70.4, DUI Manual Flashcards
During a PAS calibration what is the acceptable reading difference between tests?
- 010 %
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Can anyone perform a PAS calibration test?
No. Only properly trained Area/Division coordinator.
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TRUE/FALSE: A PAS coordinator may perform a calibration prior to an accuracy check.
False. Accuracy check first
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Who is responsible for training Area PAS coordinators?
a) Area Administrative Sergeant
b) Area Training Officer
c) Academy PAS Coordinator
d) Division PAS Coordinator
d) Division PAS Coordinator
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Where can a PAS device precautionary checklist and basic operating instructions be located?
a) HPM 70.4, Chapter 7
b) Back of PAS Device
c) CHP 202
d) Title 17, CCR
b) Back of PAS device
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What component of a PAS device can be damaged if tobacco smoke is blown into the device?
Fuel Cells
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Two PAS breath samples must not differ by more than ____ %?
- 02
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TRUE/FALSE: The Paul Buzzo Act (Cigarette Littering Law) allows for PAS device mouthpieces to be discarded on the ground because they were connected to the PAS fuel cell, but are not burning when discarded.
FALSE
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How many tests results are stored in the PAS device?
168
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Are drivers under the age of 21 who are suspected of 23136 VC violations required to submit to a PAS test?
Yes.
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TRUE/FALSE: PAS device tests satisfy the Implied Consent requirements for BAC testing.
False
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PAS manufacturers must provide warranty-related repairs for how many years?
a) 1
b) 5
c) 7
d) 10
b) 5
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When shipping PAS device or related equipment, all devices or related components are insured for $____, except for the PAS ______, which is for $_____.
$500; Printer; $800
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Implied consent laws do not apply to all of the following except:
a) Attempted DUI
b) DUI Bicycle
c) DUI Motorized Scooter
d) DUI Tractor
d) DUI Tractor
70. 4, Chapter 5
What are the two types of Implied Consent admonishment?
Formal and Informal
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If an arrestee refuses a chemical test after being provided the _______ Implied Consent admonishment, then the ______ admonishment must be given.
Informal; Formal
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DUI drug/combo arrestees ___ provide a breath test, but ____ provide a blood test.
May; Shall
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Urine tests have been eliminated in DUI cases for all the following reasons, except:
a) Both breath and blood tests unavailable
b) Arrestee suffers from hemophilia
c) Arrestee suffers from agoraphobia
d) Arrestee uses anticoagulant
c) Agoraphobia
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When is the Limited Test Advisement given?
When at a medical facility for treatment and the choice of tests is limited to those available at the medical facility.
(70.4, Chapter 5)
Regarding Implied Consent, arrestees must be informed they do not have the right to speak with an attorney during the following parts of the chemical test process, except:
a) Before making a statement about a test
b) Before deciding which test to take
c) During administration of the test chosen
d) During the eighth time they asked to use the restroom,
d) Restroom
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TRUE/FALSE: Juveniles may legally consent to a chemical test without a parent present.
TRUE
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TRUE/FASLE: If a juvenile selects a test, but because of parental influence, the juvenile fails to take the test, this can be considered a refusal.
TRUE, unless another test is chosen/performed.
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If an arrestee agrees to a test, but doesn’t choose which one, may an officer choose the test?
Yes
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If an arrestee agrees to a test but refuses the officers choice of tests, is it considered a refusal?
No, only if refuses all available test options.
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If an arrestee refuses to sign a medical facility liability waiver for treatment and the hospital will not complete a blood draw, is this considered a refusal?
No, not an implied consent refusal.
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Can a Fire Dept. paramedic draw blood for BAC testing purposes?
No, excluded from list of those authorized.
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What is the minimum retention period for blood or urine samples?
One year from date of collection.
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If using urine to test for drugs, must the bladder be voided?
No, use that sample.
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TRUE/FALSE: When observing a subject during the 15 minute period prior to a breath test, an officer must visually observe the subject the entire time.
FALSE: Senses other than sight are also acceptable per case law.
(70.4, Chapter 5)
Was it improper for an officer to refuse to inform the arrestee of his breath results when the arrestee asked?
Yes, must inform if asked.
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The CHP ____ should be prepared and delivered to the individual requested to draw the blood from an arrestee.
CHP 233, Request for Blood Sample.
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Only breath testing equipment approved by the _____ ______ ______ ______ ______ shall be used in California.
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
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What must be done before non-consensual testing occurs?
Search Warrant
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Forced blood draw must be drawn by ______ qualified person in a _______ and ______ approved manner.
Medical; Reasonable: Medically
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The force used to obtain a forced blood sample is limited to the amount ______ and _______ to obtain the sample, and is not __________ to the need.
Reasonable: necessary, disproportionate.
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On an empty stomach, approximately _______% of consumed alcohol is absorbed through the stomach walls.
20%
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
On an empty stomach, approximately _______% of consumed alcohol is absorbed through the small intestines.
80%
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
The _________ is the muscle at the base of the stomach that opens and constricts.
Pyloris (pyloric valve)
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
True or False: alcohol has an affinity for water.
True
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
As alcohol is distributed throughout the body, _______ tissue receives a substantial share of the distributed alcohol.
Brain
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
Approximately _______% of consumed alcohol is typically eliminated through breath, urine, sweat, and tears.
2 - 10%
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
Most consumed alcohol is eliminated through ___________.
Metabolism
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
______________ is the name of the enzyme that speeds up the reaction of alcohol with oxygen.
Alcohol dehydrogenase
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
After reaching peak value, a person’s blood alcohol concentration drops by _______% per hour.
.015%
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
At what BAC level does it become difficult to control behavior, and symptoms become out-of-place for the environment?
.10%
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
What are the two contrasting effects of alcohol?
1) Depressant effect
2) Uninhibited effect
(HPM 70.4, Chapter 1)
True or False: it is presumed that a person is not under the influence at a level of .05% BAC.
True
HPM 70.4, Chapter 1
How are BAC percentages calculated?
1) Grams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood; or
2) Grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath
(HPM 70.4, Chapter 1)
The methods used by the CHP to detect and evaluate the impaired driver are consistent with standards established by what agency?
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA)
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
A driver operating a vehicle in any manner which would raise a doubt as to his or her sobriety, or other abnormal conditions, ___________ (should/shall) be stopped in order to determine the cause for the irregular driving.
Should
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
An officer may develop additional driving cues of impairment based upon his or her _____________.
Training, education, and experience
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
At what point should an officer initiate an enforcement stop on a suspected impaired driver?
As soon as reasonable suspicion has been established.
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
During initial contact with a suspect DUI driver, what three senses are used by the officer to gather evidence of alcohol and/or impairment?
1) Sight
2) Hearing
3) Smell
(HPM 70.4, Chapter 2)
True or False: in order to move a subject off the freeway or to a safer location to conduct a DUI evaluation, an officer must first obtain the subject’s consent.
True
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
____________ FST’s are designed to evaluate a person’s ability to divide his or her attention.
Psychophysical
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
What are the three most reliable FST’s (known as the three test battery)?
1) Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
2) Walk and Turn
3) One-Leg Stand
(HPM 70.4, Chapter 2)
True or False: FST’s are pass/fail tests.
False
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
Nystagmus caused by certain disorders such as brain tumors, brain damage, or certain diseases of the inner ear is known as ______________.
Pathological disorders
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2
How many validated clues are there for Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus?
Six
HPM 70.4, Chapter 2