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Identifying Intoxication Flashcards

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  1. Which of the following is an early sign of intoxication to watch for in a patron?

    Answer: Becoming louder and more talkative than usual

    Becoming noticeably louder and more talkative is an early behavioral sign that a patron may be becoming intoxicated.

  2. A patron begins slurring their words while placing an order. This is a sign of which stage of intoxication?

    Answer: Moderate to advanced intoxication

    Slurred speech is a classic sign of moderate to advanced intoxication as alcohol affects the central nervous system.

  3. Which of the following is NOT a reliable method to determine a patron's level of intoxication?

    Answer: Asking them how they feel

    Self-reporting is unreliable because intoxicated individuals often underestimate their impairment; servers should rely on behavioral observation.

  4. What does a patron stumbling or having difficulty walking indicate?

    Answer: They are showing physical signs of intoxication

    Difficulty walking or stumbling is a clear physical sign that alcohol is impairing the patron's motor coordination.

  5. A patron who was cheerful and friendly becomes suddenly aggressive and argumentative. What might this indicate?

    Answer: A sign of advancing intoxication affecting emotional control

    Sudden shifts in mood, such as becoming aggressive, are a behavioral sign that a patron may be reaching an advanced stage of intoxication.

  6. Which of the following should a server track to best monitor a patron's intoxication level?

    Answer: The time of arrival, number of drinks consumed, and behavioral changes

    Tracking arrival time, drink count, and behavioral changes gives the server a comprehensive picture of the patron's consumption and impairment level.