Which of the following should NOT be included in the report after a breath test?

In the context of reporting results from a breath test conducted using the Intoxilyzer 8000, the report should strictly focus on objective, factual data rather than subjective interpretations. Including the personal opinions of the operator introduces bias and can undermine the integrity of the report. The purpose of the report is to provide a clear, unbiased account of the test conducted, the results obtained, and any relevant operational details, ensuring that the findings hold up in any potential legal context.

On the other hand, including test results, calibration details, and anomalies encountered during testing is essential for maintaining the validity and reliability of the results. Test results provide the measurable outcome of the breath test, calibration details ensure that the device was functioning correctly and was properly maintained, and documenting any anomalies can help in understanding any potential issues that occurred during testing which may affect the interpretation of results.