Questions and Answers
A mixed drink containing two shots of 80-proof liquor should be counted as more than one standard drink.
True
A bartender can provide proper supervision for a minor while tending bar.
False
Generally, healthy people metabolize alcohol at a fairly consistent rate.
True
According to the Liquor Code, an expired photo ID is considered an acceptable form of identification.
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Visible intoxication is the legal standard police and courts use to determine levels of intoxication.
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The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board is the agency responsible for enforcing the Liquor Code.
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Which of the following best determines BAC (Blood Alcohol Content)?
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Alcohol is a central nervous system (CNS) depressant.
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Each and every time you card a patron, you should have proof of the ID presented.
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Only the licensee and not the server can be charged criminally for serving a minor.
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When not part of a school-endorsed function, the proper ratio for supervising minors is one supervisor per 20 minors.
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The licensee and/or employee can be sued for any death, injury, or damage caused by a minor or a V.I.P. who was served alcohol.
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If a guest permits a minor to drink alcohol at a licensed establishment, who is responsible administratively under the Liquor Code?
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Most alcohol consumed is metabolized by the liver.
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Which of the following best helps lower a person's Blood Alcohol Content?
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Possible signs of an alcohol/drug interaction could include:
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RAMP recommends the F.E.A.R. method of carding. What does the A stand for?
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One of the requirements to qualify for the 'Pizza Hut Exception' is the licensee must be able to demonstrate that 50% or more of their total gross sales is from food and non-alcoholic beverages.
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Which is not an absorption rate factor?
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Caffeine in energy drinks can mask the depressant effects of alcohol.
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Records such as Incident Documentation Forms and Proof of Carding should be kept for 2 years.
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An International driver's license is a legally acceptable form of ID under the Liquor Code.
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A 24 year old husband is considered proper supervision for his 20 year old wife.
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Visible intoxication is determined by a patron's behavior and appearance.
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If you suspect an ID to be fraudulent, you have the right to, and should refuse service.
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Which of the following is not considered a valid ID to purchase alcohol in Pennsylvania?
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According to the Liquor Code, which of the following is not an acceptable form of proof of carding?
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Which of the following is not considered a standard serving of alcohol?
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What should not be included on an incident documentation form?
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Study Notes
Alcohol Standards and Definitions
- A mixed drink containing two shots of 80-proof liquor counts as more than one standard drink.
- Alcohol is classified as a central nervous system (CNS) depressant, affecting mental and physical functioning.
- Most alcohol is metabolized by the liver, highlighting the organ's role in alcohol processing.
- Visible intoxication is assessed based on a patron's behavior and appearance rather than strictly a legal standard.
Regulations and Legal Responsibilities
- The Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board enforces the Liquor Code.
- Only the licensee can face criminal charges for serving alcohol to a minor, not the server.
- If a minor consumes alcohol at a licensed establishment, the licensee is held administratively responsible.
- Incident documentation forms and proof of carding must be maintained for two years.
Supervision Guidelines
- A proper ratio for supervising minors is one supervisor per 20 minors; this changes to one per 5 in first-class cities like Philadelphia when not part of a school function.
- An expired photo ID is not considered acceptable identification under the Liquor Code.
- An International driver's license is legally valid as a form of ID for purchasing alcohol.
Carding and Compliance
- Always verify proof of ID each time a patron is carded; fraudulent IDs should lead to service refusal.
- RAMP recommends using the F.E.A.R. method for carding minors, where "A" stands for "Ask."
- Caffeine in energy drinks can mask alcohol's depressant effects, creating risks for patrons.
Absorption and Blood Alcohol Content (BAC)
- Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is influenced by tolerance, number of drinks, and gender.
- Time is the most effective factor for lowering a person's BAC after drinking.
Common Misconceptions
- A 24-year-old husband is not considered proper supervision for his 20-year-old wife concerning alcohol service.
- A birth certificate is not a valid form of ID to purchase alcohol in Pennsylvania.
- The factors that do not influence absorption rate include tolerance.
Alcohol Interaction Signs
- Possible signs that may indicate an alcohol/drug interaction include a range of behavioral and physiological changes.
Summary on Alcohol Serving Practices
- Proper supervision of minors is crucial in licensed establishments, with specific ratios mandated depending on location.
- Essential records must be kept, and compliance with identification and carding rules is vital for legal operation.
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