SCENARIO BBelinda is a regular customer in the supermarket you work at and usually gets a bottle of wine on a Friday afternoon for themself and their partner.Belinda enters the shop today after finishing work as a teacher and tells you they are excited to be heading home for the weekend. They have clear eyes and are alert when talking to you. Belinda comes over to the counter and wants to pay for their bottle of wine. 3分Based on the SCAB tool, what specific behaviours identify their level of intoxication:Are they sober, influenced or intoxicated?Based on the information in the ‘Intoxication Prevention Tool’ explain how you would interact with them:

SCENARIO CYou are the duty manager working the evening shift at a bar.Sam comes into your premises and wants to purchase four tequila shots and two pints of beer as they have had a bad day at work. You can smell alcohol on their breath, but they are able to walk normally. He is very polite and talkative. Sam asks you about your day and what you are doing after work.3分Based on the SCAB tool, what specific behaviours identify their level of intoxication:Are they sober, influenced or intoxicated?Based on the information in the ‘Intoxication Prevention Tool’ explain how you would interact with them:

Explain the techniques used for assessing the level of intoxication and the behaviours that indicate their level of intoxication using the THREE scenarios below:                                                                                                       (16705, 3.3)SCENARIO ARex is in your section of the stadium corporate box. You have been providing table service to them during the evening. Their requests to staff are now unintelligible and they have stains on their shirt from spilling drinks down themselves. Rex has also been seen falling asleep as the match went on and using inappropriate language to address others around them in the corporate box.          3分Based on the SCAB tool, what specific behaviours identify their level of intoxicationAre they sober, influenced or intoxicated?Based on the information in the ‘Intoxication Prevention Tool’ explain how you would interact with them:

Of the two (2) examples below, which is considered erratic drinking behaviour? EXAMPLE 1You are working a quiet Wednesday behind the bar in the local sports club. You serve a woman a glass of red wine. Almost immediately she returns and asks for another red wine and orders a burger. You look at her table and see she is alone. You watch her go to the wine tasting table and try one (1) sample. A short time later, she is back at the bar for a pack of chips. She is not showing signs of intoxication. EXAMPLE 2You are working a quiet Wednesday behind the bar in the local sports club. You serve a woman a glass of red wine. Almost immediately she returns and asks for one (1) shot of tequila. Five (5) minutes later she returns and orders beer. She quickly returns for a gin and tonic. You look at her table and see she is alone. You watch her go to the wine tasting table and return with multiple samples. A short time later, she is back at the bar asking for a triple-shot vodka and soda. She is not showing signs of intoxication.

What is the legal definition of intoxication in NSW? The person's speech, balance, coordination or behaviour is noticeably affected. It is reasonable in these circumstances to believe this behaviour is the result of the consumption of alcohol The person's speech, mood and emotional state are affected A state in which a person's normal capacity to act or reason is inhibited by alcohol or drugs The person's speech is affected, and it is reasonable to believe that is the result of the consumption of liquor

Explain how the interaction of prescription and illegal drugs with alcohol can affect levels of intoxication:                 (16705,1.4)