Blood alcohol
The lowest blood alcohol level. In Sweden.
0.02%
The time of exhalation for a breathalyzer test.
6 seconds.
A tool used to establish blood alcohol concentration.
Breathalyzer.
The passage between the mouth and the stomach.
Esophagus.
The most widely used depressant drug.
Alcohol.
0.05%
Blood alcohol level limits in Germany and Japan.
Modern breathalyzers use this.
Infrared radiation.
Field Sobriety
This is where the body absorbs alcohol as well as other nutrients.
Small intestine.
They mimic the effect of the male hormone testosterone.
Anabolic steroids.
0.04%.
Current blood alcohol levels for professional bus drivers and semi truck drivers.
It allows for the protection from self incrimination.
The 5th amendment.
A type of drug test that involves a color change.
Presumptive.
They helped to clean up the blood and produce urine.
Kidneys.
It relieves pain and brings about sleep. It can also cause physical dependence.
Narcotic.
Current blood alcohol levels for most drivers.
0.08%.
1.5 liters of air.
The amount required for many breathalyzer tests.
A type of drug test to evaluate a specific type of drug.
Confirmatory.
The part of the brain that includes intelligence.
Cerebrum.
An opioid often used as a cough suppressant.
Codeine.
0.15%.
The first blood alcohol level established by many states
Field sobriety tests are this type of test.
Psychophysical.
It has no medical use and a high chance of addiction
Class one drug.
The area of the brain where coordination of muscle movement occurs.
cerebellum.
A synthetic opioid which is responsible for seven million prescriptions and 250,000 addictions every year.
Oxycontin.