DUI - Chapter 11

(HGN) what is the maximum total number of clues for any person?

Florida law uses the term?

One drug affect some indicators of impairment and the other drugs has no effect whatsoever?

specially trained and certified in investigations involving drug-impaired drivers?

Something that leads to the solution of a problem, such as a fingerprint or DNA evidence?

Is a Nervous system depressant it is the most abused drug in the United States?

Researchers identified___ cues, each with a high probability that the driver is impaired

who is physically in, on or around the vehicle and has the capability to operate the vehicle?

Using drugs from two or more drug categories together at the same time?

In a normal DUI arrest who is required to admin the breath test using an approved instrument?

Expressed as grams of alcohol per 210 liters of breath?

After the vehicle stops, observing and speaking with the driver face-to-face?

A reminder, prompt, or a signal to do something?

An involuntary jerking of the eyes caused by movements or action to the inner ear system?

The biological process by which the body breaks alcohol down into compounds that are eliminated

The gaze of the eye has moved as far as it can go toward the shoulder and no white is visible?

when the body expels alcohol through exhaled breaths, sweat, tears, saliva, and urine?

Occurs when the vehicle moves from one side of the roadway to the other?

How many hours must a commercial driver be placed out of service for violating FS 322.62

Expressed in terms of grams of alcohol in every 100 millimeters of blood?

when taken into the human body, can impair a persons ability to operate a vehicle safely?

Any location in Florida. This includes roadways, public property, or private property ?

The process by which the bloodstream carries alcohol to the body's tissues and organs?

The ability of the eyes to move together when a person tries to follow a stimulus?

NHTSA has developed research identifying impairment cues for motorcycles excellent cues are?

The three SFST are the Walk-and-Turn, One Leg Stand and____?

How many observable clues are there in the one leg stand test?

measure a persons ability to perform both mental and physical tasks at the same time?

Drugs from two categories both affect some indicators of impairment in the same way?

Observing the way the driver operates the vehicle?

The average rate of alcohol elimination for humans is___percent per hour?

An involuntary jerking of the eyes as they look straight ahead?

The first full field study that used law enforcement personal who had experience using SFSTs?

An involuntary jerking of the eyes caused by a disruption of the central nervous system?

NHTSA uses the term__ or impaired?

Refers to an involuntary jerking occurring as the eyes move toward the side?

Florida law requires a lawfully arrested driver of a vehicle to take which of the following?

When driving, the concept of being able to concentrate on two or more task at the same time?

___makes it reasonable sure that any breath sample does not contain residual mouth alcohol?

W&T place the letter “__” at the bottom of the vertical line to Indicate where the person stop?

How long is the One-Leg Stand Timed for?

Any person biking while under the influence of alcohol could be charged with DUI?

Refusal to submit to testing is a?

W&T place the letter “__” at the top of the vertical line to Indicate missed heel to toe?

An involuntary jerking of the eyes, which can be caused by the use of alcohol and certain drugs

(HGN) what is the maximum number of clues that may appear in one eye?

The process by which alcohol enters the bloodstream?

Neither drug produces an indicator of drug impairment?

There are ___ broad categories of drugs that may impair Drivers?

It may require a substantial amount of time to accomplish, but may be the best solution?

Performing structured SFST on the driver to determine if they are impaired?

How many stages does the One-Leg Stand consist of?

How many stages does the Walk and Turn consist of?

Means the entire process of identifying and gathering evidence for a DUI offense?

Drugs from two categories may produce some effects that are exactly the opposite?

A driver is required to submit to an approved chemical or physical test?

result of brain tumors or other brain damage, or some diseases of the inner ear?

Includes a persons ability to see, hear, walk, talk, judge distances, drive an automobile?

An involuntary jerking of the eyes up and down that occurs when the eye gaze upwards?

How many observable clues are there In the walk and turn test?

NHTSA has developed research identifying impairment cues for motorcycles Good cues are?