Intoxilyzer 9000/Program (Benchmark 3)

Question 1

What types of Alcohol are there?

Answer 1

Ethyl
Methyl
Wood
Isopropyl
Rubbing
Butyl

Question 2

What alcohol is present in beverages?

Answer 2

Ethanol

Question 3

What are the characteristics of ethanol?

Answer 3

Viscosity - thin
Color - Colorless
Smell - Slight odor
Taste - Irritating burning taste

Question 4

_____ found is uncontrolled diabetics/diabetic crisis.

Answer 4

Acetone

Question 5

The instrument will detect acetone or other substances and display as _____ .

Answer 5

Interferent Detect

Question 6

What are the 5 ways alcohol can enter the body?

Answer 6

Skin absorption
Inhalation
Injection
Alcohol enema
Orally

Question 7

What ways does alcohol introduce very little into the body?

Answer 7

Skin absorption
Inhalation

Question 8

Define Alcohol concentration

Answer 8

The number of grams of alcohol per 100 milliliters of blood or per 210 liters of breath.

Question 9

Define Ignition interlock device

Answer 9

A device which uses a breath analysis mechanism to prevent a person from operating a motor vehicle if such person has consumed an alcoholic beverage.

Question 10

Define occurrence

Answer 10

A test refusal, test failure or alcohol or drug related conviction or any combination thereof arising from one arrest.

Question 11

Define test refusal

Answer 11

Failure to submit or complete a test for blood, breath, urine or other bodily substance.

Question 12

What is a DC-70 form?

Answer 12

Testing Notices (Not blood or urine)

Question 13

What is a DC-27 form?

Answer 13

Officer Certification and Notice of Suspension

Question 14

What is DC-28 form?

Answer 14

Certification and Notice of Suspension of Test Result of .02 or Greater, but less than .08 for persons ‘under 21 years of age.’

Question 15

What is a CDL-5 form?

Answer 15

Officer’s Report and notice of disqualification of commercial driving privileges.

Question 16

____ is volatile; it can exist as a liquid or gas, depending on temperature.

Answer 16

Ethanol

Question 17

The type of alcohol that is typically consumed is _____, also known as _____ .

Answer 17

Ethyl alcohol, ethanol

Question 18

Most ingested ethanol is absorbed through the ____ ____.

Answer 18

Small intestine

Question 19

Most absorbed ethanol is eliminated through _____ in the liver.

Answer 19

Metabolism

Question 20

The organ most obviously affected by alcohol is the ____, showed by difficulty ______ and ______ .

Answer 20

Brain, walking and speech impairment

Question 21

What is the manufacturer of the PBT?

Answer 21

Intoximeter Alco-Sensor FST

Question 22

What is the average ethanol elimination rate for a person?

Answer 22

0.015 g/210L

Question 23

What is the fatal ethanol level?

Answer 23

0.450 g/210 L

Question 24

____ occurs between the ethanol in the blood and ethanol in the breath.

Answer 24

Equilibrium

Question 25

What is a the blood : breath ration?

Answer 25

34.0 C, 1 milliliter of blood is same weight of ethanol as 2100 milliliters of alveolar air

Question 26

What is the basis for Henry's Law?

Answer 26

-Closed container -Volatile substance -Constant temperature

Question 27

How many steps does the Kansas Protocol have?

Answer 27

7

Question 28

Blood draw considerations if subject won't or can't provide a breath test?

Answer 28

-Search warrant -Exigent circumstances

Question 29

Is Johnson county a no refusal county?

Answer 29

No, but may change in March

Question 30

How long is the State of Kansas deprivation period?

Answer 30

20 minutes

Question 31

The ADACABA acronym stands for?

Answer 31

Air blank, diagnostic check, air blank, external standard check, air black, subject test, air blank.

Question 32

What is Prima facie evidence?

Answer 32

-Completed test of 0.080 -Within 3 hours

Question 33

What is the DC-28 form?

Answer 33

Underage advisory with 0.020-0.079 & CMV requirement of 0.040-0.079.

Question 34

Operators, custodians, and KDHE staff do not calibrate an instrument, but they do....

Answer 34

Verify the instrument reading using the standards.