chapter 11

Question 1

what percentage of canadian reported drinking alc in the last year

Answer 1

80

Question 2

was there an increase decrease of alcohol consumption with you aged 15-24

Answer 2

decrease 82.9 to 70.0

Question 3

how many drinks should consume no more of a woman have in a week? in a day? men?

for guideline 1 chronic

Answer 3

10/week, 2/day

15/week, 3/day

Question 4

rules for low risk drinking guideline 2

Answer 4

women= no more than 3 drinks

men+ no more than 4 drinks

Question 5

what percent of canadian consume alcohol

Answer 5

78.4%

Question 6

what percent report harm due to drinking

what percent report harmed by someone elses drinking

Answer 6

10%
32.7%

Question 7

cost of alchol abuse

Answer 7

14.6 billion

Question 8

who drinks more often women or men

Answer 8

men b/w 20 to 24

Question 9

what percent of students consume alcohol

Answer 9

90%

Question 10

what amount of drinks is considered bingw drinking

Answer 10

5 for men

4 for women

Question 11

how many men exceed the maximum drinking guidelines per week (14 standard sized drinks)

Answer 11

30%

Question 12

how many women exceed the maximum drinking guidelines per week (9 standard sized drinks)

Answer 12

15%

Question 13

ethanol

Answer 13

drug produced by fermentation

Question 14

distillation

Answer 14

mash is subjectd to high temp to release alc vapours which are then condensed and mixed with water to make final prdcts

Question 15

percent of alcohol in

spirits

wines

ales

beer

Answer 15

40%

12-15%

6-8%

2-6%

Question 16

proof

Answer 16

measure of alc in a product

Question 17

effects of alc when BAC is at diff levels

0.02

0.05

0.08

0.10

Answer 17

slightly relaxed

increased relaxation, talkative

elated further motor impairment

depressant sets in, loss of judgements

Question 18

what is bac

Answer 18

ratio of alcohol to total blood volume

Question 19

what happens if someone reach 0.35 bac up

Answer 19

coma, probable death

Question 20

what is the ability to modify behaviour to appear sober or in control even if at a high bac level

Answer 20

learned behaviour tolerance

Question 21

what factors influence absoprtion

Answer 21

size, sex, body builf and metabolism

Question 22

women and alcohol. body fat

Answer 22

high body fate increase bac

Question 23

cirrhois

Answer 23

last stage of liver disease associated with chronic heavy use of alcohol, liver cells die

permanent damage

Question 24

alcoholic hepatitis

Answer 24

inflammed liver due to alcohol

Question 25

what is the leading cause of deaths for all age groups from 15-24

Answer 25

drinking and driving

Question 26

what percent of candian from aged 15-65 reported harm to self due to drinking

Answer 26

8.8

Question 27

what percent binge drink once a wek

Answer 27

6.2

Question 28

chances of becoming addicted to alchol

Answer 28

10%

Question 29

type 1 alocholism

Answer 29

1 parent was problem drinking and ecnouraged heavy drinking

75% of cases

Question 30

type 2 alcoholism

Answer 30

sons of biological father who drank excessively and have a history of violence and drug use

Question 31

difference of characteristics of type 1 and type 2 alcholism

Answer 31

type 1- concerned about ppls feelings and avoid novelty and harmful situations

type 2- don’t seek social approval, lack inhibition, prone to novelty-seeking behaviour