Part B - Behaviors Associated with Alcohol Consumption Moderate alcohol consumption can have some potential health benefits, but alcohol consumption...

Part B - Behaviors Associated with Alcohol Consumption

Moderate alcohol consumption can have some potential health benefits, but alcohol consumption can also come with risks. These risks dramatically increase when binge drinking or an alcohol use disorder are involved.

Sort each scenario into the bin that best describes the alcohol consumption behavior.

Drag the appropriate items into their respective bins.

A petite, female high school student drinks 4 vodka tonics in 2 hours at a party.

A man, who usually only drinks at important family gatherings, consumes 7 beers in an evening during a hunting trip.

An administrative assistant misses his morning train to work several times per week for 2 months after staying out late drinking with friends.

A woman in the first stage of alcoholic liver disease continues to have a few drinks every night before going to bed.

A 35-year-old mother of two elementary-aged children has a 5-oz glass of wine with dinner some nights.

A 50-year-old male drinks usually 1, but sometimes 2 12-oz bottles of beer after work a few times per week.

Binge Drinking

Alcohol Use Disorder

Moderate Drinking