Here are the correct answers to your questions:
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The structures responsible for carrying information all over your body are:
- neurons.
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The peripheral nervous system (Select all that apply):
- links the body to the brain and spinal cord.
- is made up of sensory and motor neurons.
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A person suffered a head injury, was unconscious for a few minutes, and is now sleepy and disoriented. This person likely:
- has a concussion.
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A quick, automatic response to something in the environment is called:
- a reflex.
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A person who wakes up after a night of binge drinking and feels nauseous and has a headache probably:
- has a hangover.
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The level of alcohol in the blood is referred to as:
- blood alcohol concentration.
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A baby born with fetal alcohol syndrome may have (Select all that apply):
- delayed growth.
- heart defects.
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The first step in an alcoholic’s recovery is:
- acknowledging the problem.
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Which of the following is/are good refusal skills? (Select all that apply):
- Give an honest reason for your refusal.
- Make eye contact.
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__________ is when the brain develops a chemical need for a substance:
- Dependence.
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Drinking on an empty stomach can increase blood alcohol concentration (BAC):
- true.
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Alcohol decreases a person’s reaction time:
- true.
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Teens who use alcohol have a higher risk of having problems with alcohol later in life:
- true.
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Avoiding situations where alcohol is present will help you stick to your decision to be alcohol free:
- true.
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Never get into a car with someone who has been drinking:
- true.
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