Oklahoma Class D Knowledge Test Practice
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Your doctor prescribes a new pain medicine, and its label warns that it can cause drowsiness. An hour after the first dose you feel sleepy, and you need to drive to work. What should you do?
Correct answer: Do not drive while you feel drowsy, and ask your doctor or pharmacist when it is safe.
Why
Many prescription and over-the-counter drugs, such as cold, allergy and pain medicines, can slow your reactions, make you dizzy and weaken your concentration and vision. Oklahoma law makes it a crime to drive under the influence of any substance that can make you unable to drive safely. Read the label for warnings before you take a drug, and if you are not sure that you can drive safely, ask a pharmacist or doctor.
Verified against Oklahoma Driver Manual · Other Drugs and Driving: prescription and over-the-counter drugs · p. 64, 66
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