What you know,
and what you don’t know about FAS/FAE and alcohol!
This is a survey to
see how much you know about Fetal Alcohol Syndrome. The point isn’t
to see if you get all the answers right, but instead to see how much you know
and how much you don’t know about FAS.
1.What is
the leading cause of mental retardation in the United States? 
- Downs Syndrome
- Spina Bifida
- Fetal Alcohol Syndrome
- High Fever in children
- Fetal
Alcohol Syndrome is __% reversible.
- 0% reversible
- 10% reversible
- 45% reversible
- d.90% reversible
- Which of
the following drinks contain the most alcohol?
- 1 bottle/can of beer
- 1 bottle of wine cooler
- 1 glass of wine or
champagne
- 1 shot of liquor
(vodka, gin, whisky, etc.)
- All of the above
- Of the
different types of women, which one is most at risk for drinking during a
pregnancy?
- A woman going to
college
- A woman who already
graduated with a college degree
- A woman who
isn’t married
- A woman in a household
where more than $50,000 dollars per year is earned
- All of the above.
- FAS
is ___%preventable.
- 70%
- 65%
- 95%
- 100%
- How many
FAS babies are born in the US each year?
- 1000
- 2500
- 5000
- 10000
- Which is
the MOST damaging to the fetus?
- Heroin
- Marijuana
- Alcohol
- Cocaine
- Which
regions of the growing baby’s brain are most affected by alcohol?
a. Corpus Collosum - processes information
b. Basal Ganglia –
processes memory
c. Hippocampus – learning and memory
d. Frontal Lobes – impulse control, judgment
e. Cerebellum – motor control
f. All of the above
- One can
outgrow FAS/FAE by the time they are__?
- 15
- 20
- 30
- 35
- never
- Secondary
disabilities that can arise from having FAS/FAE cannot be
prevented.
- True b. False
Answers to survey