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BAC

0.020-0.039%

0.040-0.069%

0.070-0.099%

0.100-0.129%

0.130-0.159%

0.160-0.249%

0.250-0.299%

0.300-0.399%

0.400% +

Bailey, William J., Drug Use in American Society, 3rd ed., Minneapolis: Burgess, 1993.

DO NOT DRINK ALCOHOL AND DRIVE

ALWAYS USE A DESIGNATED DRIVER AFTER

BE SAFE AND RESPONSIBLE

EFFECTS OF ALCOHOL

Dose-Specific Effects

Generally no loss of coordination. Slight joy or loss of shyness.

Depressant effects are not clear.

General feelings of well-being, relaxation, shyness is reduced and

sensation of warmth. Joy. Some minor impairment of reasoning and

memory. Lowering of caution. Driving skills may be impaired.

Slight impairment of balance, speech, vision, reaction time, and hearing.

Joy. Judgment and self-control are reduced. Caution, reason and

memory are impaired. Driving skills are always impaired.

Major impairment of motor coordination and loss of good judgment.

Speech may be slurred. Balance, vision, reaction time and hearing will

be impaired. Joy.

Gross motor impairment and lack of physical control. Blurred vision and

major loss of balance. Joy reduced and state of feeling unwell begins

to appear.

Anxiety, restlessness predominates. Nausea may appear. Appearance

of a "sloppy drunk."

Needs assistance in walking. Total mental confusion. State of feeling

unwell with nausea and some vomiting.

Loss of consciousness.

Onset of coma. Possible death due to respiratory arrest.

DRINKING ALCOHOL