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When feeling ill,taking medication before driving

AIs safe because if you are ill you are responsible for your well-being and responsible to protect other roadway do users
BMay cause certain in side effects but will not have impact on your driving ability or ability to think
CIs dangerous for you and other because it may show your reaction time in the ability to make a rapid corrective actions while driving
DIs OK as long as you take a medication with water and wait at least 30 minutes before getting behind the wheel

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Answer:

C. Is dangerous for you and other because it may show your reaction time in the ability to make a rapid corrective actions while driving

Explanation:

The treatment with certain medications can cause effects, both therapeutic and adverse, that can diminish the dexterity necessary to drive a vehicle.

It is well known that the administration of psychotropic agents (benzodiazepines, especially) that are used as tranquilizers or hypnotics, and antihistamines for the treatment of allergies, increase the risk of suffering a traffic accident.

Answer:

Option C, Is dangerous for the driver and others because it slows reactions and the ability to make rapid corrective actions while driving
, is the right answer.

Explanation:

Driving is a term used to describe the controlled process and movement of vehicles usually motorcycles, buses, cars and trucks etc. It requires proper training and information about traffic rules as the lack of any of the one can cause serious danger to the life of not just the driver but many others.

Accordingly, if a person is feeling ill he should avoid driving due to the very fact that the medicines in the market come with various side effects (such as they can make you feel sleepy, dizzy and could affect your judgment, attention and response) that can increase the probability of accidents.

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