A driver presents who has myasthenia gravis and vision problems. How should the medical examiner handle this case?
A)Recommend certification after a six-month waiting period.
B)Recommend certification after a one-year waiting period.
C)Recommend certification after a follow-up exam with a specialist.
D)Do not certify.

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Do not certify.
In addition to limb muscle weakness, vision is often affected and easy fatigability is a common
manifestation. A driver who has been diagnosed with myasthenia gravis cannot be certified.

A Driver Presents Who Has Myasthenia Gravis and Vision Problems