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Multi-Ingestion
Analysis
The Multi-Ingestion Analysis case
extrapolation summary report provides a
comprehensive, multi-point curve
extrapolation of up to ten separate
ingestions of specified amounts of
alcohol over a course of ten hours.
Nineteen separate MIA reports can be
generated to account for the
uncertainties inherent in alcohol
absorption, distribution, and
elimination. Reports can be
generated with all scientific formulae superimposed on
a single graph or each formula graphed
separately on individual reports.
Of the ten separate ingestions possible,
each “ingestion” allows for up to
fifteen separate drinks of varying
amounts of alcohol to be entered for a
total of up to 150 different drinks.
This report tracks the absorption and
concurrent elimination of the alcohol
ingested at specified time periods
during a multi-ingestion scenario. Each
“ingestion” is defined as the amount of
alcohol consumed by the subject within a
half hour time frame (up to fifteen
separate drinks per each “ingestion.”
Click on any one of the nineteen
possible sample reports that can be
generated to view a sample MIA Report:
(1)
All Formulae Superimposed
(Distribution Uncertainty)
(2)
Widmark Isolated
(3)
Widmark with
absorption rate uncertainty
(4)
Widmark with elimination rate
uncertainty
(5)
Watson, et al. Isolated
(6)
Watson, et al. with
absorption rate uncertainty
(7)
Watson, et al. with elimination rate
uncertainty
(8)
Forrest Isolated
(9)
Forrest
with absorption rate uncertainty
(10)
Forrest with elimination rate
uncertainty
(11)
Seidl Isolated
(12)
Seidl with
absorption rate uncertainty
(13)
Seidl with elimination rate uncertainty
(14)
Ulrich, et al. Isolated
(15)
Ulrich, et al. with
absorption rate uncertainty
(16)
Ulrich, et al. with elimination rate
uncertainty
(17)
Posey-Mozayani Isolated
(18)
Pos.-Moz. with absorption rate
uncertainty (19)
Pos.-Moz. with elimination rate
uncertainty |
