1. true or false: how quickly other drugs reach the bloodstream varies depending upon how the drug is put into the system and the type of drug, the age of the user, and the weight of the user. true false 2. excretion rates of drugs vary greatly depending the type of drug and length of time since it was ingested the age and weight of the person how much of the drug was taken the type of drug involved and medical condition of the person 3. alcohol is absorbed by the body much faster than food because alcohol doesn't have to be digested alcohol is a protein alcohol is absorbed in the liver alcohol is a liquid 4. the higher the percentage of the active ingredient in a drug, the more likely it was inhaled the more expensive it is the quicker it will be able to be detected by the authorities the more quickly it will reach the bloodstream 5. how quickly a drug enters your bloodstream also depends on the amount of food eaten the time of day the drug was taken inhaling the active ingredients in the drug 6. is one of many factors that can determine the rate of alcohol absorption. food age temperature of beverage time 7. the faster alcohol is consumed, the faster it reaches the bloodstream stomach brain liver 8. different beverages may be absorbed at slightly different rates because of the drinker's size the time of day the drink's size the drink's chemical make-up 9. the same amount of alcohol will be more diluted in a larger individual because a larger person has more blood and other fluids a larger person usually drinks from a smaller glass a larger person drinks more slowly a larger person has more practice drinking 10. the more alcohol-concentrated a beverage is, the faster it will be absorbed slower it will be absorbed better it will taste more likely it will cause a hangover