Question 1:

What are some short

term effects?

Question 2:
What are some long
term effects of
drinking alcohol?

Question 3:
Why do people
choose to drink?

Question 4:
What are the risks of
drinking under age?

Question 5:
Who can you go to, to
get advice on
alcohol?

Source:
https://drinkwise.org.
au/drinking-andyou/how-is-drinkingaffecting-you/#

Source:
[Same as question
one]

Source:
Rethinking Drinking
Book (Page 6 Why
People Drink)

Source:
http://www.camy.org/r
esources/factsheets/consequences
-of-underagedrinking-surgeongeneral/

Source:
Rethinking Drinking
Book (Page 19 Advice Panel)

-Headache
-Injuries (falls,
accidents, violence)
-lack of coordination
-nausea and
vomiting
-low concentration
-slurred speech
-slower reflexes
-blackouts
-blurred vision

Source:
http://www2.betterhe
alth.vic.gov.au/saywh
en/know-thefacts/consequencesof-drinking-shortterm-effects
-slowed reactions
-poor memory
-difficulty thinking
and concentrating
-blurred vision
-slurred speech
-difficulty walking and
balancing
-slowed heart rate
and breathing
-blackouts

-Multiple Cancer
Types.
-Nerve Dysfunctions
in Appendages.
-Fertility Problems
-Financial/Legal
Issues
-Liver Failure
-Death

Source:
http://www2.betterhe
alth.vic.gov.au/sayw
hen/know-thefacts/consequencesof-drinking-longterm-effects-thebody
-Cardiovascular
Disease
-Increased Blood
Pressure
-Musculoskeletal
Damage
-Digestive System
Problems
-Death

-Stress
-Depression
-Celebration
-Taste
-Rebellious
-Get Drunk
-Relax

Source:
http://www.drugs.ie/a
lcohol_info/young_p
eople_and_drink/wh
y_young_people_dri
nk1/
-Television
-Family/Role Models
-Advertising
-Community
-Peer Pressure
-Feel more
Confident

-increases the risk of

physical and sexual
assault
-hangovers
-death
-alcohol poisoning
-malfunctions in the
developing brain
-the risk of heavy
drinking later in life
Source:
http://www2.betterhea
lth.vic.gov.au/saywhe
n/know-thefacts/consequencesof-drinking-alcoholand-young-people
-death
-serious injury
-poor decision
making
-physical and sexual
assault
-brain development
problems

-parent/guardian/adult
-Doctor
-Counsellor
-Nurse
-Friend

Source:
http://www.health.vic.
gov.au/aod/help.htm
-doctor
-professional
counsellor
-websites (Direct
Line)

Evaluation:

Evaluation:

Evaluation:

Evaluation:

Evaluation:

-Headache
-Injuries (falls,
accidents, violence)
-lack of coordination
-nausea and
vomiting
-low concentration
-slurred speech
-slower reflexes
-blackouts
-slowed reactions
-poor memory
-blurred vision
-difficulty walking and
balancing
-slowed heart rate
and breathing

-Multiple Cancer
Types.
-Nerve Dysfunctions
in Appendages.
-Fertility Problems
-Financial/Legal
Issues
-Liver Failure
-Death
-Cardiovascular
Disease
-Increased Blood
Pressure
-Musculoskeletal
Damage
-Digestive System
Problems
-Death

-Stress
-Depression
-Celebration
-Taste
-Rebellious
-Get Drunk
-Relax
-Television
-Family/Role Models
-Advertising
-Community
-Peer Pressure
-Feel more
Confident

-increases the risk of

physical and sexual
assault
-hangovers
-death
-alcohol poisoning
-the risk of heavy
drinking later in life
-serious injury
-poor decision
making
-brain development
problems

-parent/guardian/adult
-Doctor
-Counsellor
-Nurse
-Friend
-professional
counsellor
-websites (Direct
Line)