IntoxicationQuestion 35 of 80
Which of the following is primarily a PHYSICAL (rather than behavioral) sign of intoxication?
a.Becoming unusually argumentative
b.Bloodshot, glassy eyes and loss of coordination
c.Bragging loudly about money
d.Buying rounds for strangers
Explanation
Bloodshot glassy eyes and loss of coordination are physical signs the body shows as BAC rises. Argumentativeness and loud bragging are behavioral changes. Servers watch for both categories, but physical signs like stumbling are strong indicators to stop service.
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