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What effect might alcohol and another drug have when combined in your blood? |
A. Increase the effects of both.B. Have no effect on driving ability.C. Reduce the effects of the drug or medicine.D. Reduce the effects of the alcohol. |
Never drink alcohol while you are taking other drugs. It could be dangerous, often multiplying the effects of the alcohol and the other drug. Taking one drink when you are also using an allergy or cold remedy could affect you as much as several drinks. |
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Which of the following does alcohol affect? |
A. Recovery from headlight glare.B. Reaction time.C. Judgement of distances.D. All of these choices. |
Alcohol slows your reflexes and reaction time, reduces your ability to see clearly, distorts your judgment of speed and distances, often reduces your inhibitions from taking chances, and makes you less alert. |
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Blood alcohol content (BAC) depends on each of the following except |
A. Your body weight.B. How much you drink.C. How much time passes between drinks.D. How physically fit you are. |
Your blood alcohol content (BAC) primarily depends on:How much alcohol you drink. How much time passes between drinks. Your weight. |
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On average, the human body can dispose of the alcohol in 12 ounces of beer in about |
A. One hour.B. One day.C. Five minutes.D. Five hours. |
For a male weighing 150 pounds, 12 ounces of beer would contain enough alcohol to increase his BAC by about .02 percent. On average, it takes the human body about one hour to dispose of that much alcohol. |
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A chemical test is used to measure |
A. Reaction time.B. Blood alcohol content.C. Vision.D. Driving ability. |
Chemical tests use blood, breath, urine or saliva to measure a person`s blood alcohol content (BAC). |
