Which blood alcohol level (BAL) is associated with coma?
A) 200 mg/dL
B) 300 mg/dL
C) 400 mg/dL
D) 500 mg/dL
C
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A BAL of 400 mg/dL is associated with coma. A BAL of 200 mg/dL is associated with staggering and poor control of emotions. A BAL of 300 mg/dL is associated with mental confusion and stupor. A BAL of 500 mg/dL is associated with respiratory depression and death.
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