Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) Practice Exam

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Which of the following terms describes a measurable range of blood alcohol concentration?

BrAC
BAC
VDC
ADR

The correct answer is: BAC

The term that correctly describes a measurable range of blood alcohol concentration is Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC). BAC is a metric that quantifies the amount of alcohol present in a person's bloodstream. It is commonly expressed as a percentage, indicating the ratio of alcohol to blood volume. Law enforcement and medical professionals often use BAC to assess an individual's level of intoxication and determine whether it exceeds legal limits for driving or other activities. Other options do not refer specifically to measurable blood alcohol concentration. BrAC typically refers to Breath Alcohol Concentration, which measures alcohol in breath rather than blood. VDC does not have a connection to alcohol measurements in this context, while ADR generally pertains to terms related to adverse drug reactions or other areas outside of blood alcohol measurement. Thus, BAC remains the correct term when referring to a quantifiable level of alcohol present in the bloodstream.