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3. Psychological & Physiological

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24. Illness

Illness can impair:

  • your ability to transmit visual and auditory information to the brain
  • the ability of the brain to act on it
  • your ability to rapidly take corrective action, such as changing the direction and speed of your vehicle, and can cause you to fall asleep at the wheel.

Certain prescription and over-the-counter medications taken for illness, even common cold medications, can cause you to become drowsy while driving.

Lesson Summary


  

Lesson 3 Quiz


You will now answer 5 questions to test what you learned during this lesson. You must answer all questions correctly to receive completion credit for this lesson. You may answer the questions as many times as necessary to get them right.

You should review the lesson material if you don't do well on the quiz.

  1. Your "Field of Vision" is:


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  2. The colorless, odorless and poisonous gas from the exhaust is called:


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  3. When listening to your car radio, or other audio device:


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  4. A vehicles' "blind spots" are:


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  5. The "P" in the SIPDE process stands for:


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