Unit 2 chapter 7 Flashcards

1
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Alcohol is a

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drug.

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2
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The most common penalty for a first-time conviction of DWI or DUI is

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driver’s license suspension.

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3
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Alcohol begins to affect a person’s abilities

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The moment it enters the brain.

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4
Q

When people drink alcoholic beverages their

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judgement is affected before their coordination.

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5
Q

A person’s inhibitions are

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inner forces of personality that hold back impulsive behavior

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6
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If a large amount of alcohol is consumed over a short period of time,

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death can occur.

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7
Q

The most accurate away to determine a person’s level of intoxication is to

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determine the person’s blood alcohol concentration (BAC)

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8
Q

When comparing the alcohol content of typical servings of beer, wine, and mixed drinks, there is

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about the same amount of alcohol in each.

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9
Q

The only sure way to reduce the body’s
BAC and the degree of impairment is to

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wait the necessary time the body needs to eliminate the alcohol.

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10
Q

You can easily sober up by drinking black coffee

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never

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11
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What is the best advice to give to a social drinker planning to drive?

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Let an non-drinker drive.

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12
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What effect might a cold medicine have on a driver who has been drinking?

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Increased drowsiness and poor judgment

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13
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Depressants can make a person

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depressed and sleepy.

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14
Q

Alcohol is a(n)

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depressant, not a stimulant.

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15
Q

The danger of a driver using amphetamines on a long trip is

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they create a false sense of alertness.

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16
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Prescription drugs taken in combination with alcoholic beverages

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can be very dangerous

17
Q

All states require that before legally buying or consuming alcoholic beverages a person must

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be at least 21 years of age.

18
Q

Implied consent means a driver

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agrees to be tested for blood alcohol concentration.

19
Q

A person must have a BAC of at least 0.08 percent to be charged with

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driving while intoxicated (DWI)

20
Q

What law requires a driver to automatically give consent to be tested for BAC if arrested on suspicion of DUI or DWI?

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implied consent law

21
Q

What do police measure to determine a person’s level of intoxication?

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blood alcohol concetration (BAC)

22
Q

When law enforcement officers in man
y states suspect a drive is DUI of DWI, they can give a series of on-the-spot, roadside checks known as

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field sobriety test.

23
Q

An age group’s influence on a person is called

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peer pressure

24
Q

People confronted with negative peer pressure often find it difficult to

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say no without the fear of hurting others.

25
Q

peer education is a process in which young people help other young people

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make decisions and determine goals.