TAM Card - Techniques of Alcohol Management Card Recognizing Intoxication Questions and Answers

Question 1

A guest at the bar is speaking very loudly, boasting to others, and has begun making crude jokes. Which category of intoxication signs is this guest displaying?

Accepted Answer

Lowered Inhibitions and Poor Judgment

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Impaired Coordination

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Slowed Reactions

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Physical Appearance Changes

Question 2

Which of the following is a key physical sign of intoxication related to coordination?

Accepted Answer

Stumbling or swaying

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Becoming overly friendly

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Having glassy, unfocused eyes

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Complaining about the strength of a drink

Question 3

A customer you have been serving suddenly has slurred speech and is having trouble picking up their change from the bar top. What should be your primary consideration at this moment?

Accepted Answer

That these are clear signs of intoxication and service should be stopped

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Whether they can afford another drink

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If they are annoying other customers

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To ask them if they would like a glass of water before their next cocktail

Question 4

When assessing a guest for intoxication, it is most effective to look for:

Accepted Answer

A combination of several signs or a sudden change in behavior.

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A single, definitive sign of drunkenness.

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How much money they are spending.

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Whether or not they have eaten a large meal recently.

Question 5

Which of the following is NOT considered a primary category of behavioral cues for recognizing intoxication?

Accepted Answer

Increased Appetite

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Lowered Inhibitions

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Impaired Judgment

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Slowed Reactions

Question 6

A patron has red, watery eyes and is having difficulty focusing on you when you speak to them. These signs fall under which category of intoxication indicators?

Accepted Answer

Vision

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Coordination

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Judgment

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Reflexes