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Call 911 immediately for help if you observe ANY of the following:

• person is unconscious (passed out) or semi-conscious and cannot be awakened
   

• vomiting while "sleeping" or passed out and not waking up after vomiting
   

• rate of respiration is slow (eight breaths per minute) or irregular (ten seconds or more between breaths)
   

• cold, clammy, pale or bluish color
   

• person is disoriented to time and place (doesn't know where she/he is or who you are
   

• Remember to turn and keep the person on his or her side.

Adapted from the University of Missouri-Columbia

Warning Signs:

• Cutting classes/dropping a class/coming to class late
   

• Frequently arrives late for work
   

• Makes up excuses for poor performance and/or missing classes
   

• Frequently requests extensions/frequently turns in work late or not at all
   

• Dramatic decline in academic performance
   

• Coming to class with a hangover or high
   

• Changes in personality/shifts in moods or emotions
   

• Exhibits an attitude of not caring (extreme boredom or negativism)
   

• Brags about their alcohol or other drug use; conversations are frequently about using
   

• Loses friends because of drinking or other drug use
   

• Cannot seem to have fun without drinking or using other drugs
   

• Loss of motivation or energy
   

• Experiences frequent health problems (e.g., illness, injury)
   

• Spends most of his or her money on drugs or alcohol
   

• Frequently passes out or suffers blackouts while drinking
   

• Changes in his or her appearance
   

• Frequent problems with law enforcement or University authorities (e.g., UMPD, residence hall staff)