Question 1

A driver with type 2 diabetes who takes Byetta can be certified under which of the following guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A) After a one-year waiting period 
B) After a six-month waiting period 
C) Can be certified without exemptions 
D) None of the above 
A) After a one-year waiting period 
B) After a six-month waiting period 
C) Can be certified without exemptions 
D) None of the above

Question 2

A driver who has had bacterial meningitis and early seizures must complete a mandatory waiting period of how long?

Accepted Answer

A) One year seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication 
B) Five years seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication 
C) Eight years seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication 
D) Ten years seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication 
A) One year seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication 
B) Five years seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication 
C) Eight years seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication 
D) Ten years seizure free and off anticonvulsant medication

Question 3

A driver with a thoracic aneurysm must be recertified how often?

Accepted Answer

A) Once a year 
B) Once every two years 
C) Every six months 
D) None of the above 
A) Once a year 
B) Once every two years 
C) Every six months 
D) None of the above

Question 4

A driver who currently takes an antipsychotic should be certified for a maximum of how long?

Accepted Answer

A) One year 
B) Two years 
C) Five years 
D) The driver cannot be certified 
A) One year 
B) Two years 
C) Five years 
D) The driver cannot be certified

Question 5

A driver who takes Coumadin for cardiovascular disease should obtain INR (international normalized ratio) monitoring how often?

Accepted Answer

A) At least monthly 
B) Every six months 
C) Every four months 
D) Once yearly 
A) At least monthly 
B) Every six months 
C) Every four months 
D) Once yearly

Question 6

A number of requirements must be met in order for a driver to pass a vision exam and be certified. Which of the following would prevent a driver from being certified by a medical examiner?

Accepted Answer

A) Binocular acuity of at least 20/40 
B) Distant visual acuity of at least 20/40 in each eye 
C) Horizontal field of vision of at least 70° measured in each eye 
D) Inability to distinguish among traffic devices showing red, amber, and green colors 
A) Binocular acuity of at least 20/40 
B) Distant visual acuity of at least 20/40 in each eye 
C) Horizontal field of vision of at least 70° measured in each eye 
D) Inability to distinguish among traffic devices showing red, amber, and green colors

Question 7

Which of the following is true regarding a driver with mitral valve prolapse?

Accepted Answer

A) The driver cannot be certified under any circumstances. 
B) The driver can be certified provided treatment has been shown to be safe and effective. 
C) The driver can be certified for a three-month maximum. 
D) None of the above 
A) The driver cannot be certified under any circumstances. 
B) The driver can be certified provided treatment has been shown to be safe and effective. 
C) The driver can be certified for a three-month maximum. 
D) None of the above

Question 8

In the event that a driver presents who has a mild Ebstein anomaly, how should the medical examiner handle their case?

Accepted Answer

A) The driver can be certified, as most people with a mild Ebstein anomaly are asymptomatic. 
B) The driver can be certified after a six-month waiting period. 
C) The driver can be certified after a one-year waiting period. 
D) The driver cannot be certified. 
A) The driver can be certified, as most people with a mild Ebstein anomaly are asymptomatic. 
B) The driver can be certified after a six-month waiting period. 
C) The driver can be certified after a one-year waiting period. 
D) The driver cannot be certified.

Question 9

A driver presents with allergic rhinitis. How is this condition to be treated by a medical examiner?

Accepted Answer

A) The driver should not be certified. 
B) The driver can be certified once etiology is confirmed and treatment is shown to be effective. 
C) The driver can be certified following a one-year waiting period. 
D) There are no federal guidelines regarding allergic rhinitis. 
A) The driver should not be certified. 
B) The driver can be certified once etiology is confirmed and treatment is shown to be effective. 
C) The driver can be certified following a one-year waiting period. 
D) There are no federal guidelines regarding allergic rhinitis.

Question 10

A driver presents who has suffered an embolic or thrombotic stroke and uses oral anticoagulant therapy. What are the guidelines for the driver's certification?

Accepted Answer

A) The driver can be certified following a six-month waiting period. 
B) The driver can be certified following a one-year waiting period. 
C) The driver can be certified when he/she is no longer taking anticoagulant therapy. 
D) The driver cannot be certified. 
A) The driver can be certified following a six-month waiting period. 
B) The driver can be certified following a one-year waiting period. 
C) The driver can be certified when he/she is no longer taking anticoagulant therapy. 
D) The driver cannot be certified.

Question 11

A driver who has an impairment that affects the torso can be certified under which of the following guidelines?

Accepted Answer

A) Evaluation by a specialist 
B) A one-year waiting period 
C) The driver cannot be certified 
D) None of the above 
A) Evaluation by a specialist 
B) A one-year waiting period 
C) The driver cannot be certified 
D) None of the above

Question 12

A driver who has experienced a moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI) with early seizures must observe a waiting period of how long before being certified?

Accepted Answer

A) Two years off anticonvulsant medications and seizure free 
B) Five years off anticonvulsant medications and seizure free 
C) One year off anticonvulsant medications and seizure free 
D) A driver with a traumatic brain injury cannot be certified 
A) Two years off anticonvulsant medications and seizure free 
B) Five years off anticonvulsant medications and seizure free 
C) One year off anticonvulsant medications and seizure free 
D) A driver with a traumatic brain injury cannot be certified

Question 13

A driver who has been diagnosed with vertigo may not be certified if he/she also has a diagnosis of which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Plantar fasciitis 
B) Labyrinthine fistula 
C) Eczema 
D) Crohn's disease 
A) Plantar fasciitis 
B) Labyrinthine fistula 
C) Eczema 
D) Crohn's disease

Question 14

A driver presents with a hernia. Can the driver be certified?

Accepted Answer

A) No, the driver cannot be certified. 
B) Yes, after a one-year waiting period. 
C) Yes, if the hernia does not cause discomfort or interfere with driving. 
D) Yes, after a thirty-day waiting period. 
A) No, the driver cannot be certified. 
B) Yes, after a one-year waiting period. 
C) Yes, if the hernia does not cause discomfort or interfere with driving. 
D) Yes, after a thirty-day waiting period.

Question 15

A driver who had a benign extra-axial tumor successfully removed may be certified under the following circumstances:

Accepted Answer

A) A one-year waiting period following surgical removal 
B) A two-year waiting period following surgical removal 
C) A six-month waiting period following surgical removal 
D) The driver cannot be certified 
A) A one-year waiting period following surgical removal 
B) A two-year waiting period following surgical removal 
C) A six-month waiting period following surgical removal 
D) The driver cannot be certified

Question 16

A driver with a fixed deficit of an extremity may be certified provided the loss is not due to which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Birth defect 
B) Auto accident 
C) Progressive disease 
D) All of the above 
A) Birth defect 
B) Auto accident 
C) Progressive disease 
D) All of the above

Question 17

Can a driver who has undergone a surgical procedure which involved dural penetration be certified?

Accepted Answer

A) No, the driver cannot be certified. 
B) Yes, after a six-month waiting period. 
C) Yes, provided the driver is prescribed anticonvulsant medication. 
D) Yes, after a two-year waiting period. 
A) No, the driver cannot be certified. 
B) Yes, after a six-month waiting period. 
C) Yes, provided the driver is prescribed anticonvulsant medication. 
D) Yes, after a two-year waiting period.

Question 18

If a driver presents with central core disease, the medical examiner must do which of the following?

Accepted Answer

A) Certify with a two-month waiting period. 
B) Certify with a six-month waiting period. 
C) Certify with no waiting period. 
D) The driver cannot be certified. 
A) Certify with a two-month waiting period. 
B) Certify with a six-month waiting period. 
C) Certify with no waiting period. 
D) The driver cannot be certified.

Question 19

A driver with a history of migraines whose condition does not interfere with the health and safety of the driver and public may be certified for a maximum of how long?

Accepted Answer

A) Two years 
B) Five years 
C) One year 
D) Ten years 
A) Two years 
B) Five years 
C) One year 
D) Ten years

Question 20

If a driver successfully meets the requirements of the hearing exam, a medical examiner may certify the driver for a maximum of:

Accepted Answer

A) Two years 
B) One year 
C) Six months 
D) Eighteen months 
A) Two years 
B) One year 
C) Six months 
D) Eighteen months

A driver with type 2 diabetes who takes Byetta can be certified under which of the following guidelines?

A driver who has had bacterial meningitis and early seizures must complete a mandatory waiting period of how long?

A driver with a thoracic aneurysm must be recertified how often?

A driver who currently takes an antipsychotic should be certified for a maximum of how long?

A driver who takes Coumadin for cardiovascular disease should obtain INR (international normalized ratio) monitoring how often?

A number of requirements must be met in order for a driver to pass a vision exam and be certified. Which of the following would prevent a driver from being certified by a medical examiner?

Which of the following is true regarding a driver with mitral valve prolapse?

In the event that a driver presents who has a mild Ebstein anomaly, how should the medical examiner handle their case?

A driver presents with allergic rhinitis. How is this condition to be treated by a medical examiner?

A driver presents who has suffered an embolic or thrombotic stroke and uses oral anticoagulant therapy. What are the guidelines for the driver's certification?

A driver who has an impairment that affects the torso can be certified under which of the following guidelines?

A driver who has experienced a moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI) with early seizures must observe a waiting period of how long before being certified?

A driver who has been diagnosed with vertigo may not be certified if he/she also has a diagnosis of which of the following?

A driver presents with a hernia. Can the driver be certified?

A driver who had a benign extra-axial tumor successfully removed may be certified under the following circumstances:

A driver with a fixed deficit of an extremity may be certified provided the loss is not due to which of the following?

Can a driver who has undergone a surgical procedure which involved dural penetration be certified?

If a driver presents with central core disease, the medical examiner must do which of the following?

A driver with a history of migraines whose condition does not interfere with the health and safety of the driver and public may be certified for a maximum of how long?

If a driver successfully meets the requirements of the hearing exam, a medical examiner may certify the driver for a maximum of:

Diagnostic Tests and Referrals

Documentation of Ancillary Information

Driver Identification and History

Health Education Counseling

Physical Examination and Evaluation

Risk Assessment

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Exam 1: Certification Outcomes and Intervals

A driver with type 2 diabetes who takes Byetta can be certified under which of the following guidelines?

A driver who has had bacterial meningitis and early seizures must complete a mandatory waiting period of how long?

A driver with a thoracic aneurysm must be recertified how often?

A driver who currently takes an antipsychotic should be certified for a maximum of how long?

A driver who takes Coumadin for cardiovascular disease should obtain INR (international normalized ratio) monitoring how often?

A number of requirements must be met in order for a driver to pass a vision exam and be certified. Which of the following would prevent a driver from being certified by a medical examiner?

Which of the following is true regarding a driver with mitral valve prolapse?

In the event that a driver presents who has a mild Ebstein anomaly, how should the medical examiner handle their case?

A driver presents with allergic rhinitis. How is this condition to be treated by a medical examiner?

A driver presents who has suffered an embolic or thrombotic stroke and uses oral anticoagulant therapy. What are the guidelines for the driver's certification?

A driver who has an impairment that affects the torso can be certified under which of the following guidelines?

A driver who has experienced a moderate traumatic brain injury (TBI) with early seizures must observe a waiting period of how long before being certified?

A driver who has been diagnosed with vertigo may not be certified if he/she also has a diagnosis of which of the following?

A driver presents with a hernia. Can the driver be certified?

A driver who had a benign extra-axial tumor successfully removed may be certified under the following circumstances:

A driver with a fixed deficit of an extremity may be certified provided the loss is not due to which of the following?

Can a driver who has undergone a surgical procedure which involved dural penetration be certified?

If a driver presents with central core disease, the medical examiner must do which of the following?

A driver with a history of migraines whose condition does not interfere with the health and safety of the driver and public may be certified for a maximum of how long?

If a driver successfully meets the requirements of the hearing exam, a medical examiner may certify the driver for a maximum of:

Diagnostic Tests and Referrals

Documentation of Ancillary Information

Driver Identification and History

Health Education Counseling

Physical Examination and Evaluation

Risk Assessment

Filters