chapter 15: alcohol
What affects the BAC?
fetal alcohol syndrome
liver illness
alcoholism
addiction
many times drinking happens to cope with social inequality and the OPPRESSORS tend to be the people who sell the alcohol
new mexico alcohol statistics
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lungsChapter 12
Atrium: upper chamber, receive blood entering the heart, blood flows from atria to ventricles, receives blood from the body that is low in oxygen and high in carbon dioxide
Ventricle: Lower chamber, pump blood out of the heart
Blood vessels:
Blood pressure: the force with which blood pushes against the walls of your blood vessels
Blood contents: plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets
what affects the respiratory system can help our heartSome cities are so polluted that fashion shows are presenting gas masks as a normalized accessory. This is a fashion show in Beijing.
On the way to the lungs, air passes through nose, pharynx, larynx, trachea, and bronchi cigarettes, how are they made?popcorn lungheart and lungs are a teamdifferent types of exerciseAerobic Exercise: Activity that raises your breathing and heart rate Anaerobic Exercise: Intense physical activity that lasts for a few seconds, weights, push ups, sprinting Types of muscle contractionsIsometric exercise: muscles contract but very little movement takes place, muscles become stronger Isotonic exercise: contracting and relaxing muscles through the full range of a joint's motion, pull-ups, barbells Isokinetic exercise: muscles contract constantly, sometimes machines help with the exercises in physical therapy sometimes, the greatest risk TO OUR HEALTH comes from our pipeline system
how bones growchapter 11 in book
Joint: a place of your body where two or more of your bones come together Cartilage: tough supportive tissue that is more flexible than bone Ossification: the process of replacing cartilage with bone Marrow: fills the spaces in bones, there is red and yellow marrow, red bone marrow produces 100 billion blood cells each day, yellow marrow is in the hollow centers of long bones and stores fat Ligaments: hold bones together Osteoporosis: a medical condition in which the bones become brittle and fragile from loss of tissue, typically as a result of hormonal changes, or deficiency of calcium or vitamin D.  cartilageInjuriesFracture: break in bone, simple fracture: bone broken in two, compound fracture: broken ends of the bone pierce the skin Sprain: overstretched or torn ligament, treated with ice and stabilization, you are likely to have swelling but it can heal on its own Dislocation: ends of the bone are forced out of their original position, to treat this the bone is put back in place and stabilized with cast or bandage Torn Cartilage: serious damage to cartilage between bones, happens in knees often Overuse Injuries: when an activity is performed too often and joint become stressed or inflamed Scoliosistypes of muscleSmooth muscle: involuntary muscle that causes movements within your body, found in walls of esophagus to move food down and in walls of arteries Cardiac muscle: involuntary muscle that is only in the heart Skeletal muscles: muscles that control your activities carpal tunnelnervous systemNervous system: receives information about what is going on inside and outside your body Neuron: type of cell Cell Body: the cell body controls the cell's basic functions Myelin sheath: increases the speed of an impulse Axon: impulses travel along axons to other cells Dendrite: carry nerve impulses toward a neuron's cell body Synapse: the junction between an axon and another cell 
Autonomic Nervous System: |
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Concussion: bruise like injury
Contusion: swelling in brain
Coma: severe trauma, long period of unconsciousness
Paralysis: loss of ability to move
Contusion: swelling in brain
Coma: severe trauma, long period of unconsciousness
Paralysis: loss of ability to move
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seizures
headaches
Stay hydrated, stress can cause head aches, you can keep a journal to see if head aches are too frequent, migraines can cause blurred vision
meningitis
immune system
what is ovulation?
how do pregnancy tests work?
how do contraceptives work?
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five stages of grief
We can go through a period of grief resolution after losing a person, losing an opportunity, losing something that we worked hard for, losing a relationship, after surviving a tragedy, after hurting others and reflecting on the heavy weight that we have placed upon our consciousness. All feelings are valid and nobody can tell you how long you can feel what you feel for. Only you can decide what to do, only you have control to decide how to express your emotions and how to process your stimuli. Think of constructive, creative ways to process and you could be a light to this world even at your worst.
relationships can have you going through the stages of grief
beautiful people that inspire us to overcome
lauryn hill
"Being loved, and loving to learn, were the tools that would help to facilitate everything else. Drive is a key component, passion is also a major foundational component, if you want to be able to help design your own path. And with these, education and a love for learning, are essential. We live, in a changing world, were systems and structures have become more malleable and in some cases, are even uncertain. We are challenged not just to learn, but to learn how to learn, when we value knowledge, and remain open, we can with wisdom, apply to life what we know and thereby help to become the architects of what we love. We can help what we love come to life, come into existence in the world."
-- Lauryn Hill
-- Lauryn Hill
alicia keys
Safe driving
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4:40 min
nm ranked worst in driving
drink but don't get drunk
New Mexico DWI Penalties by Offense
nm dwi laws
1st Offense
2nd Offense
Aggravated DUI (Having a 0.16 BAC or higher, refusing to take a BAC test, or causing bodily harm while DWI)
- Up to 90 days in jail
- 6 months to 1 year of license revocation
- 1 year of ignition interlock
- DWI school
- Alcohol evaluation
- Community service
- Treatment
2nd Offense
- Between 96 hours and 364 days of jail time
- 2 years of license revocation
- Fine between $500 and $1,000
- 2 years of ignition interlock
- Alcohol evaluation
- Community service
- Treatment
- Up to 5 years of probation
- Between 30 days and 364 days of jail time
- 3 years of license revocation
- Between $750 and $1,000 fine
- 3 years of ignition interlock
- Alcohol evaluation
- Community service
- Treatment
- Up to 5 years of probation
- Between 6 months and 18 months of jail time
- Lifetime license revocation with 5-year court review
- Up to $5,000 fine
- Lifetime ignition interlock with 5-year court review
- Alcohol evaluation
- Treatment
- Up to 5 years of probation
- Between 1 year and 2 years of jail time
- Lifetime license revocation with 5-year court review
- Up to $5,000 fine
- Lifetime ignition interlock with 5-year court review
- Alcohol evaluation
- Treatment
- Between 18 months and 30 months of jail time
- Lifetime license revocation with 5-year court review
- Up to $5,000 fine
- Lifetime ignition interlock with 5-year court review
- Alcohol evaluation
- Treatment
- Between 2 years and 3 years of jail time
- Lifetime license revocation with 5-year court review
- Up to $5,000 fine
- Lifetime ignition interlock with 5-year court review
- Alcohol evaluation
- Treatment
Aggravated DUI (Having a 0.16 BAC or higher, refusing to take a BAC test, or causing bodily harm while DWI)
- 1st Offense: Additional 2 days of jail time
- 2nd Offense: Additional 4 days of jail time
- 3rd Offense: Additional 60 days of jail time
- Additional license revocation period of 1 year
- Additional 7 days to 1 year of jail time
- Additional fine between $300 and $1,000
- 30 days of immobilization for vehicle driven by offender
- Knowingly selling/serving/giving alcoholic beverages to a minor (an individual under the age of 21), or assisting a minor in the purchase of alcoholic beverages, or permitting a minor to consume alcoholic beverages, is a 4th degree felony.
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