A driver presents who has suffered an embolic or thrombotic stroke and uses oral anticoagulant therapy. What are the guidelines for the driver's certification?
A)The driver can be certified following a six-month waiting period.
B)The driver can be certified following a one-year waiting period.
C)The driver can be certified when he/she is no longer taking anticoagulant therapy.
D)The driver cannot be certified.

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The driver cannot be certified.
There are a number of circumstances which, along with a history of stroke, must prohibit a driver from becoming certified. Among these is the use of oral anticoagulant therapy because of the risks of excessive bleeding.

A Driver Presents Who Has Suffered an Embolic or Thrombotic