A 55-year-old man attends his GP after experiencing a single episode of syncope while standing for a long time at a crowded event. He had a clear prod...

Question

A 55-year-old man attends his GP after experiencing a single episode of syncope while standing for a long time at a crowded event. He had a clear prodrome of nausea and sweating. Cardiovascular examination and ECG are normal. What advice should be given regarding driving (Group 1 license)?

Accepted Answer

May continue to drive and does not need to notify the DVLA.

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Must stop driving and notify the DVLA. Cannot drive for 6 months.

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Must stop driving and notify the DVLA. Cannot drive for 1 month.

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Must stop driving for 1 week, but does not need to notify the DVLA.

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May continue to drive, but must notify the DVLA.

ukmla MCQ (SBA): Syncope (Driving Advice)

A 55-year-old man attends his GP after experiencing a single episode of syncope while standing for a long time at a crowded event. He had a clear prodrome of nausea and sweating. Cardiovascular examination and ECG are normal. What advice should be given regarding driving (Group 1 license)?