A 22-Year-Old Male Presents for Examination to Qualify as an Interstate

A 22-year-old male presents for examination to qualify as an interstate CMV driver. He admits undergoing a surgery 2 months before to repair a patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) since birth. He provides a cardiologist report indicating that he is asymptomatic, tolerant to medication, and has normal systolic functions. No symptoms of dyspnea or palpitation since he underwent the surgery. Is this person qualified to undergo a medical examination, and why?

A) No, at least 3 months must pass from the surgery date to qualify for examination.
B) Yes, he is asymptomatic with normal heart functions.
C) No, his symptoms of dyspnea and palpitation disappeared only after the surgery.
D) Yes, he provided a cardiologist's clearance.

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