Effects and Risks of Alcohol Consumption Quiz

The liver is the primary organ responsible for metabolizing alcohol.

The legal BAC limit for driving in most countries is 0.08%.

Improved memory is not a short-term effect of alcohol consumption.

Tolerance is the phenomenon where higher doses are required for the same effect with frequent alcohol consumption.

Ethanol is the chemical compound in alcoholic beverages that causes intoxication.

Alcohol affects GABA, leading to mood changes and impaired coordination.

Alcoholism is the condition of physical dependency on alcohol with withdrawal symptoms upon cessation.

Chronic heavy drinking can increase the risk of developing breast cancer.

Withdrawal is the group of symptoms when a heavy drinker abruptly stops or reduces alcohol intake.

Binge drinking does not decrease the risk of liver damage.

Long-term heavy alcohol consumption can lead to cirrhosis of the liver.

Time of day is not a factor influencing how alcohol affects an individual.

Symptoms of alcohol poisoning include all of the above.

Increased lifespan is not a potential consequence of long-term alcohol abuse.

Alcohol consumption during pregnancy is discouraged because it can impair fetal development.