During the DOT (Department of Transportation ) physical, blood drawing is not part of the physical itself and blood is not taken. However, a commercial driver presenting with certain medical conditions that may require further investigation such as sugar in the urine, may be recommended to have further testing that involves blood drawing. This is usually referred out or done later and not during the actual DOT physical.
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The same as a humans blood vessels, to take blood to the heart.
It is important to know how blood patterns differ on surfaces to provide an interpretation of the physical events which made them. -
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They can. That is they are permitted to do so.
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In the normal DOT physical, the urine is checked for blood, protein, sugar, and specific gravity. DOT-protocol drug test may or may not be included.
Yes. To have an active CDL, you need a current DOT physical, always.
When you go to the DMV to get your CDL, you'll be expected to show either your DOT medical card, or the DOT physical long form. Additionally, any employer hiring you as a CMV operator is going to require you to present your DOT physical card, and possibly the long form physical, as well.
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yes they can because you watch your blood sugar, but if it turns into type 1 then you can't drive a truck. plus when you do you dot physical for type 2 dietetic is good for one year and reg dot is two years.
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Find a medical clinic in your area which does DOT physicals, get a DOT physical done, show your new DOT medical card to the DMV. It's that simple.
You can download it from the DOT website, or get a copy from the practice that's completing your physical.
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