Commercial drivers referred to West Virginia DMV medical review use this version of the state's medical report. It follows DLAB-1 but adds a sleep disorder section and expanded mental health and alcohol or drug questions, and it asks whether the applicant can safely operate a commercial vehicle and whether vehicle size or type should be limited. An endocrinologist must complete the diabetes section.
The driver completes and signs Part I before the visit. The examining licensed physician completes Parts II through IV, and a board certified or eligible endocrinologist completes the diabetes mellitus section.
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Medical Report Form (CDL)
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The diabetes mellitus section must be completed by a board certified or board eligible endocrinologist. It asks about insulin or oral medication, diabetic coma or shock, insulin reactions that impaired judgment or driving, diabetic retinopathy and whether the condition is under adequate control.
Both share the Part I authorization and the Part II condition checklist, but the CDL version adds sleep disorders, requires an endocrinologist for diabetes, notes possible SPE testing for musculoskeletal disorders, and asks whether the applicant can safely operate a commercial vehicle and whether its size or type should be limited.