The volume of the stomach has no direct effect on breath alcohol. It could cause alcohol to enter the bloodstream a bit more rapidly, which could make the initial BAC rise more quickly. However, over a period of an hour or so, there should be no appreciable difference from anyone else, given the same intake.
That said, total body mass is a factor. An obese person might actually have a somewhat lower BAC for a given amount of alcohol, since it would be distributed throughout a larger volume of body fluids.
The big question: why would anyone whose health is already so compromised want to drink at all, unless they have issues.
http://www.thinnertimesforum.com/forum/3-gastric-bypass-forums/ These are forums so you can chat with people who have had the surgery, and see their recommendations. It is also very important that you talk to your doctor. http://www.weightlosssurgery.ca/en/surgicaloptions/gastricbypass This website explains the basics of the surgery.
Breathalyzer tests are carried out when officers think a driver has been drinking or if someone gets taken to hospital completely drunk so be wise people
If no people, how does the surgery takes place?
what is appedicitus? Appendicitis is inflammation of the Appendix which is treated by antibiotics and Surgery. Any surgery has risks but the death rate from Appendectomy is very low about 0.3 per cent. It can be slightly higher in the elderly and Surgery for Appendicitis is a relatively safe procedure
People must have anaesthetics before surgery.
According to www.mayoclinic.com Gastric Bypass surgery is for people who have tried to lose weight but couldn't and suffer from health problems from weight. The criteria for people who need this surgery is being unable to maintain a healthy weight or diet, have a body mass index (BMI) of 40 or higher, and have serious health problems such as diabetes or high blood pressure.
There are no known aliens, period. I guess you could say the Breathalyzer because people might not be getting drunk enough to see pink elephants and gray space perverts. At least not as much as they would if there were no Breathalyzer.
You cannot shave the day of the surgery because it greatley increases your chances of becoming infected, due to microscopic cuts. Many studies show people who shaved before their surgery had a much higher rate of infections than those who did not.
Yes. People can die from any surgery, but it depends mostly upon the nature of the surgery and the skill of the surgeon.
Most people need corrective facial surgery in order to eat and chew. This is called functional surgery
Bariatric surgery is gastric bypass surgery. It is performed on people who are obese and need to lose weight rather than someone who just wants to be small like people who get tummy tucks.
Most Cholesteatoma surgery have great results. After having this surgery most people can hear.