Questions and CORRECT Answers
what term to describe how drunk a customer is - CORRECT ANSWER - the customer's
possible impairment
intoxicated implies what type of consumption - CORRECT ANSWER - alcohol
what adjective describes alcohol - CORRECT ANSWER - depressant
oxidation rate - CORRECT ANSWER - rate at which body naturally eliminates alcohol
is there any way to sober up fast - CORRECT ANSWER - no way to increase oxidation
rate
how to cure hangover - CORRECT ANSWER - none work, use preventative methods
how does eating affect consumption of alcohol - CORRECT ANSWER - slows body's
absorption of alcohol
effects of alcohol on driving - CORRECT ANSWER - vision, information processing,
attention, perception, tracking
obvious signs of impairment - CORRECT ANSWER - droopy eyelids, slurred speech,
uncontrolled movement, poor coordination, offensive conduct, loud
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The type of food ingested (carbohydrate, fat, protein) has not been shown to have a measurable
influence on BAC levels, only the size of the meal. - CORRECT ANSWER -t
, alcohol is absorbed by blood diffusion in the - CORRECT ANSWER - small intestine
Absorbed alcohol is rapidly carried throughout the body via the blood until - CORRECT
ANSWER - equilibrium (so that blood throughout the system contains approximately the
same concentration of alcohol)
alcohol has high affinity for - CORRECT ANSWER - water
people with a lower percentage of body fat will, in general, have _______ than individuals with a
higher percentage of body fat. - CORRECT ANSWER - lower BAC's
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in general, if a man and a woman of the same weight consume the same amount of alcohol, the
woman will tend to reach a higher BAC level - CORRECT ANSWER -t
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fatigue affects intoxication - CORRECT ANSWER -t
liver eliminates how much alcohol from body - CORRECT ANSWER - 95%
two types of tolerances - CORRECT ANSWER - metabolic, functional
standard drink (beer) - CORRECT ANSWER - 12 oz
standard drink (wine) - CORRECT ANSWER - 5 oz
standard drink - CORRECT ANSWER - 3/2 oz of 80 proof liquor