Alcohol - Primary and Advanced Flashcards
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Approximately how long does the body take to process one standard drink?
Answer: About 1 hour
On average the body metabolizes about one standard drink per hour.
Which factor does NOT speed up the elimination of alcohol from the body?
Answer: Drinking coffee
Coffee may increase alertness but does not lower blood alcohol concentration; only time does.
What is a 'standard drink' roughly equivalent to?
Answer: 12 oz of beer, 5 oz of wine, or 1.5 oz of spirits
A standard drink contains about the same amount of pure alcohol across these portions.
Which document is most useful for recording an incident of refused alcohol service?
Answer: An incident log or report form
An incident log documents what happened, protecting both staff and the establishment.
Why is it risky to serve alcohol to a guest on an empty stomach?
Answer: Alcohol is absorbed faster, raising BAC quickly
Without food, alcohol enters the bloodstream more rapidly, increasing intoxication risk.
What should staff offer a guest who has been cut off from alcohol?
Answer: Water, food, and a safe ride option
Offering water, food, and safe transportation supports the guest and reduces liability.
Which of these increases the effect of alcohol on a person?
Answer: Taking certain medications
Some medications interact with alcohol and intensify its effects.