What is the first step in the DRE 12-step evaluation process?
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The DRE protocol begins with a breath alcohol test to rule out alcohol intoxication as the cause of observed impairment.
Why is the preliminary examination important in the DRE process?
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This step helps determine if the subject may have a medical condition that mimics drug impairment.
Which eye test is used to detect drug impairment?
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The Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus (HGN) test helps detect impairments caused by certain drug categories such as depressants or inhalants.
What is assessed during the dark room examination?
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This step examines pupil size under various lighting conditions to assess neurological function and drug influence.
Why are vital signs recorded during the DRE evaluation?
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Changes in pulse, blood pressure, and temperature can indicate the influence of certain drug categories.
What is the final step in the DRE 12-step process?
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A toxicological examination confirms the presence of drugs in the subject’s system based on evidence from the evaluation.