Module 7 Flashcards

0
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At what she is drinking and driving legal?

A

No age, it’s illegal

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List 5 reasons why people choose to drink alcohol

A
  1. Peer pressure
  2. Parents do it
  3. Relieve stress and reduce anxiety
  4. Have a good time
  5. Our culture accepts it
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2
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Define BAC

A

Blood alcohol concentration. The mathematical ratio of the percentage of alcohol in the blood stream

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3
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Lost 6 factors which effect an individual’s BAC

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  1. Weight (blood volume)
  2. Time spent drinking
  3. Gender
  4. Food
  5. Alcohol content
  6. Size or drink
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4
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An alcohol beverage which is 100 proof is ____% alcohol

A

50

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5
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Are all alcoholic drinks the same?

A

No

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6
Q

How much does your BAC decrease per hour?

A

Around 0.015 per hour

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7
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Explain eh there is a difference in the amount of alcohol needed for a male of female of the same weight to reach a 0.03 BAC

A

Women have less dehydrogenase in their body

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8
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Why does it take more alcohol for a 200 lb. male to reach a .03 BAC than for a 150 lb.male?

A

The more you weigh, the more body fluids you have

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9
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How does the amount of good in the stomach affect the absorption of alcohol?

A

Food coats the lining of the stomach

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10
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Most alcohol is eliminated from the body through the ___

A

Lived

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11
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The BAC elimination rate is approximately ____ per hour

A

0.015

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12
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If a person has a BAC of 0.045 at 9 o’clock, when will he/she reach a zero BAC?

A

Midnight

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13
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How can a person’s mood impact the effects of alcohol?

A

Completely change it or intensify one that is there

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14
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How does the use of alcohol affect the:
Heart
Stomach
Brain

A

Heart- reduce hearts contractibility, elevate blood pressure, swelling, congestive heart failure

Stomach- irritates lining of the stomach and increase acidity, develop ulcers

Brain- destroys nerve cells, memory loss

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15
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How does alcohol affect:
Attention 
Memory
Emotions
Aggression
A

Attention- ability to comprehend information from multiple sources

Memory- reduces the brains ability to restrain and store information, blackouts

Emotions- emotional control diminishes

Aggression-aggressive behavior is enhanced

16
Q

What happens when alcohol is mixed with other drugs or medications?

A

Synergistic effect

17
Q

A BAC of 0.05-0.10 will often reduce in

A BAC of 0.35> may result in

A

Slower reaction time, reduces coordination and balance, affects all driving skills

Subnormal temperature, little/no reflexes, death

18
Q
Explain how each of the following components of vision is affected by alcohol:
Eye focus
Double vision
Judging distance
Side vision 
Night vision
A

Eye focus- narrows field of vision, rapidly changes from far to close

Double vision- eyes will work independently instead of together

Judging distance- something that looks far away is probably closer than you think

Side vision- narrowed

Night vision- reduce ability to a we amount of light

19
Q

BAC as low as ______ produce increased risk taking behaviors

BAC as low as ___ has been show. To diminish a drivers ability to make multiple predictions

A
  1. 015-0.049

0. 03

20
Q

A 16-19 year old driver with a BAC of 0.015-0.049 is ___ times makes likely to be killed in a crash

A 16-19 year old driver with a bad of 0.08-0.099 is ___ times more likely to be killed in a crash

21
Q

List 5 ways drugs other than alcohol can affect the driving task

A
  1. Perception
  2. Judgement
  3. Coordination
  4. Vision
  5. Mood
22
Q

The drug most often found in drivers involved in crashes is

23
Q

List 6 effects of marijuana

A
  1. Memory and learning
  2. Perception
  3. Problem solving ability
  4. Motor coordination
  5. Tracking ability
  6. Concentration
24
Name two over the counter medications that can affect driving Name 5 types of prescription medications that can affect driving Impaired driving when taking prescription drugs daddies the same legal penalties as a ___ conviction
Antihistamines and cold medicines Tranquilizers, stimulations, narcotics, blood pressure, insulin DUI
25
Define fatigue
The body's downtime follows a period of extended mental activity and physical activity Reduced capacity for work Reduced efficiency of brain function
26
What is the body's natural downtime? List 4 strategies for delaying the onset of fatigue
Midnight-6 am, 1 pm- 3 pm Avoid long drives Avoid leaning forward and backwards Keep eyes moving Wear your seatbelt
27
Name three types of aggressive drivers
Quiet road rate Verbal road rage Epic road rage
28
List several behaviors often exhibited by aggressive drivers
Tailgating, flashing lights, weaving in and out, cutting people off
29
List 6 factors leading to an increase in road rage
1. More cars 2. More traffic congestion 3. More frustration 4. More stress 5. More hostility 6. More violence