alcohol certification study guide Questions and Answers 2023

alcohol certification study guide Questions and Answers 2023 true 6% men more likely to be heavy drinkers tan 4% women true 30% of men are more likely to have 5 drinks in one day , and 12 days in the past year true 69 % of men are more likely to be current drinkers than women true 25-44 years of age are more common to drink true 75 years of age are more unlikely to be drinkers true 62% of white women are more likely to drink than 40% black women and 31% asain 40% hispanic true 1 in 5 adults (21%) had more than five drinks in one day in the past year true 70% population drink rules to serving e under 21, not serving anyone visibly intoxicating, intervene Liability law 1. negligence 2. dram shop BAC weight, gender, rate of consumption .60 upper limit result in death .50 mid limit in death .40 lower, result in alcohol poisoning .30 loss of consciousness .15 impaired judgement .08 legally able to drive Absorption Process alcohol, speed intake, food,metabolism Intoxication factors psychological, tolerance, illness, experience Psychological mood, emotional, hungry, angry, tired, lonely tolerance resistance to alcohol effects but not bac levels experience ability not to have same effects as someone who doesn't drink very often Tylenol may increase absorption Antibiotics nausea, vomiting, migrane, convulsions oral contraceptions slow down rate of alcohol eliminated from body stimulants(cocaine) heart rate increased, overdose diabetes unpredictable reaction, migraine, low blood sugar, insulin shock antihistamines drowsy, ability not to operate vehicle depressants heart failure, respirator arrest, slow breathing, overdose,coma weed alcohol poisoning, death, coma behavioral clues inhabitation's (relaxed), judgement impaired, reaction slower, coordination effects bac levels 20%= 2 drops per 1,000 drops of blood 100ml cerebral effects judgement, effects may make you talk more or be more confident limic system emotions, memory hypothalamus pituitary gland chemicals cerebellum motor skills medulla breathing alcohol travels thru liver 90% of alcohol alcohol oxidizes 2% of alcohol eliminated thru sweat 8% of alcohol lost through breath 1 in 18 states thats a controlled state utah distribution of alcohol is controlled by the state rather than private enterprises utah all liquor outlets are controlled ny the state utah alcohol weight of more than 3.2% liquor less than 3.2 % beer, light beer state stores, restaurants, airports,private clubs,on premise beer retailers, catering, outlets permission to sell alcohol license permitted per 18,000 people in state utah retail outlets restaurants 70% of sales should be in food, patron must order a drink only if with food that is served and sold at store. utah retail outlet regulation sell liquor wine and heavy beer from 12noon to midnight 10am- 1am ut-retail-outlet 3.2% of light beer four or more people (wine) ut-retail-outlet 1.5 liters to less than four patrons (wine) ut-retail-outlet 750 ml wine by glass ut-retail-outlet 5oz one person (draft beer) ut-retail-outlet less than 1 liter Pitcher for two (draft beer) ut-retail-outlet 2 liters liscense permited one per13,000 people state limited service restaurant license permitted one per 5,000 people in state full service resuarant 12pm-11pm hours serving utah retail outlets utah retail outlets resorts and hotels serving