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AK NRCME DOT EXAM STUDY SET PART 2 Questions And Answers Allergic Rhinitis - ANS-Waiting Period: No recommended time Maximum Certification: 2 years Allergic Rhinitis: Recommend not to certify if- - ANS-The driver has complications and or treatment that impair function, including: - severe conjunctivitis affecting vision - inability to keep eyes open - photophobia - uncontrollable sneezing fits - sinusitis with severe HA - Medications that cause sedation or other side effects tha...

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2024 NRCME DOT EXAM REVIEW WITH 200 ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS WITH RATIONALES/ NRCME (DOT) LATEST EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (BRAND NEW!!) If a significant abnormal finding for urinalysis specific gravity, protein, or blood is found, the medical examiner should: A) Disqualify the driver B) Request that a renal specialist determine if the driver is medically qualified C) Use clinical expertise to determine a certification decision and to determine if ad...

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Who can the DOT exam be administered to? - correct answer Anyone who requests the exam, regardless of age Who is responsible for ensuring the driver meets the minimum age requirement of 21 years old? - correct answer Motor carrier When should a BP be confirmed with a second measurement during the exam? - correct answer Any BP 140/90 or greater What BP readings may be used for certification decisions? - correct answer Only BP readings taken during the DOT physical exam What is...

AK NRCME DOT EXAM STUDY SET PART 2 Questions And Answers Allergic Rhinitis - ANS-Waiting Period: No recommended time Maximum Certification: 2 years Allergic Rhinitis: Recommend not to certify if- - ANS-The driver has complications and or treatment that impair function, including: - severe conjunctivitis affecting vision - inability to keep eyes open - photophobia - uncontrollable sneezing fits - sinusitis with severe HA - Medications that cause sedation or other side effects tha...

Who can the DOT exam be administered to? - Answer Anyone who requests the exam, regardless of age Who is responsible for ensuring the driver meets the minimum age requirement of 21 years old? - Answer Motor carrier When should a BP be confirmed with a second measurement during the exam? - Answer Any BP 140/90 or greater What BP readings may be used for certification decisions? - Answer Only BP readings taken during the DOT physical exam What is stage 1 hypertension? - Answer 140-159/...

The driver presents with a SPE Certificate. The Medical Examiner's next step should be: - Answer Proceed with the examination. A 21-year-old driver presents with a history of ADHD for 10 years, taking stable dosing of Adderall. He describes no side effects. Which of the following is true? a. A significant percentage of individuals with adult ADHD show a moderate to marked degree of improvement on central nervous system stimulant medication. b. ADHD is a disqualifying condition. c. Adde...

NRCME DOT Examiner Test Practice Questions with 100% Correct Answers According to FMCSA regulations, which of the following must the medical examiner evaluate when examining a driver's eyes? A. Pupil reactivity B. Iris symmetry C. Conjunctival injection D. Corneal thickness - Correct Answer ️️ -Correct Response: A. Pupil reactivity Incorrect Responses: B. Iris symmetry This is incorrect because determining iris symmetry is not required by FMCSA. C. Conjunctival injection This i...

NRCME DOT Examiner Test Practice Questions with Revised Answers Which of the following is not true in regards to antidepressant therapy? A. Second generation antidepressants, including fluoxetine and venlafaxine, have fewer side effects than first generation antidepressants and are generally safe B. Guidelines recommend a case-by-case assessment of drivers treated with antidepressant medication C. First generation antidepressants, which include tricyclics such as amitriptyline and imiprami...