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    Motivational Activity

    Objectives:

    Knowledge : Identify the types and effects of drinking alcohol

    Attitude : Promote awareness on the bad effects of


    drinking alcohol.

    Values : Feedback on the negative effects of drinking


    alcohol
    HEALTH
    Unit 4 – Prevention of Substance Use and Abuse

    THE DANGERS
    OF ALCOHOL
    Levi Mae Ansit Haocuenco
    Almacen-Torrevillas NHS
    ALCOHOL
    FERMENTATI
    ON

    BEER AND WINE


    types of alcohol
    TYPES OF ALCOHOL
    1. Isopropyl
    2. Methanol }
    3. Ethanol –

    When humans consume ethanol alcohol in


    unregulated amount, it may result to
    intoxication and alteration of the nervous
    Why is alcohol
    considered a drug?
    ALCOHOL
    ALCOHOL

    What classification of drug is alcohol?


    Alcohol slows down the
    body systems so it is a
    DEPRESSANT.
    TYPES OF DRUGS
    Depressant
     a drug that suppresses the central nervous
    system, slows down body function
    Stimulant
     a drug which temporarily quickens the
    central
    nervous system
    effects of alcohol drinking
    What alcohol does to your body
    EFFECTS OF ALCHOL
    DRINKING
     irritates the mouth, throat,
    esophagus, and stomach
     makes the heart work harder
     makes the body lose heat
     causes the liver to work harder
     causes dehydration
    EFFECTS OF ALCHOL
    DRINKING
     loss of balance and coordination
     impaired speech, hearing, and
    vision
     lightheaded and very elated
    feeling
     intoxication, hangover,
    What is intoxication
    and when does it
    begin?
    INTOXICATION
    Definition:
     physical and mental
    changes that the body
    is experiencing upon
    consuming alcohol
    INTOXICATION
    When does the process begin?
    With the first drink of
    alcohol, it begins to affect
    your brain.
    What is hangover and
    nausea?
    HANGOVER
    Definition:
     physical effects that
    give discomfort to
    humans who heavily
    consumed alcohol
    HANGOVER
    Definition:
     takes place when an
    alcohol drinker feels
    uncomfortable
    effects after drinking
    HANGOVER
    You get a hangover because the
    ethanol in the drink caused
    increase urine production,
    leading to dehydration.
    Dehydration causes headaches,
    fatigue, and dry mouth.
    NAUSEA
    Alcohol also irritates the
    stomach lining, which can lead
    to nausea.
    Nausea
     vomiting; motion sickness
    What is BAC?
    BLOOD-ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION
    Definition:
     (BAC) is the amount of alcohol that has
    entered a person’s bloodstream at
    certain duration
     also called blood
    alcohol level (BAL)
    BLOOD-ALCOHOL CONCENTRATION
     is measured in percentages
    For instance: 0.3 – 0.5% BAC could lead to
    coma, brain damages, and death
    Having a BAC of 0.05%
    means there is 5 parts
    of alcohol per 10,000
    parts of blood in the
    body.
    alcoholism
    ALCOHOLISM
    Definition:
     a condition when a
    person heavily consumes
    alcohol consistently which
    results to numerous body
    damages and malfunctions
    BRAIN STROKE
     a non-communicable disease which
    affects the arteries which carries blood to
    the brain resulting to brain damage
     also called brain stroke or plainly stroke
    CANCER
     any malignant growth or tumor caused
    by abnormal and uncontrolled cell
    division which may spread to other parts
    of the body through lymphatic system or
    the blood stream
    CARCINOGEN
     any substance that causes
    cancer
    CIRRHOSIS
     condition when the liver is “scarred”
    due to heavy alcohol consumption
    CHRONIC OBSTRUCTIVE
    PULMONARY DISEASE (COPD)
     a disease of smokers which worsens
    over time
     characterized by severe coughing,
    shortness of breath wheezing, and
    tightening of the chest
    DEPENDENCE
     condition when a person needs a drug-like
    alcohol and cigarette in order for the body
    to function normally
    EMPHYSEMA
     lung disease which worsens in time
     characterized by shortness of breath, rapid
    breathing, and expanded chest activity
    FATTY LIVER
     condition when the liver is being stored
    with fat from alcohol
    MULTIPLIER EFFECT
     condition when alcohol is consumed
    simultaneously with any drug or medicine,
    causing impairments in the physical and
    mental functioning of the body
    TOLERANCE
     condition when a person needs
    more alcohol to feel its original
    effects
    GROUP ACTIVITY:

    • EACH GROUP WILL MAKE A SLOGAN


    ON THE IMPACT OF ALCOHOL
    DRINKING. PRESENT IT IN THE CLASS.
    ASSESSMENT:
    PAPER-PENCIL TEST:

    1. WHAT IS ALCOHOL?
    2. WHAT ARE THE TYPES OF ALCOHOL?
    3. WHAT ARE THE HEALTH EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL
    CONSUMPTION?
    ASSIGNMENT:
    • MAKE A POSTER ON THE IMPACT OF ALCOHOL
    DRINKING ON THE FOLLOWING:
    • - FAMILY
    • - COMMUNITY
    • - COUNTRY
    HEALTH

    THANK YOU
    MRs. Levi Mae A. Haocuenco

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