True or False: Fundoscopic exams are required in every medical examination for drivers?

The assertion that fundoscopic exams are required in every medical examination for drivers is false. Fundoscopic exams are not a standard requirement in every medical evaluation according to FMCSA guidelines. Instead, the medical examination focuses on specific physiological and medical conditions that could affect a driver's ability to operate a commercial motor vehicle safely.

While a fundoscopic exam may be necessary if an examiner observes indications during the evaluation that suggests issues with the driver's visual system or as part of a broader investigation into specific health concerns, it is not a universal requirement. Thus, the correct answer reflects the flexibility in medical evaluations and the tailored approach to the health of an individual driver.

The options that suggest fundoscopic exams are universally required or conditionally required based on age do not align with FMCSA medical standards, which prioritize a comprehensive assessment based on the individual driver's health rather than a blanket requirement for certain tests.