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A customer is slurring their words, has difficulty walking, and is being loud. What stage of intoxication do these signs most likely indicate?
Slurred speech, difficulty walking, and being loud are common signs of the confusion stage of intoxication.
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Question: A customer is slurring their words, has difficulty walking, and is being loud. What stage of intoxication do these signs most likely indicate?
Answer options:
- Euphoria
- Excitement ✅ Confusion
- Stupor
Correct answer: Confusion
Explanation: Slurred speech, difficulty walking, and being loud are common signs of the confusion stage of intoxication.
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