Driving in CVD Flashcards

1
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Driving in hypertension

A

G2: if resting BP consistently > =180/100 - disqualified

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2
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Driving after angioplasty (elective)

A

Stop driving for 1 week

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3
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Driving after CABG

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Stop driving for 4 weeks

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4
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Driving after ACS

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Stop driving for 4 weeks or 1 week if successful angioplasty

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5
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Driving in angina

A

Stop if symptoms at the wheel/at rest

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6
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Driving after pacemaker

A

Stop driving for 1 week

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7
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Driving after ICD

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Implanted for sustained ventricular arrythmmia: stop for 6 months

Implanted prophylactically: stop driving for 1 month

G2: permanently stop driving

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8
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Driving after successful catheter ablation for an arrythmia

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Stop driving for 2 days

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9
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Driving with aortic aneurysm

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> =6cm: Notify DVLA - they will review, then review annually
=6.5cm: disqualified

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10
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Driving after heart transplant

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Stop for 6 weeks, no need to notify DVLA

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