TIPS on premise questions with complete solutions

Behavioral Cue correct answer: can tell you if a guest is approaching intoxication or is already intoxicated. Changes in people's behavior after a few drinks. Behavioral Cues of Intoxication correct answer: IJRC (loss of) Inhibitions Judgement Reactions Coordination Lowered Inhibitions correct answer: becoming talkative, displaying loud behavior or mood swings. impaired judgement correct answer: behaving inappropriately, using foul language, annoying others, becoming over friendly, or increasing the rate of drinking slowed reactions correct answer: glassy, unfocused eyes, talking and moving very slowly, forgetting things, lighting more than one cigarette, losing one's train of thought, and slurred speech loss of coordination correct answer: stumbling or swaying, dropping belongings, and having trouble picking up keys, change or other items Intoxication Rate Factors correct answer: Size, gender, rate of consumption, strength of drink, drug use, food intake size correct answer: smaller people are typically affected more quickly by alcohol than larger people. However, larger people with high percentage of body fat can become intoxicated faster gender correct answer: women are generally smaller, have more body fat, and tend to reach higher BACs more quickly than men rate of consumption correct answer: gulping drinks and ordering frequently will increase the amount of alcohol taken into the system Strength of the drink correct answer: drinks of different types (straight, carbonated, or juice mier) have varied effects based on their content same amount of pure alcohol correct answer: 12 oz of beer = 5 oz of wine = 1 oz of 100-proof liquor drug use correct answer: legal or illegal drugs can speed up the effects of alcohol and have an unpredictable outcome