Alcohol Certification Study Guide
true - -6% men more likely to be heavy .60 - -upper limit result in death
drinkers tan 4% women
.50 - -mid limit in death
true - -30% of men are more likely to have
5 drinks in one day , and 12 days in the past year
.40 - -lower, result in alcohol poisoning
true - -69 % of men are more likely to be
current drinkers than women .30 - -loss of consciousness
true - -25-44 years of age are more .15 - -impaired judgement
common to drink
.08 - -legally able to drive
true - -75 years of age are more unlikely to
be drinkers
Absorption Process - -alcohol, speed
intake, food,metabolism
true - -62% of white women are more likely
to drink than 40% black women and 31% asain
40% hispanic Intoxication factors - -psychological,
tolerance, illness, experience
true - -1 in 5 adults (21%) had more than
five drinks in one day in the past year Psychological - -mood, emotional, hungry,
angry, tired, lonely
true - -70% population drink
tolerance - -resistance to alcohol effects
but not bac levels
rules to serving - -1.anyone under 21, not
serving anyone visibly intoxicating, intervene
experience - -ability not to have same
effects as someone who doesn't drink very often
Liability law - -1. negligence
2. dram shop
Tylenol - -may increase absorption
BAC - -weight, gender, rate of
consumption Antibiotics - -nausea, vomiting, migrane,
convulsions
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cerebellum - -motor skills
oral contraceptions - -slow down rate of
alcohol eliminated from body
medulla - -breathing
stimulants(cocaine) - -heart rate increased,
overdose alcohol travels - -thru liver
diabetes - -unpredictable reaction, 90% of alcohol - -alcohol oxidizes
migraine, low blood sugar, insulin shock
2% of alcohol - -eliminated thru sweat
antihistamines - -drowsy, ability not to
operate vehicle
8% of alcohol - -lost through breath
depressants - -heart failure, respirator
arrest, slow breathing, overdose,coma 1 in 18 states thats a controlled state - -
utah
weed - -alcohol poisoning, death, coma
distribution of alcohol is controlled by the state
rather than private enterprises - -utah
behavioral clues - -inhabitation's (relaxed),
judgement impaired, reaction slower,
coordination effects all liquor outlets are controlled ny the state -
-utah
bac levels - -20%= 2 drops per 1,000
drops of blood alcohol weight of more than 3.2% - -liquor
100ml
less than 3.2 % - -beer, light beer
cerebral effects - -judgement, effects may
make you talk more or be more confident
state stores, restaurants, airports,private clubs,on
premise beer retailers, catering, outlets - -
limic system - -emotions, memory permission to sell alcohol
hypothalamus pituitary gland - -chemicals license permitted per 18,000 people in state -
-utah retail outlets
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true - -6% men more likely to be heavy .60 - -upper limit result in death
drinkers tan 4% women
.50 - -mid limit in death
true - -30% of men are more likely to have
5 drinks in one day , and 12 days in the past year
.40 - -lower, result in alcohol poisoning
true - -69 % of men are more likely to be
current drinkers than women .30 - -loss of consciousness
true - -25-44 years of age are more .15 - -impaired judgement
common to drink
.08 - -legally able to drive
true - -75 years of age are more unlikely to
be drinkers
Absorption Process - -alcohol, speed
intake, food,metabolism
true - -62% of white women are more likely
to drink than 40% black women and 31% asain
40% hispanic Intoxication factors - -psychological,
tolerance, illness, experience
true - -1 in 5 adults (21%) had more than
five drinks in one day in the past year Psychological - -mood, emotional, hungry,
angry, tired, lonely
true - -70% population drink
tolerance - -resistance to alcohol effects
but not bac levels
rules to serving - -1.anyone under 21, not
serving anyone visibly intoxicating, intervene
experience - -ability not to have same
effects as someone who doesn't drink very often
Liability law - -1. negligence
2. dram shop
Tylenol - -may increase absorption
BAC - -weight, gender, rate of
consumption Antibiotics - -nausea, vomiting, migrane,
convulsions
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cerebellum - -motor skills
oral contraceptions - -slow down rate of
alcohol eliminated from body
medulla - -breathing
stimulants(cocaine) - -heart rate increased,
overdose alcohol travels - -thru liver
diabetes - -unpredictable reaction, 90% of alcohol - -alcohol oxidizes
migraine, low blood sugar, insulin shock
2% of alcohol - -eliminated thru sweat
antihistamines - -drowsy, ability not to
operate vehicle
8% of alcohol - -lost through breath
depressants - -heart failure, respirator
arrest, slow breathing, overdose,coma 1 in 18 states thats a controlled state - -
utah
weed - -alcohol poisoning, death, coma
distribution of alcohol is controlled by the state
rather than private enterprises - -utah
behavioral clues - -inhabitation's (relaxed),
judgement impaired, reaction slower,
coordination effects all liquor outlets are controlled ny the state -
-utah
bac levels - -20%= 2 drops per 1,000
drops of blood alcohol weight of more than 3.2% - -liquor
100ml
less than 3.2 % - -beer, light beer
cerebral effects - -judgement, effects may
make you talk more or be more confident
state stores, restaurants, airports,private clubs,on
premise beer retailers, catering, outlets - -
limic system - -emotions, memory permission to sell alcohol
hypothalamus pituitary gland - -chemicals license permitted per 18,000 people in state -
-utah retail outlets
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