Session 14 “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session 2 Hours R 2014

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Session 14 “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session 2 Hours R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session

Learning Objectives Properly administer the SFSTs Properly observe and record subject’s performance utilizing the standard note taking guide Properly interpret the subject’s performance See Section E, “Guidelines for Controlled Drinking Practice Session,” in the Administrator’s Guide. Briefly review the objectives, content and activities of this session. At the conclusion of this session, participants will be able to: Properly administer the SFSTs Properly observe and record subject’s performance utilizing the standard note taking guide Properly interpret the subject’s performance CONTENT SEGMENTS LEARNING ACTIVITIES A. Procedures Instructor Led Presentations B. Hands on Practice Participant Practice Session C. Session Wrap Up Instructor Led Discussion Explain that participants will work as teams to administer Standardized Field Sobriety Tests to volunteers who have consumed alcoholic beverages. Some of these volunteers will have BACs above 0.08. Others will be below that level. Participants will carefully note and record the volunteers' performance, and attempt to distinguish those above 0.08 from those below 0.08.   Participants will also learn to record your observations on a SFST Field Arrest Log. R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session

Administer SFSTs Volunteers who have consumed alcohol Each team member will administer one complete series of tests to at least one drinking volunteer Each team prepares a descriptive, written test record on each volunteer tested A. Procedures Participants work in the same teams that were constituted for the Dry Run Practice Session. Make sure that all participants understand the practice procedures. Each team will test at least as many drinking volunteers as the team has members. Example: If a team has four members, that team will administer a complete set of tests to at least four volunteers. Each team member will administer one complete series of tests to at least one drinking volunteer. If time permits, teams will test additional volunteers. Emphasize that each team is to prepare a descriptive, written test record on each volunteer tested (using the standard note taking guide). While one participant is administering tests to a volunteer, the other team members will observe and record the volunteer's performance. As soon as the team has completed the SFSTs on a particular volunteer, the volunteer must be escorted by a monitor to the next scheduled team. Define the sequence in which volunteers will circulate among teams. Upon termination of this practice segment, monitors will escort the volunteer subjects to the Breath Testing Station. Emphasize that teams will not be informed of the volunteers' BACs until the session "Wrap Up". R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session

Hands On Practice B. Hands on Practice Participants carry out the "drinking subjects" practice procedures. Instructors circulate among teams to observe and coach participant performance, as necessary. Upon completion of practice, teams escort volunteers to the Breath Testing Station. Teams return to classroom to complete report writing assignment. An instructor records the BACs of the volunteer. R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session

Session Wrap Up SFST results on each volunteer Observations concerning the relationship between volunteers' BACs and their performances on the tests C. Session Wrap Up Teams report their observations of volunteers. Solicit SFST results on each volunteer. Record results on dry erase board (See sample array on next page). Instructor notifies participants of volunteers' BACs, as obtained during the breath tests. Write BACs next to volunteers' names or code letters on the dry erase board. Solicit participant comments, questions or observations concerning the relationship between volunteers' BACs and their performances on the tests. R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session

QUESTIONS? R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session

“Designated Subjects” Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Walk and Turn One Leg Stand Arrest ? “A” “B” “C” “D” “E” “F” “G” “H” “I” “J” SAMPLE DRY ERASE BOARD ARRAY FOR TABULATING RESULTS R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session

Date Name HGN WAT OLS BAC +/-.08 Arrest Not Arrest Measured Remarks SAMPLE DRY ERASE BOARD ARRAY FOR TABULATING RESULTS R 2014 Standardized Field Sobriety Testing “Testing Subjects” Practice: Second Session