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DRE Final EXAM LATEST VERSION WITH
COMPLETE 300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED SOLUTIONS JUST RELEASED THIS
YEAR
1. There are _____ systematic and standardized steps that are performed in a complete DRE
drug influence evaluation.
A) 8
B) 10
C) 12
D) 14
Answer: C
The DRE drug influence evaluation consists of 12 systematic and standardized steps. These steps
are performed in a specific sequence to ensure a thorough and objective assessment.
2. What is the first step in the 12-step DRE evaluation process?
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A) Preliminary examination
B) Breath alcohol test
C) Interview with the arresting officer
D) Eye examination
Answer: B
The first step is the breath test (or breath alcohol test) completed by the arresting officer. This
establishes the baseline alcohol level before the DRE begins their evaluation.
3. The mnemonic "BIPEDVDMISOT" is used to remember which of the following?
A) The seven drug categories
B) The 12-step DRE evaluation process
C) The physiological indicators of impairment
D) The SFST test sequence
Answer: B
BIPEDVDMISOT is a mnemonic for the 12-step DRE process: Breath, Interview, Preliminary exam,
Eye exam, Divided attention tests, Vitals (pulse 1), Dark room, Muscle tone, Injection sites,
Statement, Opinion, Toxicology.
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4. In the 12-step process, the preliminary examination (Step 3) is primarily designed to:
A) Identify the specific drug category
B) Assess if the subject is suffering from an injury or medical condition
C) Measure pulse and blood pressure
D) Administer psychophysical tests
Answer: B
The preliminary examination assesses whether the subject is suffering from an injury or medical
condition, or is exhibiting appearance, behaviors, and autonomic body responses for signs of
drug-related impairment.
5. During which step of the 12-step process does the DRE first check the pulse rate?
A) Step 3 (Preliminary examination)
B) Step 4 (Eye examination)
C) Step 6 (Vitals)
D) Step 8 (Muscle tone)
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Answer: C
Step 6 is the first vitals check (pulse 1). The pulse is checked again later in the evaluation (Step 9
- pulse 2, Step 11 - pulse 3) to monitor changes throughout the examination.
6. The divided attention tests (Step 5) include which of the following?
A) Modified Romberg Balance
B) Walk and Turn
C) One Leg Stand
D) All of the above
Answer: D
The divided attention tests include the Modified Romberg Balance, Walk and Turn, and One Leg
Stand tests. These are standardized psychophysical tests used to assess impairment.
7. The dark room examination (Step 7) is performed to assess:
A) Pupil size and reaction to light
B) Muscle tone
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DRE Final EXAM LATEST VERSION WITH
COMPLETE 300 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED SOLUTIONS JUST RELEASED THIS
YEAR
1. There are _____ systematic and standardized steps that are performed in a complete DRE
drug influence evaluation.
A) 8
B) 10
C) 12
D) 14
Answer: C
The DRE drug influence evaluation consists of 12 systematic and standardized steps. These steps
are performed in a specific sequence to ensure a thorough and objective assessment.
2. What is the first step in the 12-step DRE evaluation process?
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A) Preliminary examination
B) Breath alcohol test
C) Interview with the arresting officer
D) Eye examination
Answer: B
The first step is the breath test (or breath alcohol test) completed by the arresting officer. This
establishes the baseline alcohol level before the DRE begins their evaluation.
3. The mnemonic "BIPEDVDMISOT" is used to remember which of the following?
A) The seven drug categories
B) The 12-step DRE evaluation process
C) The physiological indicators of impairment
D) The SFST test sequence
Answer: B
BIPEDVDMISOT is a mnemonic for the 12-step DRE process: Breath, Interview, Preliminary exam,
Eye exam, Divided attention tests, Vitals (pulse 1), Dark room, Muscle tone, Injection sites,
Statement, Opinion, Toxicology.
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4. In the 12-step process, the preliminary examination (Step 3) is primarily designed to:
A) Identify the specific drug category
B) Assess if the subject is suffering from an injury or medical condition
C) Measure pulse and blood pressure
D) Administer psychophysical tests
Answer: B
The preliminary examination assesses whether the subject is suffering from an injury or medical
condition, or is exhibiting appearance, behaviors, and autonomic body responses for signs of
drug-related impairment.
5. During which step of the 12-step process does the DRE first check the pulse rate?
A) Step 3 (Preliminary examination)
B) Step 4 (Eye examination)
C) Step 6 (Vitals)
D) Step 8 (Muscle tone)
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Answer: C
Step 6 is the first vitals check (pulse 1). The pulse is checked again later in the evaluation (Step 9
- pulse 2, Step 11 - pulse 3) to monitor changes throughout the examination.
6. The divided attention tests (Step 5) include which of the following?
A) Modified Romberg Balance
B) Walk and Turn
C) One Leg Stand
D) All of the above
Answer: D
The divided attention tests include the Modified Romberg Balance, Walk and Turn, and One Leg
Stand tests. These are standardized psychophysical tests used to assess impairment.
7. The dark room examination (Step 7) is performed to assess:
A) Pupil size and reaction to light
B) Muscle tone
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