Blood-alcohol level
Blood-alcohol level was the amount of alcohol in one's blood, as a method for measuring intoxication.

In 2151, Trip Tucker coerced Malcolm Reed into sharing bourbon with him while stranded in 's , mocking Reed's assertion that he didn't drink on duty by asking him if he was afraid his autopsy would show a blood-alcohol level too high to pilot a shuttle. ()

See also 
 Blood synthehol level

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Medical measurements
Chemistry