The Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC) for a Given Intake of Alcohol

question 2

Multiple Choice

The blood alcohol concentration (BAC) for a given intake of alcohol (assuming a starting level of zero) :

• A) Tends to be higher in chronic alcoholics
• B) Can be initially higher in women due to a lower first pass clearance
• C) Is relatively consistent whether it was determined on whole blood, plasma, or serum.
• D) Is not affected by end-stage renal disease
• E) Is not clinically significant at 0.15%

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