How Drunk Am I Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. How are simple hand tasks, such as unlocking your phone or picking up a cup, going?
They feel normal for me.
I am a little slower or less precise than usual.
I repeatedly mistap, drop things, or miss what I am reaching for.
I cannot safely hold a cup or complete a simple hand task.
2. What best describes nausea or vomiting during this drinking session?
I have had no nausea or vomiting.
I feel mildly nauseated but have not vomited.
I vomited once and remain awake and able to sit safely.
I have vomited repeatedly, am choking on vomit, or cannot stay awake after vomiting.
3. When you walk a few steps in a clear, safe area, what do you notice?
My walking feels normal and steady.
I sway slightly but do not need support.
I stagger or need a wall or person for support.
I cannot walk safely even with support.
4. When you look across the room or turn your head, how stable does your vision feel?
My vision feels normal and steady.
Focusing takes slightly more effort than usual.
The room seems to spin, or I have persistent double or strongly blurred vision.
I cannot orient myself visually or keep my eyes focused enough to move safely.
5. If someone asks where you are and roughly what time it is, what happens?
I answer clearly and accurately.
I hesitate briefly but work it out correctly.
I become confused or give inconsistent answers.
I cannot identify where I am or respond coherently.
6. While standing still with your feet in a comfortable position, how stable are you?
I stand as steadily as usual.
I notice mild swaying but can correct it easily.
I repeatedly step, grab something, or widen my stance to avoid falling.
I cannot remain standing without being held up.
7. What best describes your ability to stay awake and engaged?
I am fully awake and respond normally.
I am sleepier than usual but remain easily engaged.
I repeatedly nod off unless someone keeps engaging me.
I cannot stay awake, am very difficult to wake, or do not respond normally.
8. What best describes any shaking or unusual body movements?
I have no unusual shaking or movements.
I have a mild hand tremor that does not interfere with basic tasks.
I have pronounced or repeated shaking that is difficult to control.
I have had a seizure or seizure-like convulsions, even once.
9. What has happened with stumbling, falling, or injury during this session?
I have not stumbled or fallen.
I had a minor misstep but recovered without support.
I nearly fell or needed someone to catch or steady me.
I fell, hit my head, was injured, or cannot say whether I was injured after a fall.
10. How does your speech compare with your usual speech?
It sounds normal for me.
It is a little louder, faster, or less precise than usual.
Words are frequently slurred or difficult for others to understand.
I am unable to speak coherently or communicate basic needs.
11. Right now, how well can you follow an ordinary conversation?
I can follow it as I normally would.
I occasionally lose the thread but catch up without help.
I repeatedly need things explained or repeated.
I cannot follow or respond meaningfully to what is being said.
12. What change, if any, is visible in your skin, lips, or body temperature?
My color and temperature appear usual for me.
I look mildly flushed or feel unusually warm.
I look very pale or feel cold and clammy.
My lips or skin look blue or gray, or my body feels dangerously cold.
13. Based on your experience or a sober person's observation, how is your breathing?
It seems normal for me.
It seems a little slower or deeper than usual but remains regular.
It is noticeably slow, shallow, or irregular.
There are long pauses, gasping, struggling to breathe, or periods when breathing appears to stop.
14. Based on your recall or a sober person's account, how complete is your memory of this drinking session?
I remember events continuously and clearly.
A few details are fuzzy, but prompts bring them back.
There are several gaps that prompts do not fill.
A substantial period is missing from my memory, or others describe actions I cannot recall.
15. Have you felt faint, collapsed, or lost consciousness during this session?
No; I have not felt faint or collapsed.
I briefly felt lightheaded but remained steady and alert.
I nearly fainted or needed support to avoid collapsing.
I collapsed, fainted, or lost consciousness at any point, even briefly.