Owner's Manual

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The
Bloocl
Alcohol Concentration
(BAC)
of
someone
who
is drinking
depends upon four things:
How
much alcohol consunlcd
e
The
drinker’s body
weigh1
The amount
of
food
that
is
consumed before and during
drinking
The
length
c.
of
time
it
has taken the
drinker
to
coIwnx
the
alcohol
According
to
the
American Medical Association.
a
180-pound
(82
kg)
person
who
drinks
threc
12-ouncc
(355
1111)
bottlcs
of
beer
in
an
hour
will
end
up
with
a
BAC
of about
0.06
percent. The person
would
reach the
same
BAC
by
drinking three 4-ounce
(
120
1111)
glasses
of
wine
or
three
mixed
drinks
if
each had
1-
112
ounces
(45
ml)
of
a
liquor
like
whiskey,
gin
or
vodka.
. ... .
.
..
.
It’s
the
amount
of
alcohol that counts.
For
example,
if
the
same
person
drank three
double
martinis
(3
ounces
or
90
ml
of
liquor each) within an
hour,
the person’s
BAC
would
be
close
to
0.12
percent.
A
person
who
consumcs
food
just
before
or
during drinking
will
have
a
somewhat
lower
BAC
level.
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