General SFST
Document found on the internet that describes Michigan's drunk driving statistics
What is the drunk driving audit?
The medical checks for HGN
What are equal tracking and equal pupil size?
A good sobriety test or psychophysical evaluation is both of these
What is simple and divides attention
The most widely abused drug in the US
What is ethanol?
One of keys to the program, and part of the title.
What is Standardized?
First phase of the detection process.
What is vehicle in motion?
2 seconds from the nose to maximum deviation, check each eye twice
What is lack of smooth pursuit?
Number of clues for the One Leg Stand
What is four
Fastest way to get drugs into the body
What is smoking?
The target that subjects look at during HGN?
What is a stimulus?
Reduce or eliminate impaired driving crashes and save lives.
What is our ultimate goal during impaired driving enforcement?
We turn the driver's away from the vehicle to avoid this type of nystagmus.
What is optokenetic?
During the instruction stage of the walk and turn we are specifically looking for these two things.
What is starts too soon and looses balance
Takes more and more of the same substance to feel the same level of intoxication
What is tolerance?
The city in California where one of the validation trials were done.
What is San Diego?
Colorado, Florida, San Diego
Where were the 3 validation studies completed?
Done at a slow pace, one that should take about 4 seconds to get from nose to just beyond the shoulder.
What is Onset prior to 45 degrees?
The strength behind the SFST program
What is laboratory research and field validation
A prescribed stimulant that is frequently diverted and sold on college campuses.
What is adderal or ritalin?
The number of validated clues present if a driver:
lost their balance
started too soon
failed to count out loud
missed heel to toe 3 times
used their arms to balance
took 7 steps turned then 3 steps back
stepped offline
swore at you
stopped walking to regain balance
Seven is the only one that starts with "S"
3 phases of the impaired driving investigation
What are vehicle in motion, personal contact, and pre-arrest screening
Nystagmus that comes from holding the eye at maximum deviation for longer than 30 seconds.
What is fatigue nystagmus?
The validate clues for the Walk and Turn
What is: Loses balance, Starts too soon
Stops, steps Offline, Wrong #, Heel to toe, Arms, Turn
BS SOWHAT
Any drug that comes from the CNS depressant catogory would make the user act similar to having this common substance onboard.
What is ethanol
A neurotransmitter in the brain that is acutely affected by MDMA abuse.
What is serotonin?