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TIPS CERTIFICATION EXAM NEW
VERSION WITH COMPLET E
SOLUTION
Question : Behavioral cues
Correct answer: inhibitions, judgment, reactions,
coordination
Question : Inhibitions
Correct answer: relaxed and talkative and could display
mood swings
Question : Judgment
Correct answer: overly friendly, dancing or singing
Question : Reactions
Correct answer: Lose their train of thought, glassy,
unfocused eyes, slurred speech
Question : Coordination
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Correct answer: stagger, stumble, spill drinks
Question : Intoxication Rate Factors
Correct answer: size, gender, rate of consumption,
strength of the drink, drug use, food intake
Question : 1/2 oz pure alcohol
Correct answer: 12 oz beer, 5 oz wine, 1 oz 100-proof
liquor
Question : Why does alcohol differ from food and other
beverages?
Correct answer: your body does not have to digest it
before absorbing it. It can be absorbed directly into the blood stream
Question : BAC: Blood Alcohol Content
Correct answer: measurement of the amount of alcohol in
a person's blood
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Question : What is the only thing that can lower a
person's BAC level?
Correct answer: Time
Question : What can make assessing behavioral cues
more difficult?
Correct answer: Tollerance
Question : Aspirin
Correct answer: causes damage to the stomach lining and
possibly internal bleeding
Question : Antibiotics
Correct answer: There are too many variations to be
specific
Question : Antihistamines
Correct answer: Depress the central nervous system and
can cause drowsiness
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Question : Narcotics
Correct answer: Depress the CNS and respiratory
functions. May cause loss of consciousness
Question : a 150-pound male drinking for 1 hour on an
empty stomach
Correct answer: 2 drinks=.05BAC
- drinks=.10BAC
- drinks=.20BAC
12 drinks=.30BAC
Question : To prevent intoxication in guests, you need to
make what?
Correct answer: reasonable effort
Question : Common negligence
Correct answer: these laws set a minimum standard for
the actions a reasonable person should take to prevent problems