utandningstest
An utandningstest, often referred to in English as a breath test, is a diagnostic procedure used primarily to detect the presence of alcohol or other substances in a person’s breath. The test measures the concentration of alcohol vapor exhaled by an individual, which correlates with the blood alcohol concentration (BAC) in their system. Breath tests are commonly employed in law enforcement to assess whether a driver is under the influence of alcohol, as part of roadside sobriety checks or after an accident.
The principle behind the test relies on the fact that alcohol absorbed into the bloodstream is also
Breath tests are generally considered more convenient than blood tests, as they are non-invasive and can be
In addition to alcohol detection, breath tests can sometimes be used to monitor conditions such as diabetes