Standard Drinks
The average proof of beer.
What is 10pf
The number of drinks the body oxidizes in one hour.
What is one?
The area of the brain that develops first.
What is vital function?
When alcohol is introduced to brain cells, they do this.
What is die?
With a bac of .07 to .09, a driver is legally considered to be this.
What is driving while impaired?
The size of the average serving of distilled liquors.
What is 1.5 ounces?
The amount of alcohol eliminated through perspiration.
What is 2%?
Area of the brain that is first affected by alcohol consumption.
What is higher learning?
If someone passes out, you role them on their side so they don't choke on this.
What is vomit?
The bac of someone in a coma would be at least this.
What is a BAC of .50 to .60?
The amount of alcohol in a 12 ounce serving of beer.
What is .5 ounces
The most sure way to no get intoxicated?
What is to abstain or not drink at all?
When you "pass out" you lose control of this brain area.
What is vital functions?
The only sobering remedy.
What is time?
The legal status of someone with a BAC of .10 to .11 is this.
What is operating under the influence of alcohol?
The average proof of wine.
What is 24pf
The amount of alcohol removed through the breath.
What is 8%?
When you lose your balance from consuming too much alcohol, you lost control of this.
What is muscle function?
Inflammation of the stomach lining.
What are ulcers?
You begin to drive angrily at this BAC.
What is .01 to .02?
The difference between the amount of alcohol in a serving of beer compared to a serving of wine.
What is zero difference?
The organ responsible for eliminating alcohol from the body.
What is the liver?
Intoxication occurs because of this.
What is alcohol is ingested faster than it can be oxidized?
Irreversible damage to the the liver.
What is cirrhosis?
Unconsciousness usually occurs at this BAC.
What is .30 to .40?