Social Responsibility Flashcards

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What are the four areas of alcohol legislation ?

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  • Minimum drinking age (LDA)
  • Maximum blood alcohol concentration for drivers (BAC)
  • Guidelines for sensible drinking
  • Restrictions covering marketing, packaging and sale of alcohol
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What is the minimum age for drinking alcohol ?

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Depends on countries. Legislation does not cover drinking at home with parental permission and supervision.

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Blood alcohol concentration limits ?

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Varies from among countries from 0.0 mg/mL to 0.8 mg/mL (as penalties)

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What is Sensible drinking guidelines ?

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Standard drink or unit and advices for risk of harm behaviors. Unit varies among countries but is between 8g and 14g of pure ethanol.

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Restrictions covering marketing, packaging and sale of alcohol ?

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Codes and guidelines exists to ensure alcohol production, marketing and sale is socially responsible

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Any health benefits to moderate drinking ?

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Risk of death of cardiovascular disease may be reduce for 40+ men and post-menopause women.

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Name situations of when not to drink.

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  • When driving a car
  • When pregnant
  • When on medication
  • When having an history of mental illness
  • When having an history of addiction
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How about metabolism and alcohol processing ?

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  • Processing speed varies from among humans and absorption can be slowed down by food but alcohol has to be broken down by liver. Average speed is of 1 drink per hour.
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What are possible consequence of drunk behavior ?

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  • Risk of injuries or accidents
  • Risk of unsafe sex (STI) and unwanted pregnancy
  • Risk of being robbed
  • Risk of fights, arguments and relational problems
  • Risk of gaining criminal record
  • To the extreme, coma, brain damage , death
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Health risks of regular heavy drinking ?

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  • Alcohol dependence
  • Sexual difficulties
  • Cirrhosis of the liver (and fatty liver)
  • Stroke
  • Pancreatitis
  • Stomach disorders
  • Cancer
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