Chapter 2
Example Part 2
Take a moment to review the BAC Chart, then answer the question below.
This chart shows the different physiological effects of alcohol at various BAC levels.
| BAC Range | Body's Physiological Response |
|---|---|
KEEP OUT OF THE RED! |
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| .30 - .34 | Little comprehension, hard to wake, death is possible. |
| .25 - .29 | Severe impairment of mental, physical, sensory functions; risk of serious injury; passing out is likely. |
| .20 - .24 | Disorientation, need help to stand/walk, vomiting and memory lost are likely. |
| .16 - .19 | Nausea, higher anxiety, "sloppy" drunk, increased memory loss, could pass out. |
| .13 -.15 | Blurred vision, anxiety, severely impaired coordination and judgement; increased risk of injury to self or others. |
BEWARE OF THE YELLOW! |
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| .10 - .12 | Significant impairment of coordination, judgment and reaction time; slurred speech. |
| .07 - .09 | Impaired balance, speech, judgment, reasoning and reaction time. |
STAY IN THE BLUE! |
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| .04 - .06 | Relaxed feeling, lower inhibition, minor impairment of reasoning and memory, less cautious. |
| .02 - .03 | Slight euphoria, more talkative. |
Self Check Question:
General Instructions
Screen reader Instructions. You can tab through each question and all options. To select an option, press the space bar. All questions will be placed before the answer options. The types of questions include fill in the blank, true false, multiple choice, and multiple select. Once you submit your answers you will prompted of whether or not you passed the quiz.
