Training and DOT BAT Procedures FAQ
Question ID:
381
Link Title:
Alcohol and the Human Body
Link:
Section:
Pharmacology
SubPart:
Absorption
This can occur quite rapidly, but there are factors such as if there is food in the stomach, or certain medical conditions that can affect the absorption rate.
Categories:
General,
Pharmacology
Question ID:
394
Link Title:
Alcohol and the Human Body
Link:
Section:
Pharmacology
SubPart:
Absorption
This is dependent upon body size, body composition and rate of absorption.
Categories:
General,
Pharmacology
Question ID:
402
Link Title:
Alcohol and the Human Body
Link:
Section:
Pharmacology
SubPart:
Absorption
Yes, it can affect the rate of absorption and therefore affect the rate of accumulation of alcohol in the blood.
Categories:
General,
Pharmacology
Question ID:
404
Link Title:
National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Link:
Section:
General
Studies show that women may be more vulnerable to the effects of alcohol.
Categories:
General,
Pharmacology
Question ID:
409
Link Title:
Alcohol Metabolism
Link:
Section:
Pharmacology
SubPart:
Elimination
It depends how much you drink and how well your body metabolizes the alcohol. A general rule of thumb is that a healthy drinker reduces their alcohol concentration by about .015 BrAC per hour.
Categories:
General,
Pharmacology
Question ID:
416
Link Title:
Alcohol and the Human Body
Link:
Section:
Pharmacology
SubPart:
Elimination
Not to a degree that would be noticeable to the user.
Categories:
General,
Pharmacology
