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A CMV driver must perceive a forced whispered voice in the better eat at not less than ___ with or
w/o a hearing aid ✔Correct Answer-5 Feet
This test is performed only when the Forced Whisper Test is failed in both ears ✔Correct Answer-
Audiogram
If tested by the use of an audiometric device, they must not have an AVERAGE hearing loss in the
better ear greater than ____ at 500Hz, 1000Hz, and 2000Hz ✔Correct Answer-40 decibels
___ ear and two eyes certifies! ✔Correct Answer-One
A driver with a hearing aid usually must go to an ____ or a hearing aid center for audiometry testing
✔Correct Answer-Audiologist
How long can a driver who meets the hearing requirements in one ear be certified? ✔Correct
Answer-2 Years
Inflammation of the inner ear that causes a sudden onset of vertigo. This requires a 2 month waiting
period. ✔Correct Answer-Acute and Peripheral Vesitbulopathy
This occurs when a small piece of bone-like calcium breaks free and floats inside the Eustachian tube
sending confusing messages to your brain about your body's position. This requires a 2-month
waiting period. ✔Correct Answer-Benign Positional Vertigo
T/F It is OK to certify someone with Uncontrolled Vertigo, Meniere's Disease, Labrythine Fistula, or
Non-Functioning Labryinthes ✔Correct Answer-False
An inner ear disorder that affects balance and hearing. ✔Correct Answer-Meniere's Disease
An abnormal opening in the bony capsule of the inner ear resulting in the leakage of the peri lymph
from the semicircular canals of the middle ear. ✔Correct Answer-Labrythine Fistula
Loss of vestibular function in both Labryinths leading to characteristic dysfunction in vision and
balance. These symptoms reflect how crucial our Labryinth sense is for generating proper reflexes so
that we can see clearly when we are moving and not lose our balance when we are standing or
walking. ✔Correct Answer-Non-Functioning Labryinths
Another name for the Labryinth ✔Correct Answer-Inner Ear
1 or 2 readings greater than or equal to 140/90 on the same day ✔Correct Answer-Elevated Blood
Pressure
Two readings greater than or equal to 140/90 on consecutive exams on two different days
✔Correct Answer-Hypertension
, Who should remeasure abnormal BP and or pulse rate or rhythm, especially if they are significant
factors in determining certification? ✔Correct Answer-The examiner
When measuring a driver's BP they should sit in the chair for at least 5 min, back is supported, legs
are uncrossed, and feet are touching the ground. Support the drivers arm at the elbow so the
midpoint of the BP cuff is... ✔Correct Answer-Even with the Sternum or right atrium of the driver
Stage 1 HTN ✔Correct Answer-140-159/90-99
How long can you certify someone who comes in for certification for the first time and has Stage 1
HTN? ✔Correct Answer-1 year
If someone with Stage 1 HTN comes into the clinic for recertification how long can you certify them
for if they are on BP meds and their BP is less than 140/90? ✔Correct Answer-1 year on BP meds
If someone with Stage 1 HTN comes into the clinic for recertification how long can you certify them
for if they are not on any BP meds? ✔Correct Answer-1-2 years if not on any BP meds
If a patient with Stage 1 HTN comes in for recertification and their BP is 140-159/90-99 what type of
certification would they receive? ✔Correct Answer-1 time, 3 month certification card
If a patient with Stage one HTN who comes back in for a 3-month recheck and their BP is <140/90
how long can they be certified for? ✔Correct Answer-1 year from the date of the of the complete
exam
What is Stage 2 HTN? ✔Correct Answer-160-179/100-109
When does a person need to come back to be seen with Stage 2 HTN after their first exam for
recertification? ✔Correct Answer-3 months
A person with Stage 2 HTN returns for their recheck exam after 3 months. How long can they be
certified if their BP is <140/90 and they are on BP meds? ✔Correct Answer-1 year from the date of
the complete exam
A person with Stage 2 HTN returns for their recheck exam after 3 months. How long can they be
certified if their BP is <140/90 and they are not on BP meds? ✔Correct Answer-1-2 years from the
date of the complete exam
A person with Stage 2 HTN returns for their recheck exam after 3 months. How long can they be
certified if their BP is >140/90? ✔Correct Answer-Providers discretion
Stage 3 HTN ✔Correct Answer-> 180/11
If a person comes in for an exam and their BP is 180/110 then they should be ...? ✔Correct
Answer-Disqualified
Stage 3 HTN patient returns for a recheck. How long can they be certified and how often should they
be recertified? ✔Correct Answer-Certify for 6 months with recertification every six months
What should happen if a Stage 3 HTN patient comes in for a recheck and their BP is greater than
140/90?? ✔Correct Answer-The patient should be disqualified.
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A CMV driver must perceive a forced whispered voice in the better eat at not less than ___ with or
w/o a hearing aid ✔Correct Answer-5 Feet
This test is performed only when the Forced Whisper Test is failed in both ears ✔Correct Answer-
Audiogram
If tested by the use of an audiometric device, they must not have an AVERAGE hearing loss in the
better ear greater than ____ at 500Hz, 1000Hz, and 2000Hz ✔Correct Answer-40 decibels
___ ear and two eyes certifies! ✔Correct Answer-One
A driver with a hearing aid usually must go to an ____ or a hearing aid center for audiometry testing
✔Correct Answer-Audiologist
How long can a driver who meets the hearing requirements in one ear be certified? ✔Correct
Answer-2 Years
Inflammation of the inner ear that causes a sudden onset of vertigo. This requires a 2 month waiting
period. ✔Correct Answer-Acute and Peripheral Vesitbulopathy
This occurs when a small piece of bone-like calcium breaks free and floats inside the Eustachian tube
sending confusing messages to your brain about your body's position. This requires a 2-month
waiting period. ✔Correct Answer-Benign Positional Vertigo
T/F It is OK to certify someone with Uncontrolled Vertigo, Meniere's Disease, Labrythine Fistula, or
Non-Functioning Labryinthes ✔Correct Answer-False
An inner ear disorder that affects balance and hearing. ✔Correct Answer-Meniere's Disease
An abnormal opening in the bony capsule of the inner ear resulting in the leakage of the peri lymph
from the semicircular canals of the middle ear. ✔Correct Answer-Labrythine Fistula
Loss of vestibular function in both Labryinths leading to characteristic dysfunction in vision and
balance. These symptoms reflect how crucial our Labryinth sense is for generating proper reflexes so
that we can see clearly when we are moving and not lose our balance when we are standing or
walking. ✔Correct Answer-Non-Functioning Labryinths
Another name for the Labryinth ✔Correct Answer-Inner Ear
1 or 2 readings greater than or equal to 140/90 on the same day ✔Correct Answer-Elevated Blood
Pressure
Two readings greater than or equal to 140/90 on consecutive exams on two different days
✔Correct Answer-Hypertension
, Who should remeasure abnormal BP and or pulse rate or rhythm, especially if they are significant
factors in determining certification? ✔Correct Answer-The examiner
When measuring a driver's BP they should sit in the chair for at least 5 min, back is supported, legs
are uncrossed, and feet are touching the ground. Support the drivers arm at the elbow so the
midpoint of the BP cuff is... ✔Correct Answer-Even with the Sternum or right atrium of the driver
Stage 1 HTN ✔Correct Answer-140-159/90-99
How long can you certify someone who comes in for certification for the first time and has Stage 1
HTN? ✔Correct Answer-1 year
If someone with Stage 1 HTN comes into the clinic for recertification how long can you certify them
for if they are on BP meds and their BP is less than 140/90? ✔Correct Answer-1 year on BP meds
If someone with Stage 1 HTN comes into the clinic for recertification how long can you certify them
for if they are not on any BP meds? ✔Correct Answer-1-2 years if not on any BP meds
If a patient with Stage 1 HTN comes in for recertification and their BP is 140-159/90-99 what type of
certification would they receive? ✔Correct Answer-1 time, 3 month certification card
If a patient with Stage one HTN who comes back in for a 3-month recheck and their BP is <140/90
how long can they be certified for? ✔Correct Answer-1 year from the date of the of the complete
exam
What is Stage 2 HTN? ✔Correct Answer-160-179/100-109
When does a person need to come back to be seen with Stage 2 HTN after their first exam for
recertification? ✔Correct Answer-3 months
A person with Stage 2 HTN returns for their recheck exam after 3 months. How long can they be
certified if their BP is <140/90 and they are on BP meds? ✔Correct Answer-1 year from the date of
the complete exam
A person with Stage 2 HTN returns for their recheck exam after 3 months. How long can they be
certified if their BP is <140/90 and they are not on BP meds? ✔Correct Answer-1-2 years from the
date of the complete exam
A person with Stage 2 HTN returns for their recheck exam after 3 months. How long can they be
certified if their BP is >140/90? ✔Correct Answer-Providers discretion
Stage 3 HTN ✔Correct Answer-> 180/11
If a person comes in for an exam and their BP is 180/110 then they should be ...? ✔Correct
Answer-Disqualified
Stage 3 HTN patient returns for a recheck. How long can they be certified and how often should they
be recertified? ✔Correct Answer-Certify for 6 months with recertification every six months
What should happen if a Stage 3 HTN patient comes in for a recheck and their BP is greater than
140/90?? ✔Correct Answer-The patient should be disqualified.
