TIPS TEST
4 Basic Behavioral Cues - Answer-I Just Really Care
1. Inhibitions
2. Judgement
3. Slowed Reactions
4. Loss of Coordination
Intoxication Rate Factors (definition) - Answer-affect how quickly a person becomes intoxicated and
displays behavioral cues... affect how quickly the BAC level rises
6 Intoxication Rate Factors - Answer-1. Size
2. Gender
3. Rate of Consumption
4. Strength of the Drink
5. Drug Use
6. Food Intake
The only thing that can lower BAC - Answer-time
, Best way to measure someone's intoxication level? - Answer-Behavioral cues because you won't usually
have a breathalyzer
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) - Answer-measurement of the amount of alcohol in a person's blood
Tolerance - Answer-How well you can hide your behavioral cues, nothing to do with the amount of
alcohol in someone's system
Alcohol vs Pure Alcohol (beer=wine=shot=1/2oz of pure alcohol) - Answer-12oz of beer = 5oz of wine =
1oz of 100 proof sprites = 1/2 oz of pure alcohol
How to slow down someone's drinking - Answer-Offer them coffee/soft drink, food, not autimatically
giving a refill, cutting off, calling police, MEASURING DRINKS, etc because it buys time
The liver eliminates approximately ___oz of pure alcohol per hour - Answer-3/4oz (22ml)
Reasonable Effort - Answer-the law requires you to make a reasonable effort to see that guests don't
drink too much.
If you don't make a reasonable effort to prevent an intoxicated guest from drinking, you could be held
legally responsible if that person has an accident
Dram Shop Liability - Answer-this makes servers of alcohol beverages responsible for sales to persons
under the legal drinking age or those who are visibly intoxicated. These laws are designed to make
servers of alcohol liable for any harm caused to a third-party by a person to whom they have sold
alcohol
(DOESN'T APPLY IN VA)
Common/General Negligence - Answer-these laws set a minimum standard for the actions a reasonable
person should take to prevent problems. Negligence laws can cover a broad range of situations
4 Basic Behavioral Cues - Answer-I Just Really Care
1. Inhibitions
2. Judgement
3. Slowed Reactions
4. Loss of Coordination
Intoxication Rate Factors (definition) - Answer-affect how quickly a person becomes intoxicated and
displays behavioral cues... affect how quickly the BAC level rises
6 Intoxication Rate Factors - Answer-1. Size
2. Gender
3. Rate of Consumption
4. Strength of the Drink
5. Drug Use
6. Food Intake
The only thing that can lower BAC - Answer-time
, Best way to measure someone's intoxication level? - Answer-Behavioral cues because you won't usually
have a breathalyzer
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) - Answer-measurement of the amount of alcohol in a person's blood
Tolerance - Answer-How well you can hide your behavioral cues, nothing to do with the amount of
alcohol in someone's system
Alcohol vs Pure Alcohol (beer=wine=shot=1/2oz of pure alcohol) - Answer-12oz of beer = 5oz of wine =
1oz of 100 proof sprites = 1/2 oz of pure alcohol
How to slow down someone's drinking - Answer-Offer them coffee/soft drink, food, not autimatically
giving a refill, cutting off, calling police, MEASURING DRINKS, etc because it buys time
The liver eliminates approximately ___oz of pure alcohol per hour - Answer-3/4oz (22ml)
Reasonable Effort - Answer-the law requires you to make a reasonable effort to see that guests don't
drink too much.
If you don't make a reasonable effort to prevent an intoxicated guest from drinking, you could be held
legally responsible if that person has an accident
Dram Shop Liability - Answer-this makes servers of alcohol beverages responsible for sales to persons
under the legal drinking age or those who are visibly intoxicated. These laws are designed to make
servers of alcohol liable for any harm caused to a third-party by a person to whom they have sold
alcohol
(DOESN'T APPLY IN VA)
Common/General Negligence - Answer-these laws set a minimum standard for the actions a reasonable
person should take to prevent problems. Negligence laws can cover a broad range of situations
