[Effect of low blood alcohol concentrations in relation to time of day].
Lutz Fu, Rachel M. Rahn, W Taupp
Abstract
Lutz Fu, Rachel M. Rahn, W Taupp
Abstract
The physical performance of 23 persons was tested at different time of day (morning, noon, evening) under the influence of low doses of alcohol (0.8%). The results obtained indicate, that the capability of performing the tests was remarkable reduced. In the evening the effect of alcohol was significantly higher than at noon and morning; the time of recovery was also prolonged. Under these aspects the limit of 0.8% for car drivers in (West) Germany has to be reconsidered.
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The physical performance of 23 persons was tested at different time of day (morning, noon, evening) under the influence of low doses of alcohol (0.8%). The results obtained indicate, that the capability of performing the tests was remarkable reduced. In the evening the effect of alcohol was significantly higher than at noon and morning; the time of recovery was also prolonged. Under these aspects the limit of 0.8% for car drivers in (West) Germany has to be reconsidered.
Key concepts: Morning, Evening, Noon, Alcohol, Time of day, Medicine, Animal science, Chemistry