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A customer who is drinking alcohol is showing signs of visible intoxication Their glass is half full What must you do?
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Try and remove the glass immediately in a "good faith effort"
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How long will alcohol stay in your system for a you.a.?
Typically, I have heard that you should stop drinking 8 hours before showing up for a shift where you do not want to be impaired.
How long does it take for alcohol to travel from your stomach to your liver.I'm asking how long it takes alcohol to reach your liver.. not how long it takes your liver to process it?
This depends considerably about the individual in question. In some studies individuals begin showing signs of intoxication mere minutes after drinking an alcoholic drink, and in other cases the individual doesn't show signs until as much as 45 minutes later.
What is the effects of 13.7 grams of alcohol on a fetus?
You should never drink any amount of alcohol during pregnancy. There is research showing that very small amounts can have an effect on a fetus and cause birth defects. Drinking any amount of alcohol can cause FAS (fetal alcohol syndrome).
Can you block alcohol from showing up in your urine?
Absolutely! Just don't drink alcohol.
If someone is showing alcohol overdose should you lay them flat on their back?
If you think someone has alcohol poisoning, you should call paramedics and take them to the hospital. They may need to get their stomach pumped. Encouraging the person to vomit could help as well. Drinking lots of water is a must.
Which of the is not a basic principle of customer service?
Showing up on time
What following is not a basic principle of customer service?
Showing up on time
What are the good effect of physical change?
Although anyone can become intoxicated while drinking, the alcoholic is less likely to recognize the signs and control his or her intake. Intoxication is produced by alcohol as it circulates in the blood and acts to depress the central nervous system (see depressant). Alcohol can pass directly into the bloodstream. The absorption rate depends principally on the concentration of the drug in the stomach and small intestine. This concentration is limited by the presence of alcohol dehydrogenase. Because women normally carry less alcohol dehydrogenase in their intestines, they usually consume less alcohol than men before showing its effects. Alcohol is not stored in the body or excreted but is metabolized in the liver at a fixed rate of between 0.25 and 0.33 oz (7.1-9.4 grams) per hour, varying with the individual. Thus alcohol is found in the bloodstream and signs of intoxication appear when the rate of alcohol consumption is greater than the rate at which it is metabolized in the liver. At a blood level of about .05%, alcohol impairs concentration, visual function, psychomotor performance, and reaction time. For many years the legal standard for drunkenness in most states was a blood alcohol level of .10%, but in many states it now is .08%. The lethal level, often given as .60%, may be as low as .40% in some people. Blood alcohol concentrations are measured by breath (the Breathalyzer test), blood, or urine tests.
How would you encourage a customer to make a purchase?
You would encourage a customer to make a purchase by showing knowledge about the product itself. You will also need to show excellent customer service, and not force the item(s) on the customer.
What should you do if a person is showing signs of an alcohol overdose?
Call 911 immediately.
How can you help your uncle beat his depression and alcohol problems?
By showing Jesus into his life.
What are the effects of physical changes?
Although anyone can become intoxicated while drinking, the alcoholic is less likely to recognize the signs and control his or her intake. Intoxication is produced by alcohol as it circulates in the blood and acts to depress the central nervous system (see depressant). Alcohol can pass directly into the bloodstream. The absorption rate depends principally on the concentration of the drug in the stomach and small intestine. This concentration is limited by the presence of alcohol dehydrogenase. Because women normally carry less alcohol dehydrogenase in their intestines, they usually consume less alcohol than men before showing its effects. Alcohol is not stored in the body or excreted but is metabolized in the liver at a fixed rate of between 0.25 and 0.33 oz (7.1-9.4 grams) per hour, varying with the individual. Thus alcohol is found in the bloodstream and signs of intoxication appear when the rate of alcohol consumption is greater than the rate at which it is metabolized in the liver. At a blood level of about .05%, alcohol impairs concentration, visual function, psychomotor performance, and reaction time. For many years the legal standard for drunkenness in most states was a blood alcohol level of .10%, but in many states it now is .08%. The lethal level, often given as .60%, may be as low as .40% in some people. Blood alcohol concentrations are measured by breath (the Breathalyzer test), blood, or urine tests.
