Question

question 15(multiple choice worth 3 points) (lesson 4.3, lesson 9.5 lc) drugs taken for headaches never have an effect on driving always impair vision and interfere with concentration never make a person drowsy, impair vision, interfere with concentration, and impair driving abilities always have the potential to make a person drowsy and impair driving abilities

Explanation:

• Analyze each option:
• "never have an effect on driving" is wrong because many headache drugs (e.g., some with sedatives) can affect driving.
• "always impair vision and interfere with concentration" is incorrect as not all headache drugs do this (e.g., simple aspirin - type may not).
• "never make a person drowsy... impair driving abilities" is wrong as some drugs can cause drowsiness etc.
• "always have the potential to make a person drowsy and impair driving abilities" is correct because even over - the - counter headache meds (like those with antihistamines or sedative - like components) or prescription ones can potentially cause drowsiness, reduced concentration, etc., which impact driving.

Answer:

D. always have the potential to make a person drowsy and impair driving abilities