Blood Alcohol Calculation

No calculation - data is missing Male Female Weight kg Alcohol. dl consumption % dl % dl % dl % dl % dl % during hrs Standard: Bottle of beer Can of beer 1 gl wine 1 gl liqueur 1 drink 3,3   dl   4,5 % 5,0   dl   4,5 % 2,0   dl 12,0 % 0,75 dl 17,0 % 0,4   dl 37,5 %

No calculation - data is missing In general: - BAC up to and about 0.05 %: One feels easily influenced. - BAC between 0.05 and 0.10 %: One becomes more indiscriminate and willing to take risks. - BAC over 0.10 %: The balance becomes poor, the speech becomes a rant, and control of movements worsen. You become tired, lethargic and can be sick. - BAC over 0.15 %: Most people get memory problems. The problems increases with blood. - BAC over 0.20 %: Awareness is reduced and one may be unconscious. The breathing center in the brain is inhibited. Vomiting is common. - BAC over 0.30 %: May be fatal. Risk of death increases greatly if you also use medications that have sedative effect on the brain (sleeping pills, strong painkillers). Normally the body burns from 0.012 to 0.018 % every hour. At high consumptions over long time, combustion may increase up to 0.030 Calculation Men: Alcohol consumption in grams / (body weight in kilograms x 70% x 10) - (0.015 x hours from start drinking) = BAC Calculation Women: Alcohol consumption in grams / (body weight in kilograms x 60% x 10) - (0.015 x hours from start drinking) = BAC Alcohol has a density 0.78. This means that ex. 10 milliliters of alcohol = 7.8 grams of alcohol. Sources: Folkehelseinnstituttet Promille.no Ung.no Varden