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| Question | Answer |
| Standard drinks | In Australia, a standard drink refers to 10 grams of alcohol |
| Myths of sobering up | Eating bread, cold showers, run around the block |
| ST and LT effects on the body | idk |
| Alcohol effects on the brain | To name a few, headaches, blackouts, delusions, paranoia, forgetfulness and death |
| Gender differences with effects of drinking | Women's bodies, being generally smaller than those of men and with a higher ratio of fatty tissue to lean muscle, will absorb alcohol more quickly then men's bodies do. This means that a woman drinking the same amount of alcohol as a man, will develop a high BAC more quickly then a man will. |
| Alcohol guidelines | idk |
| Physical, mental and social effects of alcohol | Alcohol actually blocks some of the messages trying to get to the brain. This alters a persons perceptions, emotions, movement, vision and hearing |
| Define Alcohol | A colourless volatile flammable liquid which is the intoxicating constituent of wine, beer, spirits, and other drinks |
| Alcohol and decisions | idk brooooo |
| Alcohol and driving | In Australia, the legal maximum BAC is 0.05% for licensed drivers. And for learners there limit 0.00% |
| Alcohol labels | idk mannnn |
| Assignment (goggles) | idkkkkk mateee |
| Party safe | idkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk |
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