Types of Alcohol Tests Enabling Learning Objective Select from a list various types of specimens used for alcohol testing and which specimens may be evidentiary.

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Types of Alcohol Tests Enabling Learning Objective Select from a list various types of specimens used for alcohol testing and which specimens may be evidentiary BackNext

Specimens for Alcohol Testing  There are 5 basic specimens that can be used to test for alcohol:  Saliva:  Non-evidentiary  Some of your installations may have and use these disposal test kits to screen Soldiers. A swab is saturated by the Soldier with saliva and the saliva is tested for a color change. If the saliva test is positive then the Soldier may be tested using an evidentiary method.

Specimens for Alcohol Testing  Specimens that can be used to test for alcohol (cont):  Breath – Since breath is one of the most commonly used specimens for alcohol testing, the devices have their own acronym: Alcohol Breath Measuring Devices (ABMD).  These tests may or may not be evidentiary.

Specimens for Alcohol Testing  Breath (cont)  Blow tube: this is a non-evidentiary device that you may have on your installation. The Soldier blows through a plastic tube, if the end of the tube turns blue then its positive. There are numerous manufacturers and slight variations to the test, but they are all non-evidentiary.

Specimens for Alcohol Testing  Breath (cont)  Breathalyzer: This is an instrument that measures alcohol concentration. The Soldier blows through a tube attached to the instrument and then a LED readout displays the alcohol concentration.  These AMBD may be portable or non- portable (hand held to table top in size).  Evidentiary or non-evidentiary. Some meet the evidentiary requirements.

Specimens for Alcohol Testing  Blood Alcohol Test (BAT):  Legal - evidentiary requirements met.  Medical - evidentiary requirements not met because a calibration is not conducted when the sample is processed.

Specimens for Alcohol Testing  Urine – Medical uses only; no direct correlation to a breath or blood alcohol concentration.  Spinal Fluid- Usually only performed on corpses during an autopsy.