SERVING IT RIGHT UPDATED END OF COURSE
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔How do you get people home safely? - ✔✔Enlist support of other guests in party,
offer incentives to leave a car down, call police with details if drunk insisits on drive,
communicate with cowaorkers on intervention, record incident in logbook and get
witnesses (at least 2 unbiased)
✔✔What is the impact of a responsible beverage service program - ✔✔- Eliminates sale
and service of alcohol to minors.
- Reduces over-consumption in licensed premises.
✔✔What is a responsible beverage service program designed to do? - ✔✔to reduce
alcohol-related problems in establishments licensed to sell or serve alcohol.
✔✔What is the difference between a food-primary licence and a liquor-primary licence?
- ✔✔- A food-primary licence is issued to restaurants where the service of food is the
primary focus.
- a liquor-primary licence is hospitality, entertainment or beverage service at an
establishment
✔✔On whom are courts placing increased responsibility to provide responsible
beverage service? - ✔✔- Increased responsibility is being placed on owners, managers
and staff to provide responsible beverage service.
✔✔In order to operate a motor vehicle in BC, your blood alcohol concentration (BAC)
cannot be at or above: - ✔✔.05% BAC
✔✔What are three signs of intoxication? - ✔✔slurred speech
inappropriate speech volume
sweating
✔✔A person who is legally impaired with a blood alcohol concentration of .08% takes
how many hours to become sober? - ✔✔more than five hours to become completely
sober.
✔✔T or F. By law, no one in BC is allowed to sell or serve alcohol to a person who is
intoxicated or apparently intoxicated - ✔✔True
✔✔T or F. Alcohol makes you happy - ✔✔False. Alcohol is actually a depressant.
Alcohol produces a mild "up" feeling or a "good buzz." This "up" feeling is followed by a
"down" feeling if you drink too much.
✔✔T of F. Mixing drinks increase your chances of a hangover - ✔✔True
, ✔✔T or F. Alcohol warms the body - ✔✔False. Alcohol opens up the pores of the skin,
allowing perspiration to increase, which lowers body temperature and cools the body
✔✔T or F. Alcohol relieves stress - ✔✔False. use of alcohol can lead to increased
anxiety, which in turn may lead to the use of alcohol as self-medication and potential
alcohol dependency.
✔✔T or F. Alcohol helps you sleep - ✔✔False. normal sleeping patterns are disrupted.
✔✔What is the ONE way to sober up? - ✔✔Time
✔✔There are 10 factors that may influence how quickly alcohol affects a patron. List 8. -
✔✔1. Rate of consumption
2. Amount consumed
3. Age - young "get intoxicated faster"
4. Gender -women get" "
5. Body weight and type- overweight people " "
6. Food consumption- slows the speed at which alcohol is absorbed
-Fatty foods are especially effective
7. Medication and other drugs
8. Environment and mood
9. Fatigue and stress
10. Tolerance to alcohol
✔✔9 signs of your customer had too much to drink - ✔✔Stumbling or staggering
Poor hand-eye coordination
Changes or difficulties in speech
Nausea and sweating
Sleepiness and breathing changes
Blurred vision
Overconfident or acts inappropriately
Confused or less alert
Aggressiveness
✔✔The effects of alcohol in combination with drugs? - ✔✔- Alcohol in combination with
drugs intensifies effects.
-Watch for exaggerated symptoms and have emergency numbers handy.
✔✔symptoms of Alcohol and antihistamines - ✔✔Intensified sedation, excessive
dizziness
(especially older people)
✔✔symptoms of Alcohol and narcotic pain relievers or heroin - ✔✔Intensified sedation
Significantly slowed breathing
QUESTIONS AND SOLUTIONS GUARANTEE A+
✔✔How do you get people home safely? - ✔✔Enlist support of other guests in party,
offer incentives to leave a car down, call police with details if drunk insisits on drive,
communicate with cowaorkers on intervention, record incident in logbook and get
witnesses (at least 2 unbiased)
✔✔What is the impact of a responsible beverage service program - ✔✔- Eliminates sale
and service of alcohol to minors.
- Reduces over-consumption in licensed premises.
✔✔What is a responsible beverage service program designed to do? - ✔✔to reduce
alcohol-related problems in establishments licensed to sell or serve alcohol.
✔✔What is the difference between a food-primary licence and a liquor-primary licence?
- ✔✔- A food-primary licence is issued to restaurants where the service of food is the
primary focus.
- a liquor-primary licence is hospitality, entertainment or beverage service at an
establishment
✔✔On whom are courts placing increased responsibility to provide responsible
beverage service? - ✔✔- Increased responsibility is being placed on owners, managers
and staff to provide responsible beverage service.
✔✔In order to operate a motor vehicle in BC, your blood alcohol concentration (BAC)
cannot be at or above: - ✔✔.05% BAC
✔✔What are three signs of intoxication? - ✔✔slurred speech
inappropriate speech volume
sweating
✔✔A person who is legally impaired with a blood alcohol concentration of .08% takes
how many hours to become sober? - ✔✔more than five hours to become completely
sober.
✔✔T or F. By law, no one in BC is allowed to sell or serve alcohol to a person who is
intoxicated or apparently intoxicated - ✔✔True
✔✔T or F. Alcohol makes you happy - ✔✔False. Alcohol is actually a depressant.
Alcohol produces a mild "up" feeling or a "good buzz." This "up" feeling is followed by a
"down" feeling if you drink too much.
✔✔T of F. Mixing drinks increase your chances of a hangover - ✔✔True
, ✔✔T or F. Alcohol warms the body - ✔✔False. Alcohol opens up the pores of the skin,
allowing perspiration to increase, which lowers body temperature and cools the body
✔✔T or F. Alcohol relieves stress - ✔✔False. use of alcohol can lead to increased
anxiety, which in turn may lead to the use of alcohol as self-medication and potential
alcohol dependency.
✔✔T or F. Alcohol helps you sleep - ✔✔False. normal sleeping patterns are disrupted.
✔✔What is the ONE way to sober up? - ✔✔Time
✔✔There are 10 factors that may influence how quickly alcohol affects a patron. List 8. -
✔✔1. Rate of consumption
2. Amount consumed
3. Age - young "get intoxicated faster"
4. Gender -women get" "
5. Body weight and type- overweight people " "
6. Food consumption- slows the speed at which alcohol is absorbed
-Fatty foods are especially effective
7. Medication and other drugs
8. Environment and mood
9. Fatigue and stress
10. Tolerance to alcohol
✔✔9 signs of your customer had too much to drink - ✔✔Stumbling or staggering
Poor hand-eye coordination
Changes or difficulties in speech
Nausea and sweating
Sleepiness and breathing changes
Blurred vision
Overconfident or acts inappropriately
Confused or less alert
Aggressiveness
✔✔The effects of alcohol in combination with drugs? - ✔✔- Alcohol in combination with
drugs intensifies effects.
-Watch for exaggerated symptoms and have emergency numbers handy.
✔✔symptoms of Alcohol and antihistamines - ✔✔Intensified sedation, excessive
dizziness
(especially older people)
✔✔symptoms of Alcohol and narcotic pain relievers or heroin - ✔✔Intensified sedation
Significantly slowed breathing
