NCRME EXAM 2025 NCRME EXAM TEST BANK

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NCRME EXAM 2025 / NCRME EXAM TEST BANK

ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE 200 QUESTIONS AND

CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED

ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+

Which of the following is a requirement for a driver with a history of alcoholism to be certified?

• No residual disqualifying physical impairment
• Successful treatment with naltrexone
• Currently in counseling and/or treatment
• No more than one current alcohol-related disorder -

ANSWER-A) Treatment with naltrexone is not required for driver certification for a driver with a history of alcoholism. A driver with a history of alcoholism must have completed counseling and/or treatment and must not have a current alcohol-related disorder in order to be certified.

Which of the following is a disqualifying condition?

• A past clinical diagnosis of alcoholism
• A breath alcohol result of 0.019% 1 / 4

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• An alcohol-related stable physical condition, regardless of the

time element

• Use of methadone - ANSWER-D) A current diagnosis of

alcoholism is disqualifying. A breath alcohol result of 0.02% or higher renders the driver unqualified to drive. An alcohol-related unstable physical condition is disqualifying.

Ongoing voluntary attendance at self-help groups (e.g. 12 step

programs) for maintenance of recovery from alcoholism:

• Is required for all drivers recovering from alcoholism
• Is disqualifying
• Is allowed but not required for drivers recovering from

alcoholism

• Fulfills the requirement for rehabilitation following a

violation of alcohol rules. - ANSWER-C) 12-step or similar programs do not fulfill rehabiliation requirements for drivers with a violation of alcohol (or drug) regulations. Participation in such programs is allowed, but not required, and is not disqualifying.

Which of the following is a mental health professional that the medial examiner may refer to or consult with?1) Breath alcohol technician (BAT) 2 / 4

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2) Designated employer representative (DER) 3) Medical review officer (MRO) 4) Substance abuse professional (SAP)

• 1, 2, and 3
• 1 and 3 only
• 2 and 4 only
• 4 only
• all of the above - ANSWER-According to the FMCSA, all of

these are defined as mental health professionals

The maximal certification internal for a driver with a history of drug abuse or alcoholism is

• Six months
• One year
• Two years
• Do not certify - ANSWER-C) Drivers with a history of drug

abuse or alcoholism may be certified forup to two years. Drivers may be subject to drug and/or alcohol testing more frequently, but such testing is performed under 49 CFR Part 40 drug and alcohol testing regulations, not under 49 CFR Part 391.41 driver qualification standards 3 / 4

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Which of the following is true?

• One of the requirements for the CMV drier physical

examination is testing for controlled substances

• A driver taking multiple medications reports daily, regular or

moderate use of alcohol. The Medical Examiner should evaluate the possibility of medication interactions with alcohol that may cause impairment

• Even in remission, alcoholism is disabling for the CMV

driver

• Use of Schedule I drugs is not disqualifying - ANSWER-B)

Testing for controlled substances if not required for the CMV driver examination. Alcoholism in remission is not a disqualifying condition. Use of Schedule I drugs is disqualifying.

Ongoing attendance at self-help groups

• Fulfills the requirement to complete a rehabilitation program
• Is not disqualifying when used for maintenance of recovery
• Eliminates the need for follow-up testing
• Is mandated by the FMCSA - ANSWER-B) Attendance at

self-help groups is to disqualifying but does not fulfill the requirement for participation ina rehabilitation program. Follow-

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