SFST's DUI Flashcards

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Colorado Field Validation Study of SFST

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86% correct arrest/release decision based on three SFST’s

93% of those arrested had a BAC of 0.05 or higher

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Florida Field Validation study of SFST

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95% correct arrest decisions based on the three SFST’s

Validated SFST’s at 0.08 BAC and above

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3
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San Diego Field Validation Study of SFST

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91% correct arrest decision for 0.08 BAC and above using three SFST’s

HGN is still the most reliable of three SFST’s and supports arrest decisions at 0.08 BAC

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Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN)

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Involuntary jerking of eyes, occurring as eyes gaze to the SIDE

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5
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What are the 3 Gaze Nystagmus

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Horizontal

Vertical

Resting

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6
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Vertical Gaze Nystagmus

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Involuntary jerking of eyes (Up and down)

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7
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Resting Nystagmus

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Jerking of eyes as they look straight ahead

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8
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HGN Medical Impairment assessment

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Equal pupil size

Resting Nystagmus

Equal tracking

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9
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The three clues to HGN testing

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Lack of smooth pursuit

Distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation

Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees

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10
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When conducting HGN testing make sure to remove glasses and hats

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11
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Position for finger or other stimulant for HGN testing

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12-15 inches from the nose at about eye level

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12
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Clues for HGN testing

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look for all three of these clues in each eye for a total of 6 clues:

Lack of smooth pursuit

Distinct and sustained nystagmus at maximum deviation

Onset of nystagmus prior to 45 degrees

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13
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How many clues need to be found in the HGN test to indicate BAC is 0.08

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4 or more

This is 88% accurate

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14
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The walk and turn test is a _______ test

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Divided attention test.

Mental task and physical task

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15
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What two stages are in the walk and turn test

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Instruction stage

Walking stage

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16
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How many instruction stage clues are their for the walk and turn test

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2

Cannot keep balance while listening to instructions

Starts to soon

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17
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How many walking stage clues are their for the Walking stage of the walk and turn test

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6

-Stops while walking
-Does not touch heel to toe
-Steps off the line
-Uses arm(s) to balance
Improper turn
Incorrect number of steps

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18
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How many total clues are their for the Walk and turn test

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8

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19
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How many clues need to found in the walk and turn test to indicate BAC is 0.08

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2 or more clues

(79% accurate)

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20
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The One leg stand is a _____ test

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Divided attention test

-Mental task and physical task

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what stages are in the One leg stand test

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Instruction stage

Balance and counting stage

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22
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One leg stand test clues

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Sways while balancing

Use arm(s) to balance

Hopping

Puts foot down

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23
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How many clues can be found in the One leg stand test

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4

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24
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How many clues need to be found in the One leg stand test to indicate BAC is 0.08

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2 or more

(83% accurate)

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25
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Questions that divide attention

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What day is it?

where are you coming from?

-be alert for the driver who:
- Ignores question
-supplies incorrect answer

26
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Phase one

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Vehicle in motion

27
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Most common and reliable indicators of DWI

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Problems in maintaining proper lane position

Speed and breaking problems

Vigilance problems

Judgment problems

28
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Motorcycle DUI Detection

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Drifting during turn or curve

trouble with dismount/balance at a stop

turning problems

inattentive to surroundings

inappropriate or unusual behavior

weaving

recklessness

following to closely

running stop light or sign

evasion

traveling wrong way

erratic movements while going straight

29
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Vehicle in motion cues

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What do you see?
-Moving violation
-Equipment violation
-Other violation
-Unusual operation
-Anything else

30
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How is BAC measured

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BAC is the number of grams of alcohol found in 100 milliliiters of the persons blood

31
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Distillation

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Fermented beverage is boiled at a controlled temp to extract and concentrate the ethanol fumes

32
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Fermentation process

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Sugar + yeast- oxygen=carbon dioxide+ alcohol

33
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Common symptoms of alcohol influence

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0.02=impaired judgement
0.05=impaired vision
0.08=poor coordination
0.10= slowed reaction
0.15= substantial impairment

34
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Two aproaches for stopping DUIS

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Deterrence

Prevention

35
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Actual physical control

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Being in the drivers position of a motor vehicle withe the motor running OR with the vehicle moving

36
Q

Do your have the right to an attorney before submitting to evidentiary testing?

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NO

37
Q

what is the civil divers license suspension for 1st time refusal?

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1 year $250

38
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second time refusal within 2 years punishment

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2 years $250

39
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What is the civil driver’s license suspension (ALS) for 1st time failure

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90 days

40
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The ALS form only applies to the civil license suspension not the criminal case

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41
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Underage DUI 1st off

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$1000, 90 to 1 year suspension, alcohol evaluation

42
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Excessive DUI 1st

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10 days to 1 year in jail, $2000, 1 year suspension

43
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DUI 1st

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6 months in jail, $1000, 90- 180 day suspension. The 30 days are absolute

44
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Aggravated DUI

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15 years in prison, $5000 fine, 1-5 year suspension, ignition interlock, restitution

45
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Private property

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Real property not owned by the government

46
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What is private property open to the public

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Real property not owned by the government, but is available for vehicular traffic or parking with permission of the owner

47
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Phase two:

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Personal contact
-What do you see
-What do you hear
-What do you smell

48
Q

Phase one task one

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Initial observation of vehicle operation

49
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Phase one task two

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Observation of the stop

50
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Phase Two: Task one

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Face to face observation and interview of suspect

51
Q

Phase two

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Personal Contact

52
Q

ALS

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Alcohol License Suspension

53
Q

Reasons we use HGN

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Reliable

Involuntary

Noticeable

Pertains to CNS Depressants, inhalants, and dissociative anesthetics cause HGN

54
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Types of evidence

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Physical
Established facts
Illustrative
Demonstrative
Written documentation
Testimony

55
Q

What approximate percentage of fatal crashes involve drivers who have been drinking

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28%

56
Q

Post arrest evidence

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Breath test

57
Q

On any typical weekend night, approximately what percentage of cars are driven by persons who are DWI?

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10% or more

58
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About how many times does the average DWI violator drive intoxicated before arrest?

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About 80

59
Q

An alcohol-related crash at night is more likely to result in death than is a non alcohol related crash.
How many more times likely?

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3 or 3.3

60
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What is the definition of DWI detection

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