List at least five criteria that indicate a person has an alcohol use disorder. What will be an ...

(five or more of the following):
1. Drinking more or for longer periods of time than planned.
2. Feeling unable to control alcohol use.
3. Inability to think at times of anything except the next drink.
4. Spending considerable time in activities related to drinking or recovering from drinking.
5. Reducing involvement in academic, social, work, or recreational activities as a result of drinking
6. Drinking despite knowing the problems related to your drinking, or after a blackout
7. Doing dangerous or risky things or getting hurt while drinking
8. Drinking despite social or interpersonal problems related to your drinking
9. Needing greater amounts of alcohol to get the desired effect, and/or experiencing reduced effects when drinking the same amount as in the past
10. Experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you stop drinking or using another substance to relieve or avoid withdrawal

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TRUE

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(any three of the following):
1. Laws that raised the drinking age to 21
2. Stricter law enforcement
3. Zero tolerance for any detectable BAC for drivers under 21 years old
4. Educational programs designed to discourage drinking and driving
5. Improvements in vehicle safety features
6. Zero-tolerance laws and strict penalties for driving while intoxicated in all states

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TRUE

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One result of heavy drinking is that the liver begins to store fat, a condition known as fatty liver. The excess fat cannot be transported to storage sites, and the fat-filled liver cells stop functioning. Continued drinking results in fibrosis, in which the damaged area of the liver develops scar tissue. With continued drinking, cirrhosis develops, in which liver cells die and the damage is permanent. Chronic heavy alcohol intake can also result in alcoholic hepatitis, inflammation of the liver that can be fatal.

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