How would I describe lowering the blood alcohol count along with corresponding  police body cameras and what are the connections between the two?

Vincent Miller, a 62-year-old accountant, has had a "drinking problem" throughout most of his adult life. He drinks about a half-case of beer each day. He has lost several jobs over the years for drinking at the workplace or showing up for work drunk. He lost his driver's license for drunk-driving, and his drinking has placed a considerable strain on his marriage. He has tried several self-help programs as well as Alcoholic's Anonymous, all with little success. He has been hospitalized on several occasions over the years. Vincent has a severe tremor in his hands (probably a result of excessive alcohol intake), which makes it very difficult for him to use a spoon, fork, and knife to eat. It's your first day on the job as an occupational therapist, and you are consulted by his physician to see if there is any way to help Vincent use eating utensils. Not knowing anything about him, you open up his past medical records, which, incidentally, are quite thick. First Hospitalization: You note…

If you are on the road it is safest to avoid drunk drivers for your own safety as well as the safety of your passengers.  List 3 signs of an impaired driver. Discuss the importance of driving and not drinking even one drink.

While behavioral characteristics are what defines addiction, many experts agree that the root of addiction is changes in     the environment.     daily habits.     the brain.     the genes.

3. Can you please help me with the next question? What are the factors that contribute to drug addiction? Thank you in advance!

Randy Johnson just accepted a position at the emergency room of a local hospital. He has heard that emergency rooms tend to have more workplace violence and is nervous. What actions constitute workplace violence? How common is workplace violence? What is the source of the most common workplace violence? What can he do to protect himself?

Which six drugs are mostly used by young adults ages 18-25? Which six drugs are mostly used by all Americans ages 12 and older? Identify the most used and most abused drugs in American society. Analyze the reasons people drink alcohol. Describe the factors that affect one’s rate of alcohol absorption. Identify people most likely to suffer from the disease of alcoholism and describe the effects on their lives. Explain the process of recovery from alcoholism. Discuss binge drinking. List and discuss the various forms of tobacco products. Your answer Typed answers are easier for students to read than handwritten notes

Psychological dependence on a drug * Ois accompanied by physical dependence O is a strong craving for a drug for emotional reasons O only rarely becomes severe Ois simply a scare tactic Smoking during pregnancy

Jon takes 5 mg of diazepam every 4 hours. How many mg of diazepam does Jon take in a week?

(A) Do you agree that social media use/internet use has become an addiction? Why or why not? Read through the six questions under Your Health Assets: Social Media Addiction and compare them with the eleven points in Table. 9.1 that describe the increasing severity of substance use disorder. Use one or more of these points as a springboard for your discussion. (B) What are some things we can do to avoid or minimize becoming "addicted" to social media/internet use?    please answer both A and B