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A driver who takes insulin for diabetes skipped lunch and now feels shaky and lightheaded before a trip. What does the manual advise?
Correct answer: Let someone else drive, since an insulin reaction is possible now.
Why
An insulin reaction can cause a blackout, convulsions or shock, and a skipped meal or the wrong dose can bring it on. The manual also suggests that someone else drive while a doctor adjusts the insulin dose. If any illness makes you feel unwell, let someone else drive.
Verified against South Dakota Driver License Manual · Health · p. 22
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