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NRCME (DOT)TEST BANK (2024-2025) QUESTIONSWITH SOLUTIONS
The Medical Examiner should be familiar with DOT drug and
alcohol testing requirements as outlined in:
A) 49 CFR Part 40
B) 40 CFR Part 38
C) 49 CFR Part 66
D) 49 CFR Part 12 - <<,Answers<<<>>A) DOT drug and
alcohol testing regulations are described in 49 CFR Part 40
The maximum period of certification for a driver disqualified
for Stage 3 hypertension, but who has, at the certification
examination, a BP less than or equal 140/90, is:
A) One year
B) Six months
C) Three months
D) Two years - <<,Answers<<<>>B) Drivers with Stage 3
hypertension are certified for maximum six-month intervals.
A driver treated for hypertension presents on September 8,
2012 with a blood pressure of 142/96. The driver is given a
three-month certification until December 8, 2012. On blood
pressure check one month later, on October 14, 2012, the
driver's blood pressure is 144/72. The driver should be
certified for __________________.
A) Do not certify
B) Three months to January 14, 2013
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C) One year to September 8, 2018
D) The driver remains certified for the three month-interval
until December 8, 2012 - <<,Answers<<<>>D) The three
month certification reminds valid. The driver did not qualify
for a one-year certification, nor did the driver's blood pressure
disqualify the driver. If the driver fails to meet the
requirement to lower blood pressure to >=140/90 by
December 8, 2012,, the driver will be disqualified until blood
pressure is stabilized at <=140/90
The one-time use of a 3-month certificate for blood pressure
greater than 140/90 can be provided to a drivers:
A) Only once in the driver's lifetime
B) On consecutive examinations until the driver's blood
pressure is less than or equal to 140/90
C) When the driver has no previous history of the
hypertension and has a blood pressure of 162/84
D) When the driver has a blood pressure of 182/84 -
<<,Answers<<<>>C) A 3-month certificate may be issued
more than once in a driver's lifetime. A 3-month Certificate
may not be issued consecutively - a driver may not receive
consecutive 3-month certificates. A blood pressure of 182/84
is disqualifying, and the driver may not be certified until the
driver has a blood pressure of <=140/90.
The maximum certification period for a driver with Stage 1
hypertension is:
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A) Three months
B) One year
C) Two years
D) Do not certify - <<,Answers<<<>>B) Stage 1
hypertension (SBP 140-159, DBP 90-99) has a maximum
certification interval of one year. This interval is used when
the driver has no history of or treatment for hypertension. If
the driver has a history of or treatment for hypertension, the
driver should be certified for a maximum of three months.
Pulmonary conditions that should result in a disqualification
decision include:
A) Any pulmonary process that is likely to interfere with
driver ability to operate a CMV safely, either due to history or
clinical diagnosis.
B) Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)
C Asthma
D) Pulmonary tuberculosis - <<,Answers<<<>>A) Any
condition, pulmonary or otherwise, likely to interfere with
safe driving is disqualifying. COPD and asthma may be
disqualifying depending on symptoms and the results of
pulmonary function testing. Pulmonary TB is disqualifying
until treatment is established as adequate/effective, safe, and
stable and the driver is determined not to be contagious.
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The maximum certifcation interval for. Driver diagnosed with
asthma is:
A) 3 months
B) 6 months
C) 1 year
D) 2 years - <<,Answers<<<>>D) The maximum certifcation
interval for a driver with asthma is 2 years
The driver diagnosed with COPD may be certified if the
driver has:
A) Hypoxemia at rest
B) FEV1>=65%
C) Chronic respiratory failure
D) History of continuing cough with cough syncope -
<<,Answers<<<>>B) Hypoxemia at rest, chronic respiratory
failure, and cough syncope are all disqualifying
Drivers with sleep apnea should have all of the following
except:
A) multiple sleep latency testing values within the normal
range
B) Resolution of apneas confirmed by a sleep study
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