Multiple Choice
On September 25th, 2014, while you perform a health history questionnaire on a 25-year-old male driver, he informs you that he previously had two (2) incidents of unprovoked seizures, one in 2009 and a second one in 2012. He stopped taking anti-seizure medication since 2013. He has no other health issues. How would you define his medical history in relation to these seizure incidents and what would be your decision regarding his fitness to drive?
A) A medical history of epilepsy; thus disqualifying the driver
B) No medical history of epilepsy; thus qualifying the driver
C) No medical history of epilepsy, because he had only 2 seizures within 5 years; thus qualifying the driver
D) A medical history of epilepsy; thus conditionally qualifying the driver for 1 year
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