Some encounters may take longer than their allotted times, while others may take less than the time allowed. It is NOT necessary to use the allotted time for any particular encounter if you are coding based on the documentation of the three key components. In other words you are not penalized for being efficient.
If you are only going to have 1-2 drinks, you should be fine to breastfeed. If you are going to binge drink, then you should wait two hours per drink before breastfeeding. Once the alcohol is out of your blood it is out of your milk. And pumping & dumping does nothing to speed this process up.
Do not drink: Blood alcohol levels will not be abnormal at 24 hours after a drink. However there are other tests that can detect alcohol intake up to 80 hours earlier. It would depend on what test is being done. Some tests are positive for two weeks after the drink in a chronic drinker.See this site for info. http://pubs.niaaa.nih.gov/publications/arh28-1/30-37.pdf ...Read more.epends on the: Test concerned. Blood alcohol will dissipate in about 24 hours or less. Other changes in blood components, e.g. Carbohydrate deficient transferrin may be abnormal for up to two weeks, particularly after drinking for a few days.