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CNS Stimulant
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
NO
CNS Stimulant
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
NO
CNS Stimulant
&
Lack of Convergence
NO
CNS Stimulant
&
Pulse
UP
CNS Stimulant
&
Romberg
FAST
CNS Stimulant
&
Pupil Size
DILATION
(chronic heavy use may cause minimally reactive pupil)
CNS Stimulant
&
Pupillary Reaction
SLOW
(chronic heavy use may cause minimally reactive pupil)
Hallucinogen
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
NO
Hallucinogen
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
NO
Hallucinogen
&
Lack of Convergence
NO
Hallucinogen
&
Pulse
UP
Hallucinogen
&
Romberg
FAST
Hallucinogen
&
Pupil Size
DILATION
Hallucinogen
&
Pupillary Reaction
NORMAL
(certain hallucinogenic stimulants SLOW)
Opiate
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
NO
Opiate
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
NO
Opiate
&
Lack of Convergence
NO
Opiate
&
Pulse
DOWN
Opiate
&
Romberg
SLOW
Opiate
&
Pupil Size
CONSTRICTION
Opiate
&
Pupillary Reaction
LITTLE TO NONE VISIBLE
Cannabis
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
NO
Cannabis
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
NO
Cannabis
&
Lack of Convergence
YES
Cannabis
&
Pulse
UP
Cannabis
&
Romberg
FAST TO NORMAL
Cannabis
&
Pupil Size
DILATION TO NORMAL
Cannabis
&
Pupillary Reaction
NORMAL
Alcohol
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
YES
Alcohol
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
YES
(high BAC)
Alcohol
&
Lack of Convergence
YES
Alcohol
&
Pulse
UP TO NORMAL
Alcohol
&
Romberg
SLOW
NORMAL
FAST
Alcohol
&
Pupil Size
NORMAL TO DILATION
Alcohol
&
Pupillary Reaction
NORMAL
CNS Depressant
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
YES
CNS Depressant
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
YES
CNS Depressant
&
Lack of Convergence
YES
CNS Depressant
&
Pulse
DOWN
(certain depressants [methaqualone, prozac, MAO inhibitors, Soma, GHB and its analogues] may increase the pulse and/or dilate pupils)
CNS Depressant
&
Romberg
SLOW
CNS Depressant
&
Pupil Size
NORMAL
(certain depressants [methaqualone, prozac, MAO inhibitors, Soma, GHB and its analogues] may increase the pulse and/or dilate pupils)
CNS Depressant
&
Pupillary Reaction
SLOW
Inhalant
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
YES
Inhalant
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
YES
Inhalant
&
Lack of Convergence
YES
Inhalant
&
Pulse
UP
Inhalant
&
Romberg
FAST
NORMAL
SLOW
Inhalant
&
Pupil Size
NORMAL
(NORMAL but may be DILATED)
Inhalant
&
Pupillary Reaction
NORMAL TO SLOW
Dissociative Anesthetic
&
Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus
YES
Dissociative Anesthetic
&
Vertical Gaze Nystagmus
YES
Dissociative Anesthetic
&
Lack of Convergence
YES
Dissociative Anesthetic
&
Pulse
UP
Dissociative Anesthetic
&
Romberg
FAST
NORMAL
SLOW
Dissociative Anesthetic
&
Pupil Size
NORMAL
Dissociative Anesthetic
&
Pupillary Reaction
NORMAL