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Alcohol's Effects on the Body and BAC Flashcards

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  1. What is the legal BAC limit for operating a motor vehicle in Pennsylvania?

    Answer: 0.08%

    Pennsylvania's legal BAC limit for driving is 0.08%, consistent with federal standards.

  2. Which organ is primarily responsible for metabolizing alcohol in the body?

    Answer: Liver

    The liver metabolizes approximately one standard drink per hour regardless of other factors.

  3. What does the acronym BAC stand for in alcohol service training?

    Answer: Blood Alcohol Content

    BAC stands for Blood Alcohol Content, which measures the percentage of alcohol in a person's bloodstream.

  4. How many standard drinks does the average adult body metabolize per hour?

    Answer: One drink

    The average adult body metabolizes approximately one standard drink per hour, and nothing can speed up this process.

  5. Which factor most increases a person's BAC when drinking the same amount of alcohol as someone else?

    Answer: Having a lower body weight

    Lower body weight means less body water to dilute alcohol, resulting in a higher BAC per drink.

  6. At approximately what BAC does a person typically begin to lose coordination and judgment?

    Answer: 0.05%

    Impairment of coordination and judgment typically begins around 0.05% BAC, which is below the legal driving limit.

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