Serving It Right – Questions With Applicable Solutions

Serving It Right – Questions With Applicable
Solutions
Modules Correct Answer - 1. Alcohol and Your Legal
Responsibilities
2. Intoxication and Impairment.
3. Responsible Beverage Service
4. Scenarios

Appendix B Correct Answer - Canada's Low-risk Alcohol
Drinking Guidelines

Appendix C Correct Answer - Legal Case Studies

Appendix D Correct Answer - Enhanced Security Features of
BC Driver's License and Services Card

Appendix E Correct Answer - Blood Alcohol Concentration
(BAC) Charts

Appendix F Correct Answer - Establishment Policies

Appendix G Correct Answer - Incident Reports

"Duty of care" Correct Answer - the duty to take steps to
prevent foreseeable harm from occurring to certain persons

owed by a person to others who are sufficiently close in relationship
that it is foreseeable that the former's actions could harm the latter

Consequences of failing to meet your legal obligations. Correct
Answer -

,People whom drinking alcohol could be risky Correct Answer -
- Pregnant
- Underage/Minors
- Driving
- Energy Drinks
- Cannabis

Government and the public are concerned about alcohol ______-______:
This may lead to: (5) Correct Answer - over-consumption

chronic diseases (cancer)
cardiovascular disease
injuries
car crashes
public safety

_____ and _______ change in response to harms related to alcohol
Correct Answer - Laws and Regulations

LCRB Correct Answer - The Liquor and Cannabis Regulation
Branch

Regulate BC's liquor industries:
- Restaurants/Bars/Pubs serving alcohol
- Liquor manufacturers
- Liquor retail stores
- Special Events involving liquor

LCRB supervises over___________ licensed establishments and over
________ licensed events per year in BC Correct Answer - 10k,
25k

RBS Correct Answer - Responsible Beverage Service program

,to be implemented in every alcohol-serving establishment in BC

protects public safety and serves public interest => DEC risk of
service-related alcohol harms

RBS programs provide licensees/permittees, managers and staff
with: Correct Answer - the knowledge necessary to meet their
responsibilities. These responsibilities include ensuring minors are
not sold or served liquor and preventing intoxication.

Public Safety or Public Interest?

Promote safe establishments and safe communities Correct
Answer - PS

Public Safety or Public Interest?

Consider impacts for all stakeholders Correct Answer - PI

Public Safety or Public Interest?

Ensure modern liquor and cannabis laws/policy/tools to meet the
needs of citizens Correct Answer - PI

Public Safety or Public Interest?

Minimize the health and social harms of liquor and cannabis
Correct Answer - PS

Public Safety or Public Interest?

Take enforcement action where necessary Correct Answer - PS

Public Safety or Public Interest?

, Help licensees succeed Correct Answer - PI

Public Safety or Public Interest?

Enable vibrant liquor and cannabis industries Correct Answer -
PI

Why moderate Canadians' alcohol consumption? How do we
determine what is too much? Correct Answer - Reduce short-
term and long-term risk of alcohol-related harms

Appendix B: Canada's guidance on alcohol and health report

Drinking is a ____________ choice Correct Answer - personal

Low-risk drinking helps promote a culture of _______ and supports
__________ lifestyles Correct Answer - moderation
healthy

Safer Drinking Tips (Appendix B): Correct Answer - LSEEH

- set limits for yourself and stick to them
- Drink slowly
- For every drink of alcohol, have one non-alcoholic drink (equal
parts)
- Eat before and while drinking
- Consider age, weight, and health problems

According to Canada's Guidance on Alcohol and Health (Appendix
B),

What does a drink mean for Beer? Correct Answer - 341mL, 12
oz