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PCV CPC Case Study 16

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Anna, an experienced PCV driver, has become increasingly concerned about the impact of her diet on her driving performance and overall health. She understands the importance of a well-balanced diet and is looking to make changes to reduce her risk of obesity, diabetes, and heart disease. Anna is also mindful of her fluid and caffeine intake, knowing these can affect her alertness and hydration levels, especially during long drives.

There are 7 multiple choice questions in this PCV CPC case study. Read this carefully and ensure you fully understand the scenario before starting the test. You need to score 6 out of 7 to pass.

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1. In relation to Anna's profession, why are medical standards for diet strict for PCV drivers? Give one answer
A Due to the link between health issues and driving ability
B Only for insurance purposes
C They are not more stringent
D To reduce fuel consumption
Correct Answer: A Due to the link between health issues and driving ability
Explanation: Health issues like heart disease and diabetes can impair driving ability, necessitating stringent standards.
2. What long-term health issues might Anna face due to poor eating habits? Give one answer
A Decreased likelihood of illness
B Improved reflexes
C Lower risk of serious diseases
D Risk of sudden incapacity at the wheel
Correct Answer: D Risk of sudden incapacity at the wheel
Explanation: Poor eating habits increase the risk of sudden incapacity at the wheel due to serious diseases.
3. How can Anna's driving be affected by excessive calorie intake? Give one answer
A Enhances concentration
B Impairs physical performance
C Improves reaction time
D Reduces the need for breaks
Correct Answer: B Impairs physical performance
Explanation: Excessive calories, leading to obesity, impair a driver's physical performance.
4. What dietary elements are major health risks for drivers like Anna? Give one answer
A Excessive calories, saturated fats, and salt
B Excessive water consumption
C High protein intake
D Low carbohydrate diets
Correct Answer: A Excessive calories, saturated fats, and salt
Explanation: Excessive calories, saturated fats, and salt contribute to obesity, heart disease, and diabetes.
5. Why is managing fluid intake crucial for drivers like Anna? Give one answer
A Fluid intake has no impact
B To increase the frequency of breaks
C To maintain hydration and alertness
D To reduce the need for food
Correct Answer: C To maintain hydration and alertness
Explanation: Proper fluid intake, especially water, is crucial for maintaining hydration and alertness.
6. What role do proteins play in Anna's diet as a driver? Give one answer
A Causes rapid weight loss
B Increases the risk of heart disease
C Leads to immediate energy spikes
D Provides prolonged satisfaction but should be balanced
Correct Answer: D Provides prolonged satisfaction but should be balanced
Explanation: Proteins provide prolonged satisfaction, but excessive intake can add unnecessary fats or salt.
7. How might soft drinks negatively impact drivers like Anna? Give one answer
A High sugar content and hidden calories
B They are always low in calories
C They have no impact on health
D They improve long-term alertness
Correct Answer: A High sugar content and hidden calories
Explanation: Soft drinks often contain high sugar and hidden calories, which can impact health negatively.