Individuals eliminate alcohol from their bodies at an approximate rate of__________. .08 BAL per hour .05 BAL per hour .015 BAL
per hour .018 BAL per hour 2. Excretion rates of drugs vary greatly depending upon__________________. The type of drug and length of time since it was ingested The age and weight of the person How much of the drug was taken The type of drug involved and medical condition of the person 3. Alcohol is absorbed by the body much faster than food because ___________. Alcohol doesn't have to be digested Alcohol is a protein Alcohol is absorbed in the liver Alcohol is a liquid 4. Whenever an individual stops drinking, the BAL will ________________. Decrease rapidly Decrease slowly Level off shortly Continue to rise for some time 5. The higher the percentage of the active ingredient in a drug, _______________. The more likely it was inhaled The more expensive it is The quicker it will be able to be detected by the authorities The more quickly it will reach the bloodstream 6. Using __________ as a mixer with alcohol speeds up the absorption of alcohol. Water Juice Anything Soft drinks 7. __________ transfers substances to the brain faster than when a drug is injected or swallowed. Eating Inhalation Snorting Smoking 8. __________ can speed up alcohol absorption. Food Time of day Strong emotions Weather 9. The more alcohol-concentrated a beverage is, the __________. Faster it will be absorbed Slower it will be absorbed Better it will taste More likely it will cause a hangover 10. ______________ will slow down alcohol absorption. Sleeping well Food in the large intestine Being happy and relaxed Food in the stomach that is high in protein
1. Alcohol from their bodies at an approximate rate of 0.18 per hour the human body eliminates alcohol at a very steady rate about 10% of the intake.
2. The type of drug involved and medical condition of the person
3. Alcohol doesn't have to be digested
4. Continue to rise for some time
5. The more quickly it will reach the blood stream
6. Soft drinks
7. Smoking
8. Strong emotions
9. Faster it will be absorbed
10. Food in the stomach that is high in protein
I used google and did some research so im pretty positive theyre all correct. Hope this helped :) Next time cpuld you just format it better? It was kinda difficult to go through
Your friend directly tells you to buy a product because of how good it is. This would be an example of a direct influence because he is telling you to your face to buy it. The other options would be indirect influence as you either overheard or read about his opinion on this product.
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evaluation of this argument will be that this seems to be an invalid argument
as we have no way of being sure that we are referring to that same provost (means head or senior <span>academic administrator serving at an institution of higher education in the US) </span>who
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