NRCME Training
- ANS-
49 CFR 391.41 - ANS-Physical qualifications for drivers
49 CFR 391.43 - ANS-Medical examination; certificate of medical qualification
49 CFR 391.47 - ANS-Resolution of conflicts and medical evaluation
49 CFR 391.62 - ANS-Limited exemptions for intracity zone drivers
49 CFR 391.64 - ANS-Grandfathering of certain drivers participating in vision and diabetes
waiver study programs
49 CFR Part 381 - ANS-Waivers/exemptions/pilot programs
49 CFR Part 40 DOT - ANS-DOT Procedures for Drug and Alcohol Testing
CFR - ANS-Code of Federal Regulations, must be followed by medical examiner
CMV - ANS-Commercial Motor Vehicle
DCO - ANS-Detailed Content Outline included in the FMCSA Medical Examiner Handbook;
includes 146 critical tasks performed by CME and includes 7 content domains
Disqualifying medical conditions by regulation - ANS-Insulin-dependent diabetes, monocular
vision, epilepsy, and hearing loss
FMCSA - ANS-Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
FMCSA guidance recommendations - ANS-Recommendations that the medical examiner
should follow but medical examiner may vary from these with sufficient justification
NRCME - ANS-National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners
Role of medical examiner - ANS-To determine fitness for duty
Who is ultimately responsible for determination of CMV driver medical certification status? -
ANS-The certified medical examiner
- ANS-
49 CFR 391.41 - ANS-Physical qualifications for drivers
49 CFR 391.43 - ANS-Medical examination; certificate of medical qualification
49 CFR 391.47 - ANS-Resolution of conflicts and medical evaluation
49 CFR 391.62 - ANS-Limited exemptions for intracity zone drivers
49 CFR 391.64 - ANS-Grandfathering of certain drivers participating in vision and diabetes
waiver study programs
49 CFR Part 381 - ANS-Waivers/exemptions/pilot programs
49 CFR Part 40 DOT - ANS-DOT Procedures for Drug and Alcohol Testing
CFR - ANS-Code of Federal Regulations, must be followed by medical examiner
CMV - ANS-Commercial Motor Vehicle
DCO - ANS-Detailed Content Outline included in the FMCSA Medical Examiner Handbook;
includes 146 critical tasks performed by CME and includes 7 content domains
Disqualifying medical conditions by regulation - ANS-Insulin-dependent diabetes, monocular
vision, epilepsy, and hearing loss
FMCSA - ANS-Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
FMCSA guidance recommendations - ANS-Recommendations that the medical examiner
should follow but medical examiner may vary from these with sufficient justification
NRCME - ANS-National Registry of Certified Medical Examiners
Role of medical examiner - ANS-To determine fitness for duty
Who is ultimately responsible for determination of CMV driver medical certification status? -
ANS-The certified medical examiner
