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CME Certified Federal Medical Examiner

Category - Certification Outcomes and Intervals

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A driver who has an anxiety disorder and who is prescribed a sedating anxiolytic should:

Not be certified.
Be certified if the medication has been shown to be safe and effective.
Be certified upon a follow-up exam with a specialist.
Be certified after a six-month waiting period.

Explanation

Answer: A - Not be certified.

Because studies have shown that there is likely a link between sedating anxiolytics and car accidents, drivers who take them should not be certified.

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