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What are zero tolerance level of impairment and how can they be measured?
Zero tolerance level of impairment refers to the legal limit for alcohol or drugs in a person's system while driving, which is typically set at 0.08% for blood alcohol concentration. This can be measured using breathalyzers for alcohol and through blood or urine tests for drugs. Any presence of these substances above the legal limit can result in criminal charges for driving under the influence.
What means that to get the same high the person needs to drink more alcohol or take more drugs?
With many drugs, a user builds up a tolerance to the drug, needing a larger dose to get the same high.
WHAT means that to get the same high the person needs to drink more alcohol or take more drugs.?
With many drugs, a user builds up a tolerance to the drug, needing a larger dose to get the same high.
What are 3 drugs in alcohol?
There are no drugs in alcohol.
What is functional tolerance?
Functional tolerance refers to a person's ability to perform daily tasks or engage in activities despite experiencing physiological effects of a substance, like alcohol or drugs. It means that a person may seem unaffected by a substance's effects, even though their body has developed a tolerance to it.
Alcohol and drugs in 1920s?
Yes, there was alcohol and drugs in the 1920s.
Why is there no scientific measure to see if a person is intoxicated?
There are scientific measures to test for intoxication, such as blood alcohol content (BAC) tests and breathalyzer tests. These tests are commonly used by law enforcement to determine if someone is under the influence of alcohol or drugs. However, there is no universal measure for intoxication because the effects of alcohol and drugs can vary depending on factors like individual tolerance and metabolism.
When people become addicted to alcohol or drugs there is a cost in?
There will be a large cost in drugs and alcohol.
Why does alcohol abuse increase tolerance to other drugs such as barbiturates?
This should answer your question: Enzymes of the smooth ER help detoxify drugs and poisons, especially in liver cells. Detoxification usually involves adding hydroxyl groups to drugs, making them more soluble and easier to flush from the body. The sedative phenobarbital and other barbiturates are examples of drugs metabolized in the manner by smooth ER in liver cells. In fact, barbiturates, alcohol, and many other drugs induce the proliferation of the smooth ER and its associated detoxification enzymes. This, in turn, increases tolerance to the drugs, meaning that higher doses are required to achieve a particular affect, such as sedation. Also, because some other the detoxification enzymes have relatively broad action, the proliferation of the smooth ER in response to one drug can increase tolerance to other drugs as well. Barbiturate abuse, for example, may decrease the effectiveness of certain antibiotics and other useful drugs.
What is a good strategy for avoiding alcohol and drugs?
Not having friends who are using. Getting a hobby, going to school or joining a church, learning to meditate or do yoga.
What does Obama think about drugs and alcohol?
i think you should not consider it because if you get caught with drugs or alcohol you will earn time in jail. so i think you should not do drugs or alcohol.
Are drugs and alcohol involved in sustance abuse?
Alcohol is the most commonly-abused and most dangerous substance in Western society. Other drugs are pretty bad, too. Get over the "alcohol and drugs" thing; alcohol IS a drug.
