TIPS Certification Exam Questions (2025) Complete Exam
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help determine if a guest is approaching intoxication;Behavioral Cues based off
observation and not an actual measure
What are the 4 behavioral cues? Lowered Inhibitions, Poor Judgement, Slowed Reactions, Loss of Coordination
overly talkative, displaying loud behavior, and moodLowered Inhibitions swings are all
examples of what behavioral cue?
, inappropriate behavior, foul language, overly-friendly,
Poor Judgement
and increased rate of drinking are all examples of what
behavioral cue?
changes in minor motor skills, glassy and unfocusedSlowed
eyes, Reactions
and slurred speech are all examples of what behavioral
cue?
changes in major motor skills, stumbling, swaying, and
Loss of Coordination
dropping belongings are all examples of what behavioral
cue?
affect how quickly a person becomes intoxicated Intoxication Rate Factors
What are the 6 main intoxication rate factors? size, gender, rate of consumption, strength of drink, drug use, food intake
_____ (size) people affected more quickly by alcoholsmaller
_____ (gender) are affected more quickly by alcohol women
women are affected more quickly by alcohol because
body fat
they have more _____
the type of drink that will make a person become straight, carbonated mixers, juice mixers
intoxicated fastest is ___, followed by ___ and ___
Questions and Answers | already graded A+
Terms in this set (57)
help determine if a guest is approaching intoxication;Behavioral Cues based off
observation and not an actual measure
What are the 4 behavioral cues? Lowered Inhibitions, Poor Judgement, Slowed Reactions, Loss of Coordination
overly talkative, displaying loud behavior, and moodLowered Inhibitions swings are all
examples of what behavioral cue?
, inappropriate behavior, foul language, overly-friendly,
Poor Judgement
and increased rate of drinking are all examples of what
behavioral cue?
changes in minor motor skills, glassy and unfocusedSlowed
eyes, Reactions
and slurred speech are all examples of what behavioral
cue?
changes in major motor skills, stumbling, swaying, and
Loss of Coordination
dropping belongings are all examples of what behavioral
cue?
affect how quickly a person becomes intoxicated Intoxication Rate Factors
What are the 6 main intoxication rate factors? size, gender, rate of consumption, strength of drink, drug use, food intake
_____ (size) people affected more quickly by alcoholsmaller
_____ (gender) are affected more quickly by alcohol women
women are affected more quickly by alcohol because
body fat
they have more _____
the type of drink that will make a person become straight, carbonated mixers, juice mixers
intoxicated fastest is ___, followed by ___ and ___