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UP YOURS!

UP YOURS!. Presentation by: Vern Matthews, Mike Ingrodi, and Kathy Lawrence. Health Education Standards. 1.1.A Describe the harmful short- and long-term effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, including steroids, performance-enhancing drugs and inhalants.

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UP YOURS!

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  1. UP YOURS! Presentation by: Vern Matthews, Mike Ingrodi, and Kathy Lawrence

  2. Health Education Standards • 1.1.A Describe the harmful short- and long-term effects of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs, including steroids, performance-enhancing drugs and inhalants. • 1.2.A Describe the relationship between using alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs and engaging in other risky behaviors. • Students will research and create a PowerPoint presentation on this topic.

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  4. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QUMXC_jJoQ • Enjoy!

  5. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yjvU39HPuBk

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  7. Vodka Soaked TamponsWhat is it? • The practice of soaking a tampon in vodka and then inserting it into the vagina (or into the rectum for males)

  8. What it does • A tampon can hold about one shot of vodka, and the liquor is rapidly absorbed into the system, providing a stronger, faster intoxication than drinking a shot.

  9. The Dangers • “If a person does pass out or lose consciousness, health care professionals won’t necessarily know that they have to look in those areas [vagina, rectum] and that may delay treatment.” • Alcohol poisoning can cause serious damage to the liver, brain, and heart, as well as quickly cause death.

  10. STATISTICS • One third of suicides are alcohol related, and 25% of all emergency room admissions are in some way related to alcohol use. • Indeed, 40% of those who start drinking prior to the age of 13 end up being dependent on alcohol. • Alcohol increases by three times the chance that a nighttime crash will be fatal in the age group 15 - 20. • 67% of eighth graders and 83% of tenth graders say that they can easily get alcohol. • Nearly 25% of ninth graders have been on drinking binge in the last month. • Alcohol is the most prominent substance used by teenagers. More teenagers have had alcohol than have tried cigarettes and marijuana combined.

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  12. Other Dangerous Trends

  13. Guided Discussion

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  15. Questions anybody?

  16. Free Samples

  17. References • Videojug.com/film/how-to-sneak-alcohol-into-an-event • Dailymail.co.uk/female/article-2139243/busted-the-alcohol-bra-flask-scandal-devious-ways-teenagers-sneak-alcohol-prom.html • Cb58.com/global/story.asps=10129201 • Chelleshockk.wordpress.com/2012/04/14/15-ways-to-sneak-booze-into-places • Digtriad.com/news/article/227830/571teens-find-unique-way-to-get-alcohol-into-proms?odossey=tab/topnews-bc-large-foodvideo • Alcoholism.about.com/drinkers/a/blam2050808.html-parentsprovidemostalcohol • Youtube.com/watchtv=v=x9-hgthnpxs-tampondrunk-` • Youtube.com/watch?v=yjvu39hpubk&feature=related

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