RBS RBS Intoxication Recognition & Intervention

Question 1

Which of the following is a common behavioral sign that a patron may be intoxicated?

Accepted Answer

Slurred speech and difficulty maintaining balance

Answer

Speaking clearly and maintaining steady balance

Answer

Paying with a credit card instead of cash

Answer

Arriving alone rather than in a group

Question 2

A patron is becoming loud, aggressive, and argumentative. In RBS terms, this behavior is best described as:

Accepted Answer

A sign of intoxication requiring intervention

Answer

Normal social behavior in a bar setting

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A reason to immediately call 911

Answer

An indication the patron needs food

Question 3

What does BAC stand for in the context of alcohol service?

Accepted Answer

Blood Alcohol Concentration

Answer

Bar Alcohol Clearance

Answer

Beverage Accountability Code

Answer

Basic Alcohol Certification

Question 4

At what BAC level is a person considered legally intoxicated for driving purposes in all U.S. states?

Accepted Answer

0.08%

Answer

0.05%

Answer

0.10%

Answer

0.15%

Question 5

Which factor does NOT affect how quickly a person becomes intoxicated?

Accepted Answer

The color of the alcoholic beverage

Answer

Body weight

Answer

Whether they have eaten

Answer

Gender

Question 6

A patron who consumed alcohol earlier in the evening appears sober upon arrival. What should a bouncer keep in mind?

Accepted Answer

BAC can continue to rise after drinking stops, so they should be monitored

Answer

They are safe to serve freely since they seem sober

Answer

Only current behavior matters, not past consumption

Answer

Sobriety means they can legally drive home