DOT Medical EXAM WITH ACCURATE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | LATEST
(2026/2027) UPDATED VERSION |
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1. The driver was recently prescribed insulin for the control of his diabetes. The
examiner would?
a. Certify the driver for 2 years with medical clearance provided by their
treating physical.
b. Certify the driver for 1 year with medical clearance provided by their
treating physician.
c. Permanently disqualify the driver.
d. The driver is disqualified until the driver obtains a diabetic exemption. -
Correct answer is "d". An insulin dependant diabetic is disqualified until
they obtain a diabetic exemption.
2. The driver first perceives a whispered voice at 5 feet in his right ear and 4 feet
in his left ear. All other aspects of his physical examination are unremarkable.
The examiner would?
, a. Permanently disqualify the driver because he "failed" the whispered
voice test.
b. Certify the driver for 2 years.
c. Certify the driver for 1 year.
d. Require an audiometric test to determine the extent of hearing loss in
his left ear. - Correct answer is "b". The driver is qualified to drive
without restriction as long as he is able to perceive a whispered voice at
5 feet in 1 ear.
3. The medical examiner notices that the driver has recently been prescribed
"Chantix" to help him stop smoking while reviewing the drivers history. The
driver is?
a. Qualified for 2 years if the rest of his exam is within normal limits. b.
Provided a 1-time, 3-month certificate so that the examiner can monitor
how well the driver is doing with smoking cessation.
b. Disqualified until it has been confirmed he is no longer taking Chantix
and that he has suffered no ill effects from withdrawal from the
medication.
c. Qualified for only 1 year while taking Chantix, and then he may be
qualified for 2 years once he no longer needs the medication. - Correct
answer is "c". A driver may not use Chantix and drive a CMV and it
must be confirmed that they are no longer taking the medication and
that there are no effects from withdrawal, by the treating provider.
,4. The driver reports for an examination 6 weeks after suffering a mild heart
attack and presents a note from the cardiologist stating that he is able to
return to work immediately without restriction. Included within the note, the
cardiologist provides recent testing
information showing that the driver had an ETT that showed that the driver
was able to reach 12 METS during the test. His ECG showed an ejection
fraction of 65%. The examination of the driver was unremarkable. The
examiner should?
a. Temporarily disqualify the driver.
b. Qualify the driver for 1 year.
c. Qualify the driver for 2 years.
d. Consult with the cardiologist to determine if the driver suffers from
angina. - Correct answer is "a". The driver has not completed the
required 2-month waiting period, but all other requirements for medical
clearance and required testing have been met. The driver would be
certified for 1 year at the completion of the remaining for the waiting
period (2 weeks). The date of the certification would be from the date of
the original examination.
5. A driver provides an audiometric test listing the following findings: 500 Hz:
35 Right ear; 40 Left ear
1000 HZ: 40 Right ear; 45 Left ear
2000 HZ: 40 Right ear; 45 Left ear
4000 Hz: 50 Right ear; 50 Left ear
, The medical examiner should:
a. Disqualify the driver because he does not meet minimum hearing
requirements to drive.
b. Certify the driver for 2 years.
c. Certify the driver for 1 year.
d. Require the driver to obtain a hearing exemption. - 5: Correct answer is
"b". The examiner would average the results from 500 Hz, 1000 Hz and
2000 Hz (required). This average is 38.33 in the Right and 43.33 in the
Left ear. A driver must have an average hearing loss of les than or equal
to 40 in the better ear. They do not have to meet this in both ears.
6. The medical examiner notes that the driver is taking Metformin for the
treatment of diabetes, Antabuyse, and Crestor to reduce serum cholesterol
levels. He reports no side effects from any of the medications. The rest of the
examination is unremarkable. The examiner should:
a. Disqualify the driver.
b. Request clearance for all medication due to side effects.
c. Certify the driver for 1 year.
d. Certify the driver for 2 years. - Correct answer is "a". The driver is
taking Antabuse which is used to treat alcohol addiction. This indicates
that the driver currently suffers from a current clinical diagnosis of
alcoholism.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
(VERIFIED ANSWERS) | LATEST
(2026/2027) UPDATED VERSION |
100% GUARANTEED PASS
{JUST RELEASED}
1. The driver was recently prescribed insulin for the control of his diabetes. The
examiner would?
a. Certify the driver for 2 years with medical clearance provided by their
treating physical.
b. Certify the driver for 1 year with medical clearance provided by their
treating physician.
c. Permanently disqualify the driver.
d. The driver is disqualified until the driver obtains a diabetic exemption. -
Correct answer is "d". An insulin dependant diabetic is disqualified until
they obtain a diabetic exemption.
2. The driver first perceives a whispered voice at 5 feet in his right ear and 4 feet
in his left ear. All other aspects of his physical examination are unremarkable.
The examiner would?
, a. Permanently disqualify the driver because he "failed" the whispered
voice test.
b. Certify the driver for 2 years.
c. Certify the driver for 1 year.
d. Require an audiometric test to determine the extent of hearing loss in
his left ear. - Correct answer is "b". The driver is qualified to drive
without restriction as long as he is able to perceive a whispered voice at
5 feet in 1 ear.
3. The medical examiner notices that the driver has recently been prescribed
"Chantix" to help him stop smoking while reviewing the drivers history. The
driver is?
a. Qualified for 2 years if the rest of his exam is within normal limits. b.
Provided a 1-time, 3-month certificate so that the examiner can monitor
how well the driver is doing with smoking cessation.
b. Disqualified until it has been confirmed he is no longer taking Chantix
and that he has suffered no ill effects from withdrawal from the
medication.
c. Qualified for only 1 year while taking Chantix, and then he may be
qualified for 2 years once he no longer needs the medication. - Correct
answer is "c". A driver may not use Chantix and drive a CMV and it
must be confirmed that they are no longer taking the medication and
that there are no effects from withdrawal, by the treating provider.
,4. The driver reports for an examination 6 weeks after suffering a mild heart
attack and presents a note from the cardiologist stating that he is able to
return to work immediately without restriction. Included within the note, the
cardiologist provides recent testing
information showing that the driver had an ETT that showed that the driver
was able to reach 12 METS during the test. His ECG showed an ejection
fraction of 65%. The examination of the driver was unremarkable. The
examiner should?
a. Temporarily disqualify the driver.
b. Qualify the driver for 1 year.
c. Qualify the driver for 2 years.
d. Consult with the cardiologist to determine if the driver suffers from
angina. - Correct answer is "a". The driver has not completed the
required 2-month waiting period, but all other requirements for medical
clearance and required testing have been met. The driver would be
certified for 1 year at the completion of the remaining for the waiting
period (2 weeks). The date of the certification would be from the date of
the original examination.
5. A driver provides an audiometric test listing the following findings: 500 Hz:
35 Right ear; 40 Left ear
1000 HZ: 40 Right ear; 45 Left ear
2000 HZ: 40 Right ear; 45 Left ear
4000 Hz: 50 Right ear; 50 Left ear
, The medical examiner should:
a. Disqualify the driver because he does not meet minimum hearing
requirements to drive.
b. Certify the driver for 2 years.
c. Certify the driver for 1 year.
d. Require the driver to obtain a hearing exemption. - 5: Correct answer is
"b". The examiner would average the results from 500 Hz, 1000 Hz and
2000 Hz (required). This average is 38.33 in the Right and 43.33 in the
Left ear. A driver must have an average hearing loss of les than or equal
to 40 in the better ear. They do not have to meet this in both ears.
6. The medical examiner notes that the driver is taking Metformin for the
treatment of diabetes, Antabuyse, and Crestor to reduce serum cholesterol
levels. He reports no side effects from any of the medications. The rest of the
examination is unremarkable. The examiner should:
a. Disqualify the driver.
b. Request clearance for all medication due to side effects.
c. Certify the driver for 1 year.
d. Certify the driver for 2 years. - Correct answer is "a". The driver is
taking Antabuse which is used to treat alcohol addiction. This indicates
that the driver currently suffers from a current clinical diagnosis of
alcoholism.
