Recognizing IntoxicationQuestion 40 of 80
Why can medications affect how alcohol impacts a guest?
a.Medications always cancel out alcohol
b.Medications lower BAC readings
c.Medications have no interaction with alcohol
d.Some medications intensify alcohol's effects or impairment
Explanation
Certain medications interact with alcohol and can amplify impairment, drowsiness, or intoxication signs, sometimes at lower amounts than expected. A server cannot know each guest's medications, so they should watch for stronger-than-expected reactions. Observable behavior remains the guide for service decisions.
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