Texas Bartending License Practice Test

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Some over-the-counter drugs combined with alcohol can increase the rate at which a person becomes _____.

  1. Indifferent

  2. Agitated

  3. Intoxicated

  4. Confused

The correct answer is: Intoxicated

Some over-the-counter drugs, when combined with alcohol, can increase the rate at which a person becomes intoxicated. Mixing alcohol with certain medications can potentiate the effects of both substances, leading to increased impairment and a higher blood alcohol level than expected. This can result in dangerous consequences such as drowsiness, dizziness, loss of coordination, and impaired judgment. It is essential for individuals to be cautious when consuming alcohol while taking medications to avoid the risk of heightened intoxication and its associated risks.

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