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a driver who underwent percutaneous coronary intervention post
acute MI must first complete a minimum waiting period of ?
3 weeks
b.2 months
c. 1 week
d.1 month - ANSWER ✓ B
how often should a driver with stable angina be seen by cardio?
6 months
2 years
c.only if symptoms worsen
d.every year - ANSWER ✓ D
dx of stable angina. takes 81 mg asa daily, lipitor daily, lopressor, and
nitro prn. he has had chest pressure more frequently over the last few
months that lasts longer than 20 minutes and is not always relieved by
nitro.
1 year and f/u with cardio
b.6 months close monitoring
c. postpone cert and refer to cardio for stress test
d. 3 months and reeval - ANSWER ✓ C
driver status-post elective PCI can return after completing one week
waiting period and initialy be certified for 6 months if
has approval/clearance from cardio
only minor complications and has clearance
, not currently on meds that cause dizziness or hypotension and
has clearance
d.driver has no complications, is asymptomatic, tolerates meds and
has clearance from cardio - ANSWER ✓ D
due to high risk of re-occlusion of bypass grafts, post CaBG driver
should have?
a.annual eval by cardio and yearly ETT
b. bi-annual eval by cardio and yearly ETT
c.biennal eval by cardio and ETT every 2 years
d.annual cardio and yearly ETT 5 years post procedure - ANSWER ✓
D
new york heart association classfication can assists with heart failure.
the following classes are disqualifying except
class 1
class 2
class 3
class 4 - ANSWER ✓ D
when indicated, the examiner may request additional testing
especially with concern of cardiovascular conditions
false because they arent the pcp
only determine medical fitness for duty based on current hx and
physical
true
depends on factors - ANSWER ✓ C
one major concern for the driver post heart transplant
a.long term post op complications
b.poor compliance
c.MRSA
d. rejection - ANSWER ✓ D
, a driver with Afib w/o s/s can be certified for
a.disqualify
b. 6 months
c.1 year
d. 2 years - ANSWER ✓ C
a person was treated by surgery for OSA, what is the recommended
time
2 years
3 month wait then 2 years
one time 6 month
3 month wait then 1 year - ANSWER ✓ D
when evaluating a pt with OSA you should be concerned for
symptoms of
excessive daytime sleepiness
b.HTN
c. sexual dysfunction
d.obesity - ANSWER ✓ A
which s/s of pulmonary disease would disqualify
a.rhinorrhea
b.cough induced syncope
c.wheezing treated with bronchodilator
d.mild scoliosis - ANSWER ✓ B
what condition must a driver with acute or chornic cor pulmonale
meet to operate
a.min pulse ox 98% room air
b. left EF >60%
c. minimum abg PaO2 >65 mm Hg
d.cxr with no evidence of pulm edema - ANSWER ✓ C
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a driver who underwent percutaneous coronary intervention post
acute MI must first complete a minimum waiting period of ?
3 weeks
b.2 months
c. 1 week
d.1 month - ANSWER ✓ B
how often should a driver with stable angina be seen by cardio?
6 months
2 years
c.only if symptoms worsen
d.every year - ANSWER ✓ D
dx of stable angina. takes 81 mg asa daily, lipitor daily, lopressor, and
nitro prn. he has had chest pressure more frequently over the last few
months that lasts longer than 20 minutes and is not always relieved by
nitro.
1 year and f/u with cardio
b.6 months close monitoring
c. postpone cert and refer to cardio for stress test
d. 3 months and reeval - ANSWER ✓ C
driver status-post elective PCI can return after completing one week
waiting period and initialy be certified for 6 months if
has approval/clearance from cardio
only minor complications and has clearance
, not currently on meds that cause dizziness or hypotension and
has clearance
d.driver has no complications, is asymptomatic, tolerates meds and
has clearance from cardio - ANSWER ✓ D
due to high risk of re-occlusion of bypass grafts, post CaBG driver
should have?
a.annual eval by cardio and yearly ETT
b. bi-annual eval by cardio and yearly ETT
c.biennal eval by cardio and ETT every 2 years
d.annual cardio and yearly ETT 5 years post procedure - ANSWER ✓
D
new york heart association classfication can assists with heart failure.
the following classes are disqualifying except
class 1
class 2
class 3
class 4 - ANSWER ✓ D
when indicated, the examiner may request additional testing
especially with concern of cardiovascular conditions
false because they arent the pcp
only determine medical fitness for duty based on current hx and
physical
true
depends on factors - ANSWER ✓ C
one major concern for the driver post heart transplant
a.long term post op complications
b.poor compliance
c.MRSA
d. rejection - ANSWER ✓ D
, a driver with Afib w/o s/s can be certified for
a.disqualify
b. 6 months
c.1 year
d. 2 years - ANSWER ✓ C
a person was treated by surgery for OSA, what is the recommended
time
2 years
3 month wait then 2 years
one time 6 month
3 month wait then 1 year - ANSWER ✓ D
when evaluating a pt with OSA you should be concerned for
symptoms of
excessive daytime sleepiness
b.HTN
c. sexual dysfunction
d.obesity - ANSWER ✓ A
which s/s of pulmonary disease would disqualify
a.rhinorrhea
b.cough induced syncope
c.wheezing treated with bronchodilator
d.mild scoliosis - ANSWER ✓ B
what condition must a driver with acute or chornic cor pulmonale
meet to operate
a.min pulse ox 98% room air
b. left EF >60%
c. minimum abg PaO2 >65 mm Hg
d.cxr with no evidence of pulm edema - ANSWER ✓ C
