Responsible beverage service concepts, checking ID, and recognizing signs of intoxication tested on TIPS certification.
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- What is the legal drinking age in the United States?
- 21 years old
- What is the best way to approach someone showing signs of intoxication?
- Politely and respectfully, in a non-confrontational manner
- A slurred speech pattern in a customer suggests what?
- Possible intoxication affecting motor skills and control
- What is a dram shop law?
- A law holding servers and establishments liable for damages caused by serving intoxicated people
- What should you do if a customer appears intoxicated before ordering?
- Do not serve them alcohol; politely refuse service
- What makes an ID card valid for age verification?
- Government-issued, includes photo and birthdate, and is not expired
- How does alcohol affect the brain?
- It depresses the central nervous system, impairing judgment and decision-making
- What is blood alcohol content (BAC)?
- The percentage of alcohol in a person's bloodstream by volume
- At what BAC level does impairment of driving ability begin?
- 0.02% BAC shows some impairment in driving ability
- Does practicing drinking alcohol improve a person's ability to drive safely?
- No, tolerance does not improve driving ability; impairment is still present
- How does body weight affect alcohol's effects?
- People with lower body weight feel the effects of alcohol more quickly
- Does eating food before drinking slow alcohol absorption?
- Yes, food in the stomach slows the absorption of alcohol
- What is a sign that a customer's judgment is impaired?
- They make poor decisions, become more talkative, or seem less cautious than usual
- What does it mean when a customer has glassy or unfocused eyes?
- It is a sign of alcohol intoxication affecting vision and focus
- What is a sign of poor coordination or balance?
- Stumbling, swaying, difficulty walking straight, or dropping things
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