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В§ 83.5(b)(8) states that a provider can disqualify someone from driving if the provider feels the individual has a medical condition that could impair a person's ability to drive safely

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В§ 83.5(a)(3) states that a person who has periodic episodes of loss of consciousness which are of unknown etiology or not otherwise categorized, unless the person has been free from episode for the year immediately preceding will not be qualified to drive. Loss of Consciousness of Unknown Etiology В§ 83.5(b)(6) states that a provider can disqualify someone from driving if the provider feels the individual has periodic episodes of loss of attention or awareness, which are of unknown etiology or not otherwise categorized, unless the person has been free from episode for the year immediately preceding, as reported by a licensed physician. Loss of Attention or Awareness of Unknown Etiology The above waiver will only be granted if the treating health care provider submits written certification indicating it is a temporary condition or isolated incident not likely to recur.

toxic ingestion or metabolic imbalance.

during or concurrent with a nonrecurring transient illness, or.

while the individual was under the treating health care providerвЂ™s care,.

However, a waiver from disqualification may be granted if an individual has been previously free from severe hypoglycemic reactions or symptomatic hyperglycemia for the preceding 6 months and the subsequent severe hypoglycemic reaction or symptomatic hyperglycemia occurred Diabetic examinations may be required more frequently if recommended by the treating heath care provider. Individuals who have had a disqualifying episode and are eligible for restoration must submit to follow-up diabetic examinations, which include an HbA1C test as well as a vision screening at 6, 12, 24, and finally 48 month intervals. В§ 83.5(a)(1) states that a person who has unstable diabetes mellitus leading to severe hypoglycemic reactions or symptomatic hyperglycemia will not be qualified to drive, unless there has been a continuous period of at least 6 months free from a disqualifying episode.

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Reporting Drivers with Diabetes Mellitus Frequently Asked Questions В§ 83.5(b)(5) and (8) states that a provider can disqualify someone from driving if the provider feels the individual has a mental disorder manifested by the symptoms of inattentiveness to the task of driving because of, for example, preoccupation, hallucination or delusion contemplation of suicide, as may be present in acute or chronic depression or in other disorders excessive aggressiveness or disregard for the safety of self or others or both, presenting a clear and present danger, regardless of cause or any other condition that could impair a person's ability to drive safely.

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В§ 83.5(b)(4) states that a provider may recommend a license recall if a person has cerebral vascular insufficiency or cardiovascular disease which, within the preceding 6 months, has resulted in lack of coordination, confusion, loss of awareness, dyspnea upon mild exertion or any other sign or symptom, which impairs the ability to control and safely operate a motor vehicle. В§ 83.5(a)(2) states that a person who has cerebral vascular insufficiency or cardiovascular disease which, within the preceding 6 months, has resulted in syncopal attack or loss of consciousness, vertigo, paralysis or loss of qualifying visual fields will not be qualified to drive. Chapter 83 - Medical Regulations for Drivers, other than School Bus Drivers

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