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A diabetes exemption may be issued by: A) An endocrinologist B) The Medical Examiner C) The driver's personal physician D) The FMCSA - correct answers D) Only the FMCSA can grant exemptions A driver experienced a pneumothorax four weeks ago. The pneumothorax reduced the driver's forced vital capacity (FVC) to 58% of predicted forced vital capacity. What should the certification decision be? A) Do no certify B) Certify for 3 months, pending driver follow up with personal physician and/or specialist C) Certify for one year D) Certify for 2 years - correct answers A) The driver may not be certified until FVC is 60% of predicted A driver may use telescopic lenses that redirect peripheral vision to compensate for loss of central vision as corrective lenses for meeting CMV qualification requirements A) True B) False - correct answers B) Use of such lenses is prohibited A driver presents for clearance to return to driving a CMV four weeks after arthroscopic carpal tunnel repair to his left hand. The certification decision should be: A) The driver must complete a two-month waiting period for carpal tunnel surgery B) The driver may be certified if he completes a functional capacity evaluation C) The driver may be certified for a maximum of one year, as long as he meets all the other qualification standards D) The driver may be certified for a maximum of two years, as long s he meets all the other qualification standards - correct answers D) Ther is no waiting period following carpal tunnel surgery. The driver may be certified for up to two years if the medical examiner considers the driver to have recovered sufficiently from surgery A driver presents for examination with a history of pneumothorax 6 weeks ago. Available medical records indicate that this is the second spontaneous pneumothorax on the same side. The driver's forced vital capacity (FVC) is 68% of predicted forced vital capacity with no surgical intervention. What is the certification determination? A). Do not certify B) Certify for 3 months, pending driver follow up with personal physician and/or specialist