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LiquorWhat percentage of the adult population drinks alcohol? - Answer -70%
What percentage of total traffic fatalities are alcohol related? - Answer -30%
How many college students die each year from alcohol related injuries? - Answer -1700
Indicate if True or False: As alcohol reaches the brain, it can no longer function normally. Alcohol is
unlike other drugs, it interacts with multiple systems in the brain, sometimes stimulating and at other
times inhibiting thought processes and reaction time. - Answer -true
When alcohol is consumed, it starts to be absorbed by the body immediately.
Alcohol absorption is slower if consumed with food, and quicker if consumed on an empty stomach.
20% is absorbed through the mouth, throat, and stomach.
80% is absorbed through the small intestines. - Answer -
, Once the alcohol is in the body, most of it must be broken down by the liver.
The liver is responsible for metabolizing (breaking down) approximately 90% of the alcohol consumed.
Kidneys, skin, and lungs help to break down the other 10%.
The liver breaks down alcohol at a constant rate of approximately half an ounce of pure alcohol per hour
- Answer -
90% of alcohol is absorbed into the body through the small intestine. Indicate if true or false - Answer -
false
The liver breaks down approximately 1/2 ounce of pure alcohol per hour; this is equivalent to... - Answer
-1, one drink
Alcohol absorption is slower if consumed with food, and quicker if consumed on an empty stomach.
Indicate if true or false: - Answer -True
Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is the amount of alcohol that has been absorbed into the bloodstream.
Depending on state laws, it is against the law to drive with a BAC of : - Answer -0.08 or higher
What three tools can you use to assess the guest's level of intoxication? Select all that apply: - Answer --
identify signs of intoxication
-identify risk factors
-count drinks
Behavioral changes - Answer -Relaxed Inhibitions: guests may start speaking loudly, being unfriendly,
becoming withdrawn.
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