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Alcohol Safety in COVID
-Avoid crowded gatherings (bars, house parties, restaurants)
-Avoid heavy alcohol use - keeps your immune system healthy!
-Avoid non-socially distanced alcohol related activities
-Alcohol free activities can lead to smarter judgments in safety and in avoidance of exposure to COVID-19.
WSU Health & Wellness Services
Posting on Social Media. College students need to take notice of how their posts on social media pages now could affect potential future employment opportunities.
What is a standard drink?
The size and content of the drink, as well as the number of drinks consumed, all influence the amount of alcohol in a person’s blood, which is measured as the BAC, or Blood Alcohol Concentration.
Checking in.
While you may want to share with your friends that you are kicking back and enjoying your vacation, be advised about what message you may indirectly be sharing
Based on your weight, what would your BAC level be if you had 4 drinks in 2 hours?
Privacy.
Before embarking on your trip, double-check your privacy settings on Facebook. After Facebook undergoes a redesign, privacy settings revert to a less safe default mode.
Green strap: .04-.06
Black strap: .08-.15
Orange strap: .26-.35
- Memory Formation
- Abstract Thinking & Problem Solving
- Attention and Concentration
- Perceptions of emotions
- Too much alcohol in too little time
Binge Drinking
- Women > 4 drinks in a row
- Men > 5 drinks in a row
Social media can be a fantastic tool for networking and portraying your individuality on the Internet. However, it can be your reputation’s worst nightmare if used irresponsibly.
Small group activity: Discuss the pro’s and cons of mixing a night of drinking with social media?
Not sure if a situation is alcohol poisoning? There are 4 signs of alcohol poisoning you should look for. To help you remember, use the acronym of C.U.P.S.
C - Cold Skin
U - Unresponsive
P - Puking
S - Slow Breathing
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