Use information from the Wikipedia article “Blood Alcohol Content” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_alcohol_content) to select three effects on an individual having the following BAC. BAC = 0.051Anger or sadnessDecreased libidoMild euphoriaRelaxationIncreased verbosityBAC (% by vol.)SI units (mmol/l)mg/dLBehaviorImpairment0.001–0.0290.22–6.31–29May appear normalSubtle effects detected with special tests0.030–0.0596.5–12.830-59Decreased social inhibitionJoyousnessMild euphoriaRelaxationIncreased verbosityDecreased attentional control0.060–0.09913.0–21.560-99Alcohol flush reactionReduced affect displayDisinhibitionEuphoriaExtraversionIncreased pain toleranceDepth perceptionGlare recoveryPeripheral visionReasoning0.100–0.19921.7–43.3100-199AnalgesiaAtaxiaBoisterousnessOver-expressed emotionsPossibility of nausea and vomitingSpinsGross motor skillMotor planningReflexesSlurred speechStaggeringTemporary erectile dysfunction0.200–0.29943.4–64.9200–299Anger or sadnessAnterograde amnesiaImpaired sensationsInhibited sexual desire (ISD)Mood swingsNauseaPartial loss of understandingPossibility of stuporVomitingAmnesia (memory blackout)UnconsciousnessSevere physical disability0.300–0.39965.1–86.6300–399Central nervous system depressionLapses in and out of consciousnessLoss of understandingLow possibility of deathPulmonary aspirationStuporDysequilibriumBreathingResting heart rateUrinary incontinence0.400–0.50086.80–108.5400–500ComaPossibility of deathSevere central nervous system depressionRespiratory failureHeart ratePositional alcohol nystagmus>0.50>108.5>500High possibility of death

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Use information from the Wikipedia article “Blood Alcohol Content” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_alcohol_content) to select three effects on an individual having the following BAC.

BAC = 0.051

Anger or sadness

Decreased libido

Mild euphoria

Relaxation

Increased verbosity

BAC (% by vol.)	SI units (mmol/l)	mg/dL	Behavior	Impairment
0.001–0.029	0.22–6.3	1–29	May appear normal	Subtle effects detected with special tests
0.030–0.059	6.5–12.8	30-59	Decreased social inhibition Joyousness Mild euphoria Relaxation Increased verbosity	Decreased attentional control
0.060–0.099	13.0–21.5	60-99	Alcohol flush reaction Reduced affect display Disinhibition Euphoria Extraversion Increased pain tolerance	Depth perception Glare recovery Peripheral vision Reasoning
0.100–0.199	21.7–43.3	100-199	Analgesia Ataxia Boisterousness Over-expressed emotions Possibility of nausea and vomiting Spins	Gross motor skill Motor planning Reflexes Slurred speech Staggering Temporary erectile dysfunction
0.200–0.299	43.4–64.9	200–299	Anger or sadness Anterograde amnesia Impaired sensations Inhibited sexual desire (ISD) Mood swings Nausea Partial loss of understanding Possibility of stupor Vomiting	Amnesia (memory blackout) Unconsciousness Severe physical disability
0.300–0.399	65.1–86.6	300–399	Central nervous system depression Lapses in and out of consciousness Loss of understanding Low possibility of death Pulmonary aspiration Stupor	Dysequilibrium Breathing Resting heart rate Urinary incontinence
0.400–0.500	86.80–108.5	400–500	Coma Possibility of death Severe central nervous system depression	Respiratory failure Heart rate Positional alcohol nystagmus
>0.50	>108.5	>500	High possibility of death

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