BAC is the blood alcohol concentration. When it exceeds 0.02, the person loses their sense of taste and can balance themselves.

A person may have mild to severe memory loss, mental disorders or both.

A person with a problem with thinking, speaking, vision, or loss of control, ranging from 0.07 to 0.09, has difficulty in controlling their emotions and physical. A 0.08 BAC level is thought to cause impairments in vision and speech, reaction time, cognition, and cognitive function. An impairment of vision, motor function, balance, hearing impairments, and slow reaction time at a level between 0.10 and 0.12 can be caused by a range of 0.10 to 0.12. A level between 0.13 and 0.15 for severe impairments in vomiting. If a driver drives, a 0.15 level can cause a crash and make them 380 times more likely to be in an accident. Pass out at 0.16 to 0.19 per person. Persons at 0.20 are confused. Motor function loss: 0.25. Complete loss of consciousness: 0.30 to 0.40. Death will affect 0.45 people

Question 1: .08 BAC

.08  people will experience blurred vision, reaction time, hearing, slurred and blurred speech.

Question 2:  People who  drink younger are more likely  become dependent on alcohol

Drinking and age go hand-in-hand. Early drinking can lead to addiction. They may have difficulty coping with society and end up in violence, anger and other negative consequences.

Question 3: Drinking on an empty or full stomach, the amount of alcohol consumed, weight, birth gender

Many factors can affect the BAC, including gender, body weight, quantity, where it is consumed (height), medication, diabetes, and the mix in the drinks

Question 4: Drunk less than 10 drinks per week

Drinking more than 3 drinks per day or 7 drinks per week is recommended. This can lead to serious health problems.

Question 5: An hour

The liver is able to process a typical drink within an hour. If you drink more than that the system gets overloaded, and the extra alcohol will be accumulating in the body’s tissues and blood until it is processed

Question 6: They think that more students are drinking than really are

Question 7: The early phase when my BAC is below .06

Question 8: Chugging your drink

Question 9: To cope with negative emotions

Question 10: A can of beer (approx. 12 oz.)

Question 11: 

You are more likely to experience withdrawals when quitting

You are more likely to become dependent on alcohol

It takes more alcohol to feel the same effects