IntoxicationPregunta 49 de 80
Which combination of factors would cause the FASTEST rise in BAC for a given number of drinks?
a.Large body, ate a full meal, drinking slowly
b.Large body, drinking slowly over several hours
c.Average body, moderate pace, with food
d.Small body, empty stomach, drinking quickly
Explicación
A smaller person drinking rapidly on an empty stomach will reach a high BAC fastest for the same number of drinks. Body size, food, and drinking rate all push in the same direction here. Servers should be especially attentive to patrons who fit this profile.
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