Recognizing IntoxicationQuestion 35 of 80
Which of the following is a later-stage sign of intoxication?
a.Slightly more talkative than usual
b.Ordering food
c.Loss of balance, stumbling, or difficulty standing
d.Asking for the check
Explanation
Loss of balance, stumbling, and trouble standing indicate advanced impairment of the central nervous system. A guest showing these signs is clearly intoxicated and must not be served more alcohol. The server should also consider the guest's safe transportation home.
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