Intoxication-Definition is the state of being intoxicated — that is, having a high level of alcohol or other drugs in the bloodstream that impairs physical and mental faculties. Intoxication can range from mild to severe, depending on the substance used and the amount consumed. It is generally characterized by slurred speech, impaired coordination, impaired judgment, and in extreme cases, unconsciousness. Different types of intoxication include alcohol intoxication, drug intoxication, and inhalant intoxication. Alcohol intoxication is the most common type, caused by the consumption of alcoholic beverages, and can be categorized as mild, moderate, or severe. Drug intoxication, or drug overdose, is the result of consuming a drug in an amount that exceeds the recommended dosage, and can result in physical and psychological effects ranging from mild to severe. Inhalant intoxication occurs when someone inhales fumes from household products and other substances, resulting in a range of physical and psychological effects.