Recognizing IntoxicationQuestion 30 of 80
A guest is slurring words and having trouble counting money. What stage of intoxication does this most likely indicate?
a.No intoxication
b.Noticeable impairment of judgment and physical control
c.Peak sobriety
d.A medical condition unrelated to alcohol in every case
Explanation
Slurred speech and difficulty with simple tasks like handling money indicate significant impairment of coordination and judgment. At this point the guest should not be served more alcohol. While other conditions can mimic these signs, servers should treat them as intoxication cues.
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