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What is actually considered ONE drink ???

What is actually considered ONE drink ??? one 12 oz. beer at 4% alcohol (8 proof) one 5 oz. glass of wine at 11% alcohol (22 proof) one 1.5 oz. shot at 40% alcohol (80 proof) Did you know that one Solo cup of beer is about 1.5 drinks??? Affects behavior and physiological processes.

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What is actually considered ONE drink ???

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  1. What is actually considered ONE drink??? • one 12 oz. beer at 4% alcohol (8 proof) • one 5 oz. glass of wine at 11% alcohol (22 proof) • one 1.5 oz. shot at 40% alcohol (80 proof) Did you know that oneSolo cup of beer is about 1.5 drinks???

  2. Affects behavior and physiological processes. B.A.C. levels and their corresponding symptoms:

  3. .02-.04: mild lightheadedness and relaxed, lowering of inhibitions. .08-.09: speech begins to slur, motor skills impaired, loss of judgment, belief That you are functioning better than you are. A B.A.C. of %.08 is above the legal limit in PA. .10-.13: loss of coordination & balance, euphoric feeling, memory loss. .14-.19: difficulty with motor skills, severe impairment of judgment & perception. .20-.24: confusion, need help standing/walking, vomiting, blackouts.

  4. A 175 lb. male has a BAC of .05 after 2 drinks. A 125 lb. female has a BAC of .08 after 2 drinks. At this point, she is considered legally intoxicated in PA!!!

  5. Suppose you go to bed at 2am with a BAC of .25. Even after 5 hours of sleep, your BAC will only be at .175. By noon, you are still considered legally intoxicated with a BAC of .100!! If you were to be pulled over at this point, you could still be cited For Driving Under the Influence.

  6. Drivingin the localcommunity whileunder the influenceof alcohol will result insuspension from the University.

  7. Here’s what to do if you see someone who has had too much to drink….

  8. DO… • Try to wake the person. It is dangerous to assume a person will be okay by “sleeping it off.” • Turn the person on his/her side so they do not choke on their vomit if they get sick. • Check his/her skin color and temperature. A sign that you should get help is if the person’s skin is cold and/or clammy and pale. This means they are not getting enough oxygen. • Check the person’s breathing. Make sure it consistent and strong.

  9. Don’t… • Leave the person!!! • Be afraid to get help… remember it is better to be SAFE than SORRY!!!

  10. Here’s what to do if you think your friend drinks too much…

  11. Anyone can suffer from or show signs of ALCOHOLISM… no matter their age, gender, race, faith, economic class or sexual orientation. An ALCOHOLIC is someone who demonstrates a continuous or periodic impaired control over drinking despite the consequences. ALCOHOLISM causes distortions in thinking, most notably denial. The biggest sign of ALCOHOLISM is the inability to stop drinking at any given time based on one’s own will power. ALCOHOLISM is a disease that there is no cure for.

  12. Where can I find help at Villanova???

  13. CHECK OUT: • P.A.S.S. (Peers Advocating Substance Safety) • Located in the Center for Health & Wellness Education, 1st floor of the Health Services Building. • (610)519-7407 or www.villanova.edu/healthandwellness. • The Counseling Center • Located in Room 206 of the Health Services Building. • (610)519-4050 or www.villanova.edu/counselingcenter. • Margo Matt • Assistant Dean of Students for Alcohol & Drug Intervention. • (610)519-4203 or email margaret.matt@villanova.edu. • Alcoholics Anonymous • Meetings held in Room 200 of the Health Services Building. • EVERY Thursday at 8:30pm.

  14. But I don’t drink… what can I do on campus???

  15. Well… …you could check out Late Nite @ Villanova!! …every Friday from 9pm-2am …in the Connelly Center …FREE FREE FREE …activities on campus such as: -Texas Hold ‘Em -Live Bands -Casino Night …for more info go to www.cat.villanova.edu

  16. Or… …check out THUNDERCATS!! …Taking Healthy Unique New Directions Enhancing Recreational Campus Activities Through Sobriety. …Free or low cost events and transportation in and around the Villanova & Philadelphia area. …Some events include: -Haunted Walking Tour of Philly -Comedy Sports -“Thoroughly Modern Millie” at the Meriam Theater …for more info go to www.students.villanova.edu/thundercats.

  17. Or… …the Villanova Cinema!! …FREE FREE FREE …newly released movies @ 9pm and 12am …upcoming movies include: -Spiderman 2 -The Village -Anchorman

  18. Or… …cheer on our Wildcats!! …Football Games until November. …Men’s and Women’s Soccer Games until November. …Field Hockey Games until November. …Men’s and Women’s Basketball Games through the Winter. …check out www.villanova.collegesports.com for an updated calendar of events!!

  19. Go 'Cats!!!

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