Question 1
Approximately what percentage of consumed alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream through the small intestine?
Correct Answer:
80%
Question 2
Which organ is primarily responsible for metabolizing alcohol in the human body?
Correct Answer:
Liver
Question 3
On average, the liver can metabolize approximately how much alcohol per hour?
Correct Answer:
One standard drink
Question 4
A standard drink in the United States contains approximately how many grams of pure alcohol?
Correct Answer:
14 grams
Question 5
Which of the following factors MOST significantly slows alcohol absorption into the bloodstream?
Correct Answer:
Having food in the stomach
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