2 Effects of different amounts of alcohol on the body How Alcohols Effects Vary b lood alcohol concentration BAC The amount of alcohol in the blood LESSON 2 Effects of Alcohol Use BIG IDEA ID: 1034015
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1. Chapter 15AlcoholLesson 2Effects of different amounts of alcohol on the body
2. How Alcohol’s Effects Varyblood alcohol concentration (BAC) The amount of alcohol in the bloodLESSON 2Effects of Alcohol UseBIG IDEAAlcohol use has far-reaching effects to the body, other people, and personal relationships.Different people react to alcohol use in different ways. One of the biggest factors is the user's blood alcohol concentration (BAC). An alcohol user's BAC is expressed as a percentage.A person if considered legally intoxicated if you BAC is .08% or higherA person’s size, gender, and speed of consumption are all factors that contribute to a person BACLesson HomeNew Vocabulary
3. Effects of Small Amounts of AlcoholLESSON 2Effects of Alcohol UseBIG IDEAAlcohol use has far-reaching effects to the body, other people, and personal relationships.Makes it difficult to think clearlyLowered inhibitions Difficulty concentratingPoor coordinationSlows reflexes and reaction timeMood changesLesson Home
4. Effects of Medium Amounts of AlcoholLESSON 2Effects of Alcohol UseBIG IDEAAlcohol use has far-reaching effects to the body, other people, and personal relationships.Slurred speech and stumbling DrowsinessMoody or aggressive behaviorDifficulty rememberingDouble visionLesson Home
5. Effects of Large Amounts of Alcohol LESSON 2Effects of Alcohol UseBIG IDEAAlcohol use has far-reaching effects to the body, other people, and personal relationships.Vomiting Difficulty breathingDrop in blood pressureLoss of consciousnessComaAlcohol poisoningDeathLesson Home