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Alcoholism

Includes questions related to the abuse of and dependency on alcoholic beverages and general alcoholism.

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Your man had a blood alcohol level of point 22 when he died he had not had a drink for 4 hours what would his blood alcohol have been before.. Just wondering?

That can't be determined precisely, because it would depend on how rapidly he had been drinking prior to stopping, as well as the condition of his liver and other factors. At a guess, in the neighborhood of 0.35, well into the realm of alcohol poisoning for most people.

If you drink 35 beers in six hours what would your bac possibly be?

The answer depends on many factors, including gender, how much food is consumed, etc. However, consuming 35 beers in six hours would be dangerous for anyone.

Can you get drunk by drinking cherry liqueur?

If it contains alcohol in sufficient quantity, you can get drunk. You will also probably get sick, and have an awful hangover.

Was Anne Morrow Lindbergh an alcoholic?

There is no evidence or information to suggest that Anne Morrow Lindbergh had issues with alcohol or was an alcoholic. Lindbergh was a prominent American author, aviator, and the wife of famous aviator Charles Lindbergh.

Why do you smell like alcohol and dont drink?

Because your body can make a chemical that smells like alcohol.

What is the appropriate way to deal with an alcohol emergency?

There are all sorts of alcohol emergencies. We will assume you mean alcohol poisoning.

If a person becomes unconscious after drinking alcohol, there is no time to waste. The person should be placed on their side, with the upper leg forward, to prevent them from rolling on their back and inhaling vomitus. You should then call 9-1-1.

There is no effective first aid treatment for alcohol poisoning, and every minute counts. Don't wait to see if they will wake up on their own, and don't bother wasting time on cold showers, etc. They won't work.

Can drinking coffee or alcohol can stop 1 month period of pregnancy?

No. But drinking alcohol can, if you decide to keep the baby, cause mental problems and birth defects in your child. You need some good medical advice.

What happened when sampaguita get put in alcohol?

if the samp aguitaput into an alcohol it will became great

How bad is a Blood alcohol of 0.311?

That is extremely high and very serious.

What does NOT affect the amount of alcohol in the blood......A. weight........B. type of food recently eaten......C. proof of alcohol consumed..............D. gender?

C. Proof of alcohol consumed. This is because standard drinks of beer, wine and spirits hall have the same amount of alcohol, which is 0.6 oz of pure alcohol.

How could alcohol lead to hypothermia?

It speeds the radiation of heat from the body, thus cooling it.

What is in the alcoholic drink liquid cocaine?

There are a variety of recipes. A common one is

  • 1/2 ounce 151-proof rum
  • 1/2 ounce Rumple Minze
  • 1/2 ounce Jägermeister
  • 1/2 ounce Goldschlager

Since this would involved close to an ounce of pure alcohol in one drink (exceeding by about 50% the amount in a single "standard drink") it is obviously an attempt to create a reasonably palatable way to get drunk in a hurry. "Alcoholic" drink is certainly appropriate. Only a person with an alcohol abuse problem would even think about drinking one.

What is the driving limit of alcohol?

In all states, 0.08% or higher. In some states, .05% or higher.

What is the success rate of alcohol intervention?

That depends on a number of variables:

  • The definition of intervention
  • The skill and care with which the intervention is planned
  • The individual who is the object of the intervention.
  • The definition of success
  • The source of the statistics

Intervention can be anything from threatening to move out of the home, to edicts from a judge, to a clinically planned and executed process involving family, employer, friends and other people important to the alcoholic. The last is the preferred method.

The individual must be in a mental state where he or she is vulnerable to the massed pleas of the people in his or her life. If their life is going fine, no problems that they can perceive -- and if they are the kind of person who actually isn't much affected by the cares and needs of others -- then the attempt is probably doomed to failure.

If "success" means getting them into treatment, then the rate is fairly high: probably around 50%. If it means completing a full course of treatment and aftercare, the success rate is substantially less.

If success is measured by continuous sobriety from the point of entering treatment until death (with, perhaps, one or two short relapses before continuity, it is probably in the 15 - 20% range at most.

The problem with statistics is that, by Federal Statute, alcohol treatment is seriously confidential. Furthermore, outcomes over time are pretty much a guess, since it is pretty hard to track people whose treatment was confidential to begin with, many of whom have no desire to remain in contact with the treatment facility. Thus, these are educated guesses based on the literature and our personal experience with people in treatment and their subsequent progress.

A BAC of 08 percent would require at least hours to be fully absorbed by the body?

Alcohol is metabolized at about .015 of BAC per hour. Thus it takes a little over four hours to return to no BAC.

Did Hitler drink alcohol?

yes he did drink alchohol, he drank the finest of wines alchohol and he drank the finest of all beverages, he even had the cleanest water

How long does it take to lose one unit of alcohol?

It takes approximately one hour for the liver to metabolize one unit of alcohol.

What are the 4 steps to recovery for an alcoholic?

There aren't just four steps there are 12 steps. The first four are

1. admitting you are powerless over alcohol.

2. believe that a power greater than you could help you

3. make a decision to turn your life over to God as you understand him.

4. make a searching and fearless moral inventory of your self.

you can go to www.aa.org and find the whole list and steps to take to get a sponsor.

What is symboxin effects with alcohol?

We believe you mean Suboxone, which is used for opiate detox, and by some practitioners for long-term maintenance therapy.

Suboxone is an opiate agonist-antagonist, that is it provides some of the effects of opiates to avoid withdrawal, while counteracting the effects that cause you to get high. It is normally prescribed temporarily to help people stop using opiate drugs.

There is the potential for interaction between alcohol and suboxone, and some danger of overdose exists. The big question: if you're trying to get clean, what's the point in drinking alcohol. Since it affects the brain in ways similar to opiates, it will simply lead you right back to drugs and/or alcoholism.

Need an Example of an alcoholic sponsor letter to the court?

To Whom It May Concern:

I have been sponsoring Joe Smith in AA for seven months. Early on he had some problems understanding the importance of the steps. Since then, he has completed the 12 steps, is doing service work for his home group, and attending at least one meeting a day.

Very truly yours,

Sponsor