Exam Questions and CORRECT Answers
The 1st step in the production of alcoholic beverages is - CORRECT ANSWER -
Fermentation
Alcohol is distributed throughout the body in proportion to - CORRECT ANSWER -
Water volume
The scientific law associated with breath alcohol testing that most clearly relates to the process
of the simulator - CORRECT ANSWER - Henry's law
90 to 95% of alcohol is eliminated from the human body through - CORRECT
ANSWER - Metabolism
The metric prefix for 1/1000 is - CORRECT ANSWER - Milli
Alcoholic beverages have taste and color due to - CORRECT ANSWER - Congeners
The percentage of alcohol is a 90 proof beverage is - CORRECT ANSWER - 45%
A cube that measures 1cm on all sides will occupy what volume - CORRECT ANSWER -
1 cubic centimeter- 1cc or 1ml
Known value solution tests using a simulator must fall within what tolerances - CORRECT
ANSWER - Be within +/- .01 of the known value solution
In breath alcohol testing the breath to blood ratio we use is - CORRECT ANSWER -
2100cc to 1cc at 34 degrees Celsius
, The stomach lining is responsible for what percentage of alcohol absorption - CORRECT
ANSWER - 20-30%
The chemical name for wood alcohol is - CORRECT ANSWER - Methanol
Blood alcohol is eliminated at an average rate of - CORRECT ANSWER - .015 - .020%
per hour
The 2 methods of alcohol elimination - CORRECT ANSWER - Direct and indirect
Another name for simulator solution - CORRECT ANSWER - Reference Standard
Normal body temperature in degrees Fahrenheit - CORRECT ANSWER - 98.6
Simulator solutions are changed at what intervals - CORRECT ANSWER - Monthly
The metric root word for volume - CORRECT ANSWER - Liter
Definition of blood alcohol content - CORRECT ANSWER - The weight of alcohol in a
given volume of blood, usually expressed in grams of ethanol per 100ml of blood
The process by which ethanol is added to a lightly fermented beverage is called - CORRECT
ANSWER - Fortification
The pyloric valve controls when food or beverage enters the - CORRECT ANSWER -
Duodenum
212 degrees Fahrenheit is equal to - CORRECT ANSWER - 100 degrees Celsius