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NCRME EXAM PRACTICE EXAM TEST BANK 2025 /
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COMPLETE 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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The longest the medical examiner would certify a driver with a
history of Stage 3 hypertension is:
- 3 months
- 6 months
- 12 months
- 24 months - ANSWER-Correct answer is "B". The driver may
only be certified for a maximum of 6 months for the rest of his/her driving career.
A driver is taking Wellbutrin to help him stop smoking. He has provided a note from his PCP stating that he has no side effects and confirms that he is taking the medication for smoking cessation.The examiner would?
- Certify the driver for 2 years. 1 / 4
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- Certify the driver for 1 year.
- Disqualify the driver because the medication is not allowed.
- Council the driver to only take the medication at night. -
ANSWER-Correct answer is "A". The driver is not being treated for a psychiatric condition such as anxiety or depression, and he has clearance. He would be able to be certified for 2 years.
During the history, the driver admits to taking Benadryl for seasonal allergies. The examiner should?
- Counsel the driver to not take the medication for 12 hours
- Obtain medical clearance from the driver's PCP that he/she
- Disqualify the driver until he/she is no longer taking
- Provide a 1-time, 3-month certificate to determine the
prior to driving.
can drive.
Benadryl.
medication's effect on the driver. - ANSWER-Correct answer is "A". Counsel the driver concerning use of over-the-counter anti- histamines, and anti-tussives (both cause drowsiness and should not be taken while driving) and about the 12- hour rule.
A driver has a history of a moderate Traumatic Brain Injury that occurred 3 years ago as a result of a car accident. He reports he 2 / 4
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has fully recovered and provides a note from his neurologist stating that he suffered no seizures and that he is able to return to driving. He does not list any medications in his history. The
examiner should:
- Disqualify the driver.
- Require the driver to take a "Folstein's mini mental state
- Certify the driver for one year.
- Certify the driver for two years. - ANSWER-Correct answer
exam."
is "C". The driver suffered no seizures from the TBI, has completed the required waiting period (2 years), and has medical clearance. If the rest of the examination is unremarkable, the driver could be certified for 1 year.
A driver reports a suicide attempt 10 months earlier, following the break-up of his marriage. He noted seeing a psychiatrist and he takes Citalopram daily and he reports he feels fine now and is moving on with his life. He provides a release from his doctor that he may return to work without restrictions. The medical
examiner should:
- Disqualify the driver.
- Require a CAGE questionnaire.
- Certify the driver for 1 year. 3 / 4
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- Certify the driver for 2 years. - ANSWER-Correct answer is
"A". The driver is temporarily disqualified because he has not completed the mandatory waiting period for suicide attempt of 1 year. Once he has completed this, he may be certified for 1 year due to the continued treatment of depression (taking an SSRI).The certification is from the date of the original examination.
The driver lists Synthroid for the treatment of hypothyroidism.He has been taking it for about 6 months and feels fine now. His examination is essentially normal. The examiner's best course of action is to?
- Request medical clearance for the medication prior to
- Certify the driver for 1 year.
- Certify the driver for 2 years.
- Counsel the driver that he needs to apply for an endocrine
certification.
exemption. - ANSWER-Correct answer is "C". The driver's hypothyroidism is well managed and he is asymptomatic. The driver may be certified for 2 years.
A 48-year-old male driver presents for a certification examination. He reports in his history a back injury that had occurred 4 years earlier. He states that he was out of work following back surgery for over a year, but since has returned to
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