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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?
A) No residual disqualifying physical impairment
B) Successful treatment with naltrexone
C) Currently in counseling and/or treatment
D) 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) A past clinical diagnosis of alcoholism
B) A breath alcohol result of 0.019%
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C) An alcohol-related stable physical condition, regardless of the
time element
D) 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:
A) Is required for all drivers recovering from alcoholism
B) Is disqualifying
C) Is allowed but not required for drivers recovering from
alcoholism
D) 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)
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2) Designated employer representative (DER)
3) Medical review officer (MRO)
4) Substance abuse professional (SAP)
A) 1, 2, and 3
B) 1 and 3 only
C) 2 and 4 only
D) 4 only
E) 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
A) Six months
B) One year
C) Two years
D) 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
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Which of the following is true?
A) One of the requirements for the CMV drier physical
examination is testing for controlled substances
B) 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
C) Even in remission, alcoholism is disabling for the CMV
driver
D) 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
A) Fulfills the requirement to complete a rehabilitation program
B) Is not disqualifying when used for maintenance of recovery
C) Eliminates the need for follow-up testing
D) 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-
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?
A) No residual disqualifying physical impairment
B) Successful treatment with naltrexone
C) Currently in counseling and/or treatment
D) 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) A past clinical diagnosis of alcoholism
B) A breath alcohol result of 0.019%
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C) An alcohol-related stable physical condition, regardless of the
time element
D) 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:
A) Is required for all drivers recovering from alcoholism
B) Is disqualifying
C) Is allowed but not required for drivers recovering from
alcoholism
D) 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)
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2) Designated employer representative (DER)
3) Medical review officer (MRO)
4) Substance abuse professional (SAP)
A) 1, 2, and 3
B) 1 and 3 only
C) 2 and 4 only
D) 4 only
E) 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
A) Six months
B) One year
C) Two years
D) 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
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Which of the following is true?
A) One of the requirements for the CMV drier physical
examination is testing for controlled substances
B) 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
C) Even in remission, alcoholism is disabling for the CMV
driver
D) 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
A) Fulfills the requirement to complete a rehabilitation program
B) Is not disqualifying when used for maintenance of recovery
C) Eliminates the need for follow-up testing
D) 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-
