Arkansas Driving Permit Practice Test

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What is a common effect of taking prescribed insulin for diabetic drivers?

Fatigue
Heightened senses
Risk of shock
Temporary blindness

The correct answer is: Fatigue

Taking prescribed insulin can often lead to fatigue in diabetic drivers. This is because insulin helps regulate blood sugar levels, which can sometimes result in a decrease in energy levels. It's crucial for diabetic drivers taking insulin to be aware of this potential effect and to manage their fatigue accordingly while driving to ensure safety on the road. Option B, heightened senses, is not typically a common effect of taking prescribed insulin. Option C, risk of shock, is not directly related to taking insulin for diabetic drivers. Option D, temporary blindness, is also not a common effect of insulin medication for diabetic individuals.