No, but it is a common illegal level for driving a motor vehicle.
Anything is possible, but if you were to have a blood/alcohol level that high, you wouldn't be able to enjoy it. You'd probably be dead!
No, a mosquito will not become intoxicated through someone's blood alcohol level after biting a person. In a mosquito the alcohol moves into a separate area, or pocket, and is broken down by enzymes before it could even reach the nervous system.
An increase in in blood alcohol level will, if high enough, reduce the secretion of anti diuretic hormone (ADH), witch will in turn effect the kidneys ability to reasorb water in the tubules.
No, but it can sometimes lead to a falsely high BAC reading on an alcohol breath testing machine.
A BAC of .167 is twice as high as a maximum legal .08 and three times as high as a maximum legal level of .05. In short, it is very high.
blood alcohol level is the percent of alcohol in the blood at any given time. i would imagine in forensic science could use this to determine maybe a cause of death. For example if someone is killed by a drunk driver including the driver. forensics could determine the cause of the accident was drunk driving related. They would take a sample of blood and determine there was a percentage of alcohol in it (blood alcohol level). If the level was high enough they could determine that it was the cause of the accident, or somehow related.
That is a dangerously high BAC level.
One would need low self-esteem, a high blood-alcohol level and a sixth-grade reading level.
-alcohol consumption -mouthwash -diabetic ketoacidosis. Not so much an alcohol smell, but a fruity smell as the body releases ketones to rid itself of severely high blood sugar. A person in this situation may appear to be intoxicated on alcohol because of the hyperglycemia. Blood tests would demonstrate a high blood sugar reading instead of a high blood alcohol level. This is a dangerous condition requiring hospitalization.
A blood alcohol level of 1.2% would be extremely high and potentially fatal. Blood alcohol levels above 0.4% are considered life-threatening due to the risk of alcohol poisoning and organ failure. It's crucial to seek immediate medical attention if someone has a blood alcohol level that high.
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