FASD Jeopardy

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FASD Jeopardy Statistics Misconceptions Student School and

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B. 12%

A. 3%

C. 37%

D. 46%

What percentage of babies have been exposed to prenatal binge drinking (more than 5 drinks per session)?

Based on a recent Statistics Canada study it is likely that 37% of babies have been exposed to

multiple episodes of binge drinking

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

What percentage of babies have had multiple prenatal exposures to more than one drink of

alcohol?

B. 62%

D. 18%

C. 39%

A. 79%

Based on Statistics Canada's "Canadian Community Health Survey" and their Birth and Population statistics for the concurrent period, It is likely that 37% of babies have been exposed to multiple episodes of binge drinking (5+ drinks per session) during pregnancy. An additional 42% have been multiply exposed to 1 to 4 drinks per session during pregnancy.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

How many different conditions, disabilities, and defects may be

exhibited by babies with prenatal exposure to alcohol?

B. 60

D. 24

C. 17

A. 32

Prenatal alcohol exposure has been linked to more than 60 disease conditions, birth defects and disabilities.

Damage is a diverse continuum from mild intellectual and behavioural issues to profound disabilities or premature death.

Bonus Jeopardy

Wow! You’re good!

Answer

What percentage of children have been

significantly affected by prenatal exposure to

alcohol so that they require special

education services?

B. 10 - 15%

C. 20 – 25%

D. 30 – 35%

A. 3 – 5 %

It is probable that 10% to 15% of children are affected significantly enough by prenatal alcohol exposure to require special education.

As they become adults, FASD does not disappear but the issues of youth translate into ongoing problems in family relationships, employment, mental health and justice conflicts.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

True or False:

Ethanol interacts with 100 different gene and cell events in the fetus.

A. True

B. False

Ethanol interacts with over 1000 genes and cell events, including cell

signaling, transport and proliferation.

Alcohol is a known mutagen.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

FAS is often misdiagnosed by doctors as being:

A. All of the below

D. Global delay

C. Autism

B. ADHD

Physicians do not ordinarily screen their patients for alcohol use. It is a legal substance and many are

concerned about offending their patients. Rather than incurring the wrath of patients, it is much easier to call the child’s diagnosis autism, ADHD, bi-polar,

RAD, etc, which do not carry the social baggage of an alcohol related disability. Unfortunately, it can also mean the intervention and treatment protocols may

not be appropriate for the child and no intervention is taken to prevent further alcohol exposed pregnancies

by that mother.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

RIGHT!

When you’re RIGHT, you’re RIGHT!

A. Fetal Alcohol Effects

Which of the following alcohol related

conditions is less severe than FAS?

C. Alcohol Related Birth Defects

B. Partial Fetal Alcohol Syndrome

D. None of the above

All of the alcohol related conditions can be equally as severe as FAS.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

Genius! That’ s

what it is… sheer

genius!

True or False

Canadian First Nations groups significantly contribute to the

number of FAS cases in Canada.

B. False

A. True

Registered Natives are only 2.2% of the Canadian population. Yet 79% of Canada's babies are prenatally

exposed to alcohol.

The attitude in government and promoted by the media, is that natives have a huge drinking problem and FASD is primarily a First Nations issue. Wrong!

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

You just outsmarted

me!

Which of the following drugs have a more severe

effect on the fetus than alcohol?

A. Marijuana

C. Heroin

B. Cocaine

D. None of the above

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

True or False:

Breastfeeding while drinking alcohol can lead to Fetal Alcohol

Syndrome. B. False

A. True

FAS can only occur while the mother is pregnant.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

A .They are manipulative

Which of the following is not a characteristic trait of FAS students in the classroom?

D. They are easily distracted

C. They act on impulse

B. They are eager to please

FAS students are easily manipulated but are not manipulative.

Students with FAS will often take the blame for things they did not do.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

True or False:

Children with FASD have difficulty making friends because they are shy and timid. A. True

B. False

Students with FAS are generally not shy or timid.

They tend to be very friendly and eager to please. They can be very endearing and are often teachers’

“favorites”, especially in elementary schools.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

You’re bouncing along well!

A. Interpret idioms literally

Children with FASD may exhibit

which of the following traits: B. Have high or low

pain thresholds

C. Vision and Hearingimpairments

D. All of the Above

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

True or False:

Some students with FASD may graduate

high school with minimal

accommodations?

A. True

B. False

Many FAS students graduate high school with minimal

extra support or adaptations, according to a report compiled by the British Columbia Ministry

of Education.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

You are so lucky!

True or False:

Students with FASD may exhibit extreme

inconsistencies in their abilities from one day to the next.

B. False

A. True

In Manitoba, a teacher reported having a student who was capable of reciting 20 facts pertaining to

their unit of study.

The next day the student could only remember half.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

A. Sensory disabilities

B. Minimizing inappropriate social interactions

D. All of the above

C. Reducing distractions

Placing students with FASD at the front of the class is advantageous for the

following reason:

FAS students often suffer from visual and hearing impairments.

They may have attention deficit problems and therefore require a reduction in

classroom distractions.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

True or False:

FASD students would benefit by learning socially acceptable behaviors by sitting

quietly and not fiddling in class.

A. True

B. False

Providing students with an opportunity to release physical

energy can be beneficial.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

True or False:

The majority of FASD students graduate high school with well established life skills as a result of current curriculum practices.

B. False

A. True

The curriculum does not currently provide students with ample

opportunities to obtain necessary life skills to be applied beyond their public

education.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

Which of the following school

employees are involved in ensuring a

successful school experience for

FASD students?

A. Custodians

B. Methods and Resources Teachers

D. All of the above

C. Bus Drivers

It is necessary for the entire school community to be involved in order to

ensure a positive learning environment for all students.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

I hope children never lose their sense of wonder and peace!

True or False:

When discussing issues with FASD students, teachers

can usually depend on the veracity of information they

are being told.

A. True

B. False

Social behaviours often exhibited by students with FAS often include stealing and lying.

Furthermore, because they are eager to please they will often tell you what you want to hear.

Bonus Jeopardy

Answer

Final JeopardyTrue or False

Many health authorities have stated that having an occasional alcoholic drink while pregnant has no

significant effect on the fetus.

National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome: "No safe time. No safe amount. No safe alcohol. Period."

National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism: "While it is apparent that children who meet the criteria for FAS are born only to those mothers who consume large amounts of alcohol during pregnancy, studies have reported neurobehavioral deficits and intrauterine growth retardation in infants born to mothers who reported themselves to be moderate alcohol consumers during pregnancy. Because we do not know at what point alcohol damage begins, it is prudent to recommend that pregnant women abstain from alcohol."

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: "Public health concern over the use of alcohol during pregnancy was first signaled in 1981 by the release of a public health advisory from the Office of the Surgeon General warning women who were pregnant or planning to become pregnant to abstain from alcohol use because of the potential risks to the fetus. Since that time the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services issued additional advisories in 1990 and 1995 reiterating that women who are pregnant or planning to become pregnant should not drink alcohol."