BPV Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

DOT exam questions and correct Answers (Verified) a 30 year old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified use of muscle relaxants such as skelaxin, soma, or flexeril is disqualifying drivers diagnosed with the following motor ...

DOT Exam Questions And Answers 2024 a 30 year old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified alified due to not waiting the recommended period fied up to 2 years to tilt table test for CT of brain - Correct Answer-B use of m...

What are the four non-discretionary standards? HIVE Hearing Insulin-dependent DM Vision Epilepsy What is normal grasp and prehension? 58lbs How many years fo you certify if pt has a SPE (skilled performance evaluation)? 2 years how long must someone with BPV be symptom free to certify? How long can someone with hx of BPV be certified? 2 months 2 yrs how long can someone with a vision exemption be certified? 1 yr how long can someone with IDDM e...

DOT Certification Exam with 100% correct answers latest updated Q&A a 30 year old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified alified due to not waiting the recommended period fied up to 2 years to tilt table test for CT of b...

BPPV is what type of vestibular disorder? - answer-Peripheral vestibular disorder BPPV stands for - answer-Benign Paroxismal Positional Vertigo Causes of BPV - answer-- Infection - Head trauma - Vestibular weakness - Advanced age What happens with BPPV? - answer-Otoconia is displaced into the SCC. L Anterior SCC work with which other SCC? - answer-Right posterior SCC BPPV S/S - answer-- Vertigo/nystagmus with CHANGE IN HEAD POSITION - Nausea -vomiting - Disequilibrium BPPV types - an...

DOT Exam Question With 100% Correct Answers a 30 year old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified alified due to not waiting the recommended period fied up to 2 years to tilt table test for CT of brain - answerB use of m...

DOT Exam Questions Verified Solutions a 30-year-old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified alified due to not waiting the recommended period fied up to 2 years to tilt table test for CT of brain B use of musc...

DOT Exam Question With 100% Correct Answers a 30 year old driver presents for a biennial recertification. the driver notes in his hx he's had 3 episodes of BPV 6 months ago but has been asymptomatic since. he provides a letter from his neurologist stating he is cleared to work w/o restrictions. exam is negative with no abnormalities. how long may he be qualified alified due to not waiting the recommended period fied up to 2 years to tilt table test for CT of brain - answerB use of m...

NR 603 Week 1 Compare and Contrast This discussion is about comparing and contrasting between Benign Positional Vertigo (BPV) and Meniere’s disease (MD). BPV and MD are both a neurological disorder with similar signs and symptoms that may cause a challenge for providers to diagnosis. BPV is a common type of vertigo that is a treatable peripheral vestibular disorder that occurs suddenly, with brief episodes and is caused from changing the position of the head and my even have signs of nystagmu...

NR 603: Week 1 Discussion: Compare and Contrast: Benign Positional Vertigo and Meniere's Disease Dr. Starks & Class, The purpose of this discussion is to compare and contrast benign positional vertigo (BPV) also known as benign paroxysmal positional vertigo (BPPV) and Meniere’s disease (MD) as well as to disseminate how the provider can recognize and further evaluate similarities and differences in these two similar diseases in order to determine the correct diagnosis and management. BPV and ...