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Define the term ALCOHOL

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Alcohol (ethanol or ethyl alcohol) is the ingredient found in beer, wine and spirits that causes intoxication. Find out more.

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1. Define the term ALCOHOL POISONING
2. Write two facts about alcohol poisoning

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Drinking a large amount of alcohol will affect many parts of your body and can kill you. Find out just how serious alcohol poisoning, or acute intoxication, can be.

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1. Define the term HANGOVER
2. Write one fact about hangovers

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Have you ever felt the effects from drinking too much alcohol? Find out about the symptoms of a hangover and what is happening in your body.

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1. Write down three body parts/systems
2. Write the long term health conditions alcohol causes to that part/system

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Alcohol is a cause for more than 60 different health conditions. Find out about the main alcohol-related health conditions and other health complications.

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1. Using the interactive tool, select three body part/systems
2. Write your selection down
3. Write how that part/system is affected by alcohol

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The evidence for the effect of alcohol on the heart is mixed.

Heavy drinking increases the risk of coronary artery disease (which can cause heart attacks). It is also associated with irregular heartbeats, chronic disease of the heart muscle and heart failure.

Light alcohol use may reduce coronary artery disease in some older age groups.

Alcohol use can also be linked to high blood pressure.

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The evidence for the effect of alcohol on the heart is mixed. Heavy drinking increases the risk of coronary artery disease (which can cause heart attacks). It is also associated with irregular heartbeats, chronic disease of the heart muscle and heart failure. Light alcohol use may reduce coronary artery disease in some older age groups.

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Click through the video and use the information to answer the questions on your worksheet

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Facts About Alcohol Game | The Cool Spot" %>

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Interact with a professor and learn some basic facts about alcohol consumption: What is a standard drink? Why this information is important? How many drinks are in a can or bottle?

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1. What is the legal limit (BAC)?
2. Pick two BAC ranges and describe how they effects the body

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1. What does BAC stand for?
2. What are two factors that affect someone's BAC?

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As you have read in other places in this site, there are many factors that affect your Blood Alcohol concentration (BAC) when you drink. Some of these include: a person's size, gender and physical condition; what they have had to eat; how much sleep they have had; what medications they are taking and, importantly, the actual alcohol content of their chosen "drink."