Nrcme (Dot) Exam 90+ Questions And Correct Answers 2023 Graded A+.

NRCME (DOT) EXAM 90+ QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS 2023 GRADED A+. 1. FMCSA Mission Statement: To reduce crashes, injuries, fatalities involving large trucks/buses 2. Medical Examiner: Licensed, certified, registered provider who can perform PEs in accordance with laws and regulations ; registered through NRS ; has unique identifier ; passes MEC test 3. FMCSA: Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration 4. NRCME: National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners 5. Commerical Motor Vehicle: Weight 1000 lb ; or transports 8 people for compensation ; or 15 people without compensation ; transports hazardous materials requiring placarding 6. Interstate commerce vs. Intrastate commerce: Interstate: multiple states or international Intrastate: within 1 state 7. Who regulates treatment/management and aftercare of substance abuse for drivers?: SAP (Substance Abuse Professional) 8. Who determines the origin of abnormal drug test results, determining whether the driver has violated drug use regulations?: Medical Review Officer 9. Title 49 CFR 391.41: Medical Examiner Report Form - Paperwork completed during DOT physical - Physical exam requirements for driver - Determines if Certificate is granted 10. Title 49 CFR 391.43: Describes responsibilities of Medical Examiner, instructions for exam, and requirements for medical certification - Supporting information to explain 391.41 11. When was DOT established?: 1966 Became separate entity on Jan 1, 2000 12. Motor Carrier Safety Improvement Act of 1999: Established DOT as separate federal entity 13. Omnibus Transportation Employee Testing Act of 1991: Required drug testing for drivers 1 / 10 14. The driver must always keep a copy of ____________________ with them while driving: Medical Certificate SPE if applicable 15. Does the driver need to sign a medical release before you release their Medical Certification?: No. Certificate is provided to employer. (Release is required for a copy of medical report form) 16. How many standards are used to determine driver fitness for duty?: 13 17. How many standards of "driver fitness for duty" are *discretionary*?: 9 (according to my review course) - Other sources say 10 and say that T2DM is discretionary 18. How many standards of "driver fitness for duty" are *NON- discretionary*?: 4 - Vision - Hearing - Epilepsy - T2DM (Some sources say 3 and do not include T2DM) 19. Age requirement for drivers: 21+ 20. Language requirement for drivers: Must be able to read/speak English well enough to read signs