Part 2 VISE CONTROL

Question 1

-It is any immoral conduct or habit, the indulgence of which leads to depravity, wickedness or corruption.

Answer 1

Vice

Question 2

• it is derived from the Latin word vitium, which means failure” or “defect”.

Answer 2

Vice

Question 3

is a habitual practice that is considered sinful or degrading within the society. It can also refer to a negative character trait or an unhealthy habit like excessive smoking, drinking of alcohol, and gambling.

Answer 3

VIce

Question 4

is one of the oldest intoxicants known to man. Ever since there has been a continuous effect, everywhere, to control its consumption because of its devastating effects on human life. Many countries all over the world have tried prohibition ban with little success.

Answer 4

ALCOHOL

Question 5

is created when grains, fruits, or vegetables are fermented.

Answer 5

-Alcohol

Question 6

• is a process that uses yeast or bacteria to change the sugars in the food into alcohol.

Answer 6

Fermentation

Question 7

is a depressant. ____ actually blocks some of the messages trying to get to the brain. This alters a person’s perceptions, emotions, movement, vision, and hearing.

Answer 7

-Alcohol

Question 8

is a colorless, tasteless clear liquid. It boils at 78.4 degrees Celsius.

Answer 8

Alcohol

Question 9

It has pleasant odor and gives a burning sensation to the mouth, esophagus and stomach. Alcohol is a depressant not a stimulant.

Answer 9

Nature and Property

Alcohol

Question 10

Two kinds of alcohol

Answer 10

Methyl alcohol
Ethyl alcohol

Question 11

Is very poisonous and is not put in drinks but is use in some industries.

Answer 11

Methyi aicohol

Question 12

-is used in alcoholic drinks, which are made by breweries.

Answer 12

Ethyl alcohol

Question 13

Various Degree of Intoxication

Answer 13

Slight inebriation
Moderate inebriation
Drunk
Very drunk
Coma

Question 14

There is reddening of the face, and there is no sign of mental impairment, in-coordination and difficulty of speech.

Answer 14

1. Slight Inebriation (10 to 100 mg)

Question 15

The person is argumentative and overconfident, and there is slight impairment of mental faculties, and loss of coordination of finer movements.

Answer 15

2. Moderate Inebriation (100-200 mg)

Question 16

The mind is confused and disoriented, there is difficulty in speech and marked motor in-coordination and often walking is impossible.

Answer 16

3. Drunk (200-300 mg)

Question 17

the mind becomes confused and dis-oriented. There is difficuity of speech and marked poor motor coordination. Waiking may be nard for persons diagnosed, there is increased disassociation leading to stupor

Answer 17

4. Very drunk( 300-400 mg)

Question 18

-The subject is stuporous or in a comatose conditions, and sometimes it is difficult to differentiate this conditions with other conditions having coma.

Answer 18

5. Coma (400 mg. and above)

Question 19

Tests for Alcohol:

Answer 19

Blood alcohol determination
A breathalyzer
Physical test

Question 20

is a reliabile index of alcoholic content of one’s body. For the test to be dependable 5 cc. amount of blood is sufficient and must be sent to the laboratory for analysis within 30 minutes after blood extraction by means of needle.

Answer 20

-Blood aicohoi determination

Question 21

is an apparatus that may be used to indirectly determine the quantity of aicohol consumed by a subject by measuring the absorption of light by potassium dichromate before and after the reaction to alcohol.

Answer 21

-A breathalyzer

Question 22

which may be used to determine drunkenness and are available to law enforcement officers to determine whether a person is under the influence of liquor or not

Answer 22

-Physical tests

Question 23

The Common Alcoholic Drinks

Answer 23

A.Beers-they contain 2-6 percent alcohol;

B. Wines they contain about 10% alcohol;

C.Fortified Wines liquors that contains 10%-20% alcohol; and

D.Spirits liquors that contains 40%-60% of alcohol.

Question 24

Types of Drinkers

Answer 24

Occasional drinker
Frequent drinker
Regular drinker
Alcoholic

Question 25

- drinks on special occasions or uses alcohol as a home remedy, takes only a few drinks per year.

Answer 25

Occasional Drinker

Question 26

drinks at parties and social affairs. Intake of alcohol may be once a week or occasionally reaches three or four times per week.

Answer 26

Frequent Drinker

Question 27

- may drink daily or consistently on weekends, usually comes from cultural background where wine and beer is used with meals to enhance the flavor of the food.

Answer 27

Regular Drinker

Question 28

- has lost control of his use of alcohol. Alcohol assumes primary goal in his life, even to the exclusion of physical health and interests of family and society in general.

Answer 28

Alcoholic

Question 29

Usual Motives for Drinking

Answer 29

Traditional Status Dietary Social Shortcut to adulthood Ritual Path of least resistance

Question 30

- social and religious functions.

Answer 30

Traditional

Question 31

- symbol of success and prestige.

Answer 31

Status

Question 32

dining incomplete without wine, integrai part of today's way of "gracious living".

Answer 32

Dietary

Question 33

- release tensions and inhibitions so user can tolerate and enjoy another's company.

Answer 33

Social

Question 34

- user unsure of maturity, drinks to prove himself.

Answer 34

Shortcut to adulthood

Question 35

- foster group feeling, cocktail parties, toasts made to brides, wishes for good health.

Answer 35

Ritual

Question 36

- foster group feeling, cocktail parties, toasts made to brides, wishes for good health.

Answer 36

Ritual

Question 37

doesn't want to drink but doesn't want to abstain so goes along with everyone else.

Answer 37

Path of least Resistance