gasoline, butane lighters,); paraphernalia poss ession (e.g., rags or bags for concentrating
glue fumes); perioral or perinasal “glue-sniffe r’s rash”; reports from family or friends that
the intoxicated individual possesses or uses inhalants; apparent intoxication despite neg-
ative results on standard drug screens (which usually fail to identify inhalants); apparent
intoxication occurring in that age range with the highest prevalence of inhalant use (12–17