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, A driver is taking Celexa for the treatment of what he calls a Temporarily disqualify the driver until he obtains written clearance for the depression and
"mild depression". He reports he has not considered or the medication from the treating provider.
attempted suicide. The examiner should do what?
Can hearing aids be worn during the forced whisper test? NO
A driver with a history of diabetes, who is taking Metformin,
provides a note from his primary care provider that lists his A1c
level as 10. His exam is essentially normal including laboratory
analysis, except he is very overweight. The medical examiner
should:
A driver with a history of diabetes, who is taking Metformin, certify for 1 year
provides a note from his primary care provider that lists his A1c
level as 10. His exam is essentially normal including laboratory
analysis, except he is very overweight. The medical examiner
should:
A driver has had his second spontaneous pneumothorax on Do not certify until the condition has been corrected surgically.
the same side 3 months ago. There has been no surgical
intervention. The FVC is 68%. The correct determination in this
case is:
The driver reports a suicide attempt 6 months earlier, disqualify the driver
following the break-up of his marriage. He noted seeing a
psychiatrist and he takes Citalopram daily and he reports he
feels fine now and is moving on with his life. He provides a
release from his doctor that he may return to work without
restrictions. The medical examiner should?
A driver with an Abnormal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) can be For 1 year if between 4 and 5 cm, asymptomatic, with a recommendation from a
certified: cardiovascular specialist who understands the functions and demands of commercial
driving.
QUESTIONS & ANSWERS,
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PREPARATION & REVIEW MATERIALS
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Updated Questions and Answers
100% Verified Exam Prep
, A driver is taking Celexa for the treatment of what he calls a Temporarily disqualify the driver until he obtains written clearance for the depression and
"mild depression". He reports he has not considered or the medication from the treating provider.
attempted suicide. The examiner should do what?
Can hearing aids be worn during the forced whisper test? NO
A driver with a history of diabetes, who is taking Metformin,
provides a note from his primary care provider that lists his A1c
level as 10. His exam is essentially normal including laboratory
analysis, except he is very overweight. The medical examiner
should:
A driver with a history of diabetes, who is taking Metformin, certify for 1 year
provides a note from his primary care provider that lists his A1c
level as 10. His exam is essentially normal including laboratory
analysis, except he is very overweight. The medical examiner
should:
A driver has had his second spontaneous pneumothorax on Do not certify until the condition has been corrected surgically.
the same side 3 months ago. There has been no surgical
intervention. The FVC is 68%. The correct determination in this
case is:
The driver reports a suicide attempt 6 months earlier, disqualify the driver
following the break-up of his marriage. He noted seeing a
psychiatrist and he takes Citalopram daily and he reports he
feels fine now and is moving on with his life. He provides a
release from his doctor that he may return to work without
restrictions. The medical examiner should?
A driver with an Abnormal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) can be For 1 year if between 4 and 5 cm, asymptomatic, with a recommendation from a
certified: cardiovascular specialist who understands the functions and demands of commercial
driving.
