Drugs
What does combining sedatives and alcohol do to an individual?
What is the increase in the effects of both drugs?
.08
What is the legal limit to consume alcohol in the state of CA?
What is taking more drugs to get the same effects previously experienced from a lesser amount?
What is Tolerance?
A device installed in a car to prohibit an individual under the influence of operating that vehicle.
What is Ignition Interlock?
Most people who do drugs or drink alcohol do not become addicts? True or False
What is true?
Commonly used recreational and prescribed drugs can result in a being arrest for DUI in PA.
What is Marijuana?
The penalty for driving with a suspended license DUI related in CA?
What is
12m license suspension
$500 fine
60-90 days in jail
Effective Jan 1, 2019, repeat offenders must install an ignition interlock for how long?
What is the installation of an ignition interlock for 24-48 months?
Alcohol disrupts the part of the brain used for memory and ___.
What is problem-solving?
Alcohol is involved in what percentage of traffic crash fatalities nationally?
What is 32%?
What is 38%
What is 50%
What is 32%?
____ is a drug that is produced by a chemical reaction in fruits, vegetables, and grains
What is alcohol?
In CA an individual can be arrested for DUI with a BAC below .08 when...
What is
BAC< .08 with any other drug.
If the officer determines your alcohol/drug usage has made you unsafe to drive.
If under the age of 21 yrs
What is the name of the eye test given during OVI stops?
What is the eye nystagmus test?
What are the two factors that influence alcoholism?
What is environmental and biological?
The law states that for a second conviction with a BAC of .16 or higher the penalty is what?
What is 3-5 years probation, 18 months DUI school, and a two-year license suspension
____is a progressive, chronic disease involving a mental and emotional need for alcohol
What is alcoholism?
The rule for a charge of murder for DUI homicide.
What is Watson Rule?
What Federal Agency is responsible for the classification of controlled substances?
What is the Drug Enforcement Agency or DEA?
The part of the brain that is activated during drug use is called ___
What is The Amygdalla?
The penalty for homicide by a motor vehicle while under the influence requires _________ years consecutively per victim.
What is 3 yrs?
Name of synthetic marijuana often sold as "potpourri"
What is K-2 or Spice?
The penalty when refusing to take a blood or breath test after being arrested for DUI on your second offense?
What is 18m and pay a restoration fee of $500-$2,000?
These are the five factors affecting one's level of alcohol intoxication.
What are: weight, gender, food, type of mixer, and strength of drink?
The disease characterized by scarring gradual destruction of the liver from excessive alcohol use is called ___
What is Cirrhosis?
After a puff of a cigarette, nicotine is in the brain in ____ seconds. * 8 * 18 * 80
What are 8 seconds? It enters the blood in the lungs, goes to the heart, and then pumped to the brain - taking only 8 seconds.