Be in Shape to Drive Quiz¶

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Assess impairment, fatigue, and distraction knowledge.

Multiple Choice¶

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Mixing substances (alcohol + drugs) often:

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First dose of a new drowsy medication action:

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Fatigue sign:

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Distraction category when thinking about unrelated problems while driving:

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Best impairment prevention strategy:

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Hands-free device eliminates all distraction.

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Fatigued driving can mimic impairment effects.

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Anger may lead to risky maneuvers.

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Label warnings about drowsiness should be ignored if schedule demands driving.

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Microsleeps can occur at highway speeds in fatigued drivers.

1. Feeling drowsy 1 hour into drive; next rest area 10 miles. Plan?

Increase ventilation, brief mild stimulation, reach rest area; if severe, stop safely sooner.

2. New prescription with drowsiness warning and early appointment. Choice?

Arrange ride or delay driving until effects assessed.

3. Emotional upset after argument. Drive now?

Delay trip; use calming routine until focus restored.

4. Friend insists they are fine after drinking. Response?

Offer alternative transport; do not allow impaired driving.

5. Long overnight drive planned. Preparation?

Full sleep, plan breaks every ~2 hours, avoid heavy meal before departure.

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