while increasing forgetfulness.

5. Which of the following beverages contains more pure alcohol
A 12oz can of domestic beer
A 5oz glass of red wine
A 1.25oz shot of vodka or whisky?
Answer...
all contain the same amount

6. Fetal alcohol syndrome: a group of alcohol-related birth defects that include physical & mental problems.
Fetus liver not developed to handle alcohol and is especially dangerous to baby CNS
Ex. Babies born with a small head and deformities of the face, hands or feet. Heart, liver, and kidney defects as well as vision, hearing & learning problems.
FAS is the leading known cause of mental retardation in the United States. Preventable

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8. Craving
Loss of control: can’t limit number of drinks
Physical dependence: may experience withdrawal symptoms (nausea, sweating, shakiness, and anxiety)
Tolerance
Health, family, and legal problems: suffers repeated injuries, drunk driving citations, poor relationships

9. Alcoholic: An addict who is dependent on alcohol
Growing scientific evidence suggest genetic link.
Children of alcoholics are 4 times likely to become alcoholics.
Other factors are: family, friends, culture, peer pressure, availability of alcohol, and stress.

10. Stage 1- Abuse: may begin with social drinking
Stage 1- Abuse: may begin with social drinking. A physical & psychological dependence develops.
Stage 2- Dependence: the person can not stop drinking. They try to hide the problem but performance at school, work, & home suffers.
Stage3- Addiction: liver may be damaged & less alcohol may be required to cause drunkenness.

11. Enable: allows the alcohol abuse to continue
Estimated 14 million alcoholics in the USA today.
Alcohol use is a major factor in the 4 leading causes of accidental death: car crashes, falls, drowning, and house fires.
40% of violent crimes are alcohol related
½ of all homicides
2/3 of domestic violence reports.
Enable: allows the alcohol abuse to continue

12. Step 1: Admission: person admits to having a problem and asks for help
Step 2: Detoxification: person goes without alcohol
Step 3: Counseling: person learns how to live without alcohol.
Step 4: Recovery: person takes responsibility for his/her own life.

13. Open: Photon EDU APP
Open the bookmarks tab and choose: “Glencoe chapter activities”
Drop Down: “Chapter Activities”
Choose: “Chapter 21”
Open: “eFlashcards”
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