Patente B in English

Chapter 22: Fitness to drive; alcohol, drugs and medicines; first aid

Guida in relazione alle qualità e condizioni fisiche e psichiche; alcool, droga e farmaci ; primo soccorso

Chapter 22 of the official list (Guida in relazione alle qualità e condizioni fisiche e psichiche; alcool, droga e farmaci ; primo soccorso) has 141 true-or-false questions. Here are 12 of them in Italian, with the English translation and the answer.

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  1. E' opportuno, per il conducente che accusa segni di stanchezza, raggiungere la più vicina piazzola di sosta e riposare

    It is advisable for a driver who shows signs of tiredness to reach the nearest lay-by and rest

    V · True

  2. L'idoneità alla guida può essere compromessa se si fa uso di bevande gassate

    Fitness to drive can be impaired if you consume fizzy drinks

    F · False

  3. L'alcool può causare uno stato di euforia, con conseguente sottovalutazione del pericolo

    Alcohol can cause a state of euphoria, with consequent underestimation of danger

    V · True

  4. Soccorrere un ferito della strada è obbligatorio solo per i medici e il personale sanitario

    Helping an injured road casualty is compulsory only for doctors and healthcare personnel

    F · False

  5. Durante un intervento di primo soccorso, se l'infortunato ha una ferita sanguinante, con presenza di corpi estranei conficcati , non bisogna toglierli dalla ferita

    During first aid, if the casualty has a bleeding wound with foreign bodies embedded in it, you must not remove them from the wound

    V · True

  6. Se un infortunato della strada ha un'abbondante emorragia esterna, si deve coprire la ferita e far camminare l'infortunato

    If a road casualty has heavy external bleeding, you must cover the wound and make the casualty walk

    F · False

  7. Lo stato di shock si manifesta con presenza di brividi, pelle molto pallida e sudorazione fredda alla fronte

    Shock shows itself with shivering, very pale skin and cold sweating on the forehead

    V · True

  8. In presenza di un ferito in stato di shock, occorre dargli piccoli schiaffi su guance e gambe, per riattivargli la circolazione del sangue

    With an injured person in shock, it is necessary to give them little slaps on the cheeks and legs to reactivate their blood circulation

    F · False

  9. Se un infortunato della strada è cosciente, ma ha avuto un trauma della gabbia toracica, con ferita visibile e profonda, bisogna comprimere subito con un panno pulito

    If a road casualty is conscious but has suffered a chest injury with a visible and deep wound, you must immediately apply pressure with a clean cloth

    V · True

  10. Se un infortunato della strada ha riportato fratture agli arti, con fuoriuscita di un osso, bisogna cercare di riposizionarlo nei tessuti

    If a road casualty has suffered fractures of the limbs, with a bone protruding, you must try to push it back into the tissues

    F · False

  11. Dopo un incidente stradale, il soccorritore che interviene deve prestare assistenza agli infortunati, secondo le proprie possibilità e conoscenze

    After a road accident, the rescuer who intervenes must give assistance to the casualties according to their own abilities and knowledge

    V · True

  12. Lo stato di shock non si verifica mai nelle persone che hanno perso molto sangue

    Shock never occurs in people who have lost a lot of blood

    F · False

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1. Information signs2. Mandatory signs3. Supplementary panels4. Complementary signs; temporary and road-works signs5. Right-of-way examples (order of priority at junctions)6. Traffic lights; signals by traffic officers7. Road markings; markings on obstacles8. Danger warning signs9. Priority signs10. Prohibitory signs11. Road and traffic definitions; vehicle definitions and classes; drivers' duties and responsible road use; care towards vulnerable road users (elderly, disabled, children, pedestrians, cyclists)12. Traffic rules; position on the carriageway; changing lanes and turning; funerals, processions and military convoys; behaviour at junctions; right-of-way rules; duties towards police and emergency vehicles; risks of different vehicle types and drivers' field of view13. Space on the carriageway; signalling a stationary vehicle; motorways and main extra-urban roads; carrying passengers; loading; vehicle plates; towing vehicles and broken-down vehicles; towing trailers14. Use of lights; use of the horn; warning lights and symbols15. Speed limits; danger and obstruction to traffic; behaviour at level crossings16. Safe following distance17. Overtaking rules18. Stopping, parking, halting and moving off19. Vehicle equipment; seat belts and child restraints; helmets; safety clothing20. Driving licences; vehicle documents; duties towards officials and officers; penalties; penalty point system; glasses and other aids21. Preventing road accidents; what to do after an accident; riding motorcycles22. Fitness to drive; alcohol, drugs and medicines; first aid23. Civil, criminal and administrative liability; compulsory third-party insurance (R.C.A.); other vehicle insurance24. Fuel economy; respect for the environment; air, noise and waste pollution25. Vehicle parts important for safety; maintenance and use; stability and road holding; careful driving