The Morning

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The Morning After
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A.A.
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I Feel Good
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Long-Term Effects
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Wild Nights
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Truth and Consequences
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The Morning After
A.A
I Feel Good
Long-Term Effects
Wild Nights
Truth and Consequences
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True or False Tylenol is the most effective
remedy for a hangover.
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What is False?
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Thirst, weakness, dizziness, and
lightheadedness are symptoms of this key
contributor to hangovers.
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What is Dehydration?
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This is the best way to avoid a hangover.
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What is sobriety?
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Unpleasant feelings in the morning
following alcohol intake
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What are Hangovers?
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Hangovers are a mild form of this phenomenon
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What is alcohol withdrawal?
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Accidents, anxiety, blackouts/ memory loss,
trembling hands, and insomnia are all signs of
this.
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What is alcoholism?
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This is an essential treatment for alcoholism
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What is becoming sober?
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The need to drink greater amounts of alcohol in
order to get drunk
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What is tolerance?
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An alcoholism treatment program that
helps alcoholics support each other in
staying sober.
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What is Alcoholics Anonymous?
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An acronym used to help a person decide
if alcohol is a problem in their life
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What is C.A.G.E.?
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This is the 1st MENTAl
ability to be impaired by alchol
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What is alertness?
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Alcohol is a...
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What is a stimulant or depressant?
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This is the of alcohol a person drinks that is
processed by the liver
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What is 80-90?
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This is the 1st PHYSICAl ability to be impaired
by alcohol
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What is Coordination?
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Large amounts of alcohol can impair one's
ability to do this
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What is decision making?
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Cardiovascular effects of chronic alcoholism
include...
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What are elevated heart rate, high
blood pressure, or swelling in the extremities?
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This body organ is most affected by alcohol
intake
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What is the liver?
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Brain damage and neurocognitive deficits are
related to this
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What is under-age alcohol use?
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Long term alcohol use commonly results in
this disease of the liver
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What is cirrhosis?
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Alcohol eats away the lining of your
stomach causing these
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What are ulcers?
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Consuming five or more drinks in a row for boys
and four or more in a row for girls
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What is binge drinking?
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Binge drinkers are more likely to do this than
non drinkers
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What is be involved in violent crimes and
driving accidents?
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This is the most serious consequence of binge
drinking
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What is alcohol poisoning?
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Teenagers have experienced this where they
could not remember what happened the night
before because of heavy drinking
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What is a blackout?
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Daily Double!!
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Binge drinking can effect you physically in
this way.
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What are brain damage, alcohol poisoning,
stomach irritation, increased blood pressure,
strokes, heart disease and muscle damage?
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It can contribute to motor vehicle accidents,
violence, homicides and suicides
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What is drinking alcohol?
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By this grade, teens who drink are more likely to
use drugs and be involved in criminal
activity, such as stealing
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What is grade 7?
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Alcohol dependence can increase your risk for
problems with this type of disorder
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What is a mental health disorder?
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Heavy drinking increases your risk for this type
of "brain attack"
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What is a stroke?
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Women who drink during pregnancy are more
likely to have children born with this syndrome
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What is Fetal Alcohol Syndrome?
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Final Jeopardy
Alcoholism is associated with this liver virus
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What is Hepatitis C?