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Question

How is oxygen transported around the body?

Answer 1

By the red cells combined with haemoglobin

Answer 2

By the red cells combined with nitrogen and water vapours

Answer 3

By the red cells combined with carbon dioxide

Answer 4

By the red cells combined with nitrogen, hormones and plasma

Answer 5

Ruddy complexion, headache, tightness across the forehead, impaired judgement

Answer 6

Difficulty in the breathing, ruddy complexion, headache, stomach cramps, nausea, feeling lethargic

Answer 7

Ruddy complexion, headache, stomach cramps, nausea, giddiness

Answer 8

Ruddy complexion, headache, stomach cramps, nausea, feeling lethargic

Answer 9

An early onset of hypoxia due to an apparent increase in altitude

Answer 10

An early onset of hypoxia due to an apparent increase in altitude and a reduction in night vision

Answer 11

An early onset of hypoxia due to an apparent increase in altitude up to maximum of 40000 ft

Answer 12

An early onset of hypoxia due to an apparent increase in altitude with a resulting risk of anemia

Answer 13

At a lower cabin altitude

Answer 14

At a higher cabin altitude

Answer 15

At the same cabin altitude

Answer 16

Smoking, although harmful in other ways, lessens the effects of hypoxia

Answer 17

Low blood pressure

Answer 18

High pulse rate

Answer 19

High blood pressure

Answer 20

Low pulse rate

Answer 21

Stop all smoking

Answer 22

Turn up cabin heat

Answer 23

Keep the patient's body temperature as low as possible

Answer 24

Immediate descent to MSA

Answer 25

Reduced tolerance to G forces

Answer 26

Low body temperature

Answer 27

oxygen 21%, Nitrogen 77%, other gases 2%

Answer 28

oxygen 21%, Nitrogen 78%, other gases 1%

Answer 29

oxygen 22%, Nitrogen 77%, other gases 1%

Answer 30

oxygen 20%, Nitrogen 78%, other gases 2%

Answer 31

Impaired judgement

Answer 32

Stomach cramps

Answer 33

Pain in the joints

Answer 34

Blue tings in the lips

Answer 35

More oxygen is required when shivering therefore more oxygen used

Answer 36

Heart beats faster which uses up more oxygen

Answer 37

Lowers temperature of the body, which makes it less efficient

Answer 38

Hyperventilation

Answer 39

Hypoxic hypoxia or hyperventilation

Answer 40

Increase the rate of breathing and pulse rate

Answer 41

Decrease the rate of breathing and pulse rate

Answer 42

Decrease the rate of breathing and increase the pulse rate

Answer 43

Increase the rate of breathing and decrease the pulse rate

Answer 44

Decrease rate and depth of breathing

Answer 45

Descent to MSL

Answer 46

Increase rate of breathing

Answer 47

If possible, lay flat and help to calm sufferer

Answer 48

Scuba diving shortly before the flight

Answer 49

Snorkle diving shortly before the flight

Answer 50

Non flying within 24 hours if a depth of 30 ft has been exceeded, otherwise the limit is 12 hours

Answer 51

Non flying within 48 hours if a depth of 30 ft has been exceeded, otherwise the limit is 24 hours

Answer 52

Non flying within 12 hours if a depth of 30 ft has been reached, otherwise the limit is 24 hours

Answer 53

Non flying within 48 hours if a depth of 40 ft has been exceeded, otherwise the limit is 12 hours

Answer 54

No flying for 12 hours plus 30 min for every 10 ft deeper than 30 feet

Answer 55

No flying within12 hours

Answer 56

No flying within 6 hours

Answer 57

tic Barotrauma

Answer 58

Carbon monoxide poisoning

Answer 59

Partial pressure in the alve

Answer 60

Caused by decompression

Answer 61

Brought on by altitude

Answer 62

Caused by smoking

Answer 63

Brought on by fatigue

Answer 64

6000-8000 ft

Answer 65

Below 5000 ft

Answer 66

Descent to 10000 ft

Answer 67

Descent to MSL

Answer 68

Land as soon as possible

Answer 69

Descend to below 10000 ft

Answer 70

Hyperventilation

Answer 71

Blockage of the alveoli

Answer 72

oxygen loss

Answer 73

Air, air, liquid

Answer 74

Air, liquid, liquid

Answer 75

Liquid, air, air

Answer 76

Liquid, liquid, air

Answer 77

To allow ambient pressure to equalise on both sides of the ear drum

Answer 78

To pass sound waves across the middle ear to the auditory nerve

Answer 79

To allow ambient pressure to equalise on middle ear side of the ear drum

Answer 80

To allow ambient pressure to equalise on both sides of the Vestibular apparatus

Answer 81

Hearing and balance

Answer 82

Seat of the pants

Answer 83

All senses play their part in situation awareness

Answer 84

That the aircraft is pitching up

Answer 85

That the aircraft is turning

Answer 86

That the aircraft is climbing and turning

Answer 87

That the aircraft nose is pitching down

Answer 88

In all flight conditions

Answer 89

In the climb

Answer 90

In the descent

Answer 91

In the climb or the descent

Answer 92

Instruments

Answer 93

Turning head to recover from disorientation

Answer 94

Sense of balance

Answer 95

20-20000 cycles per second

Answer 96

80-20000 cycles per second

Answer 97

500-15000 cycles per second

Answer 98

70-15000 cycles per second

Answer 99

Damage to the semi-circular canals

Answer 100

Damage to the cohlea

Answer 101

Angular and linear acceleration

Answer 102

Angular acceleration

Answer 103

Linear acceleration

Answer 104

The retina

Answer 105

The cornea

Answer 106

Age, alcohol, altitude and smoking

Answer 107

Age, instrument lights, altitude and smoking

Answer 108

Instrument lights, alcohol, altitude and smoking

Answer 109

Age, alcohol, altitude and instrument lights

Answer 110

Put on sunglasses if available

Answer 111

Turn he cockpit lights to full

Answer 112

Turn the cockpit lights down

Answer 113

At the entrance to the optic nerve

Answer 114

n the cornea

Answer 115

n the edge of the lens

Answer 116

n the iris

Answer 117

Rods and cones

Answer 118

It depends on the health of the individual

Answer 119

Ciliary muscles

Answer 120

Depth perception

Answer 121

Night flying

Answer 122

Colour blindness

Answer 123

An increase in the pressure of the eye

Answer 124

A decrease in the pressure of the eye

Answer 125

A defect of the cornea

Answer 126

A defect of the retina

Answer 127

Tear ducts

Answer 128

ver 25 for men and 24 for women

Answer 129

ver 26 for men and 22 for women

Answer 130

30 for men and 29 for women

Answer 131

ver 30 for men and 29 for women

Answer 132

ver 30 for men and 29 for women

Answer 133

ver 26 for men and 29 for women

Answer 134

ver 30 for men and 28 for women

Answer 135

ver 32 for men and 26 for women

Answer 136

Approximately 1 unit an hour

Answer 137

Approximately 2 units an hour

Answer 138

Approximately 2,5 units an hour

Answer 139

Approximately 1,5 unit an hour

Answer 140

8 hours but it depends upon the amount of alcohol that has been consumed

Answer 141

24 hours but it depends upon the amount of alcohol that has been consumed

Answer 142

12 hours but it depends upon the amount of alcohol that has been consumed

Answer 143

6 hours but it depends upon the amount of alcohol that has been consumed

Answer 144

Yellow Fever

Answer 145

Raise the pulse by 100% at least 20 minutes 3 times a week

Answer 146

Regular and raise the pulse by 100% for at least 20 minutes 2 times a week

Answer 147

Raise the pulse by 100% at least 30 minutes 3 times a week

Answer 148

Regular and raise the pulse by 100% for at least 20 minutes 3 times a week

Answer 149

Blockage in the Eustachian tube which is most likely to occur in the descent

Answer 150

Blockage in the Eustachian tube which is most likely to occur in the climb

Answer 151

Blockage in the Eustachian tube and around the eardrum which is most likely to occur in the descent

Answer 152

Blockage in the Eustachian tube and around the eardrum which is most likely to occur in the climb

Answer 153

Gastroenteritis

Answer 154

Common cold

Answer 155

Heart attack

Answer 156

Move the passenger away from the window

Answer 157

Give the passenger oxygen as soon as possible

Answer 158

Land as soon as possible and seek medical assistance

Answer 159

No action is necessary as the effect is not dangerous

Answer 160

Seek medical advise as soon as possible

Answer 161

Descend to 10000 ft

Answer 162

Ignored and it will go away

Answer 163

Descend as quickly as possible to minimise pain

Answer 164

Plenty of exercise

Answer 165

Crash diets

Answer 166

The use of appetite suppressants

Answer 167

Not eating regularly or fasting

Answer 168

Too much sugar in the blood

Answer 169

Excessive G forces

Answer 170

Healthy and balanced daily diet

Answer 171

Use of supplementary pills

Answer 172

High fibre diet

Answer 173

High fibre and very low fat diet.

Answer 174

He/she will feel more confident and therefore stress will reduce

Answer 175

He/she will know what is ahead and be already in a stressful condition thus stress will increase

Answer 176

There will e little difference

Answer 177

It will depend on the individual

Answer 178

It is degraded

Answer 179

There is little difference

Answer 180

It is improved

Answer 181

It will depend on the individual

Answer 182

The chest plus there will be an abdominal pain

Answer 183

The brain plus there will be a headache

Answer 184

The respiration plus there will be pains in the chest

Answer 185

The pulse rate

Answer 186

Never give up there is always a suitable response

Answer 187

Planned sleep patterns and keep it simple

Answer 188

Use all crew resources and keep a good flight deck atmosphere

Answer 189

Planned sleep patterns and use all crew resources

Answer 190

Learning, experience and CRM

Answer 191

Learning, experience and anticipation

Answer 192

Planning, experience and self-control

Answer 193

Planning, experience and CRM

Answer 194

0,5-1 seconds

Answer 195

2-3 seconds

Answer 196

1-2 seconds

Answer 197

7 seconds ± 2 seconds maximum

Answer 198

Performance is degraded by both high and low arousal levels

Answer 199

Performance is increased by both high and low arousal levels

Answer 200

Performance is increased at high levels of arousal

Answer 201

Performance is increased at low levels of arousal

Answer 202

It is likely to be too high

Answer 203

It is likely to be too low

Answer 204

It is likely to be too fast

Answer 205

It is likely to be too slow

Answer 206

It is likely to be too low

Answer 207

It is likely to be too high

Answer 208

It is likely to be too fast

Answer 209

It is likely to be too slow

Answer 210

Landing at night when there are no lights on the approach

Answer 211

Landing at night with a partially lit runway

Answer 212

Landing at night with the cockpit instruments turned up too high

Answer 213

Landing at night in sleet or heavy rain

Answer 214

verestimation of height

Answer 215

Underestimation of height

Answer 216

Tends to make the approach much too fast

Answer 217

Tends to make the approach faster than normal

Answer 218

verestimating range due to lights appearing dim

Answer 219

Underestimating range due to lights appearing dim

Answer 220

verestimating range due to illusionary effect through cockpit glass

Answer 221

Underestimating range due to illusionary effect through cockpit glass

Answer 222

Take immediate avoiding action

Answer 223

Wait until the aircraft appears to grow larger before taking avoiding action

Answer 224

Wait 2 seconds to reidentify and then take avoiding action

Answer 225

Ensure you brief the crew

Answer 226

Say nothing as it might frighten the crew

Answer 227

Report the fact to your perator so that other crews are aware of the danger

Answer 228

Varies from day to day

Answer 229

MAKARI NA XA FRAGKA NA ALAZA TON KOSMO

Answer 230

Timing (eg when the body temperature is falling)

Answer 231

The number of hours awake prior to sleep

Answer 232

The mental and physical exercise taken prior to sleep

Answer 233

The quality of the REM sleep

Answer 234

4 plus REM

Answer 235

3 plus REM

Answer 236

3 included REM

Answer 237

4 included REM

Answer 238

90 minutes

Answer 239

120 minutes

Answer 240

60 minutes

Answer 241

30 minutes

Answer 242

To refresh the body and brain following physical and mental activity

Answer 243

To refresh the body after exercise

Answer 244

To exercise the brain so it is prepared for the next day

Answer 245

Approximately 1 day per 1-1,5 hours of time change

Answer 246

Approximately 1 day per 1-2 hours of time change

Answer 247

Approximately 2 days per 1-1,5 hours of time change

Answer 248

Approximately 2 days per 1-2 hours of time change

Answer 249

Yes, due to the free running of the circadian rhythm tends to adjust more quickly to West bound flights

Answer 250

Yes, due to the free running of the circadian rhythm tends to adjust more quickly to East bound flights

Answer 251

No, it makes no difference. West or East has the same effect

Answer 252

Yes, due to the free running of the circadian rhythm tends to adjust more slowly to West bound flights

Answer 253

It shortens REM sleep and the length of sleep

Answer 254

It lengthens REM sleep and the length of sleep

Answer 255

A small amount (one beer or a small whisky) is of help to relax the body prior to sleep and thus enhances the sleep pattern

Answer 256

It has not significant effect on the sleep pattern itself but does effect other systems of the body adversely

Answer 257

Under certain circumstances

Answer 258

Under the strict supervision of an Aviation Medical Specialist

Answer 259

By day only

Answer 260

It can be implemented within the available time

Answer 261

Time is not an issue. The decision must be correct

Answer 262

Time can be an issue but the correct perception is the important factor

Answer 263

When other members of the crew agree

Answer 264

Common dilemma faced by all pilots

Answer 265

Is only experienced by skilled pilots

Answer 266

nly happens to inexperienced pilots

Answer 267

Is rarely faced by good pilots

Answer 268

Always affects decision-making

Answer 269

Rarely affects decision-making

Answer 270

Never affects decision-making

Answer 271

Sometimes affects decision-making

Answer 272

Slow it down

Answer 273

Will speed it up

Answer 274

Have no effect

Answer 275

Disrupt the process

Answer 276

Derive energy from food by oxidation

Answer 277

Clear the blood of impurities produced in the body

Answer 278

Produce carbon dioxide to maintain the correct acidity of the blood

Answer 279

To assure the conversion of fats and proteins to carbohydrates required for tissue regeneration

Answer 280

In chemical combination with haemoglobin in the white blood cells In chemical combination with haemoglobin in the red blood cells

Answer 281

In chemical combination with haemoglobin in the white blood cells

Answer 282

As microscopic bubbles linked to blood platelets

Answer 283

Dissolved in the blood plasma

Answer 284

It is extremely resistant to change

Answer 285

It will mainly occur under conditions of stress

Answer 286

It will mainly occur under conditions of low arousal

Answer 287

It will always be modified to meet the expectations of the individual

Answer 288

Mentally rehearse information before it is needed

Answer 289

Learns to store information in a logical order

Answer 290

Structure the information as much as possible before committing it to memory

Answer 291

Avoid pointlessly activating information which we know will soon be needed

Answer 292

During the descent

Answer 293

Among elderly passengers

Answer 294

on the climb

Answer 295

In persons with a history of cardio-vascular problems

Answer 296

Small and frequent

Answer 297

Small and infrequent

Answer 298

Large and frequent

Answer 299

Large and infrequent

Answer 300

6000-8000 ft

Answer 301

2000-3000 ft

Answer 302

10000-12000 ft

Answer 303

Within 12 or 24 hours if a depth of 30 ft has been exceeded

Answer 304

Within 24 or 48 hours if a depth of 30 ft has been exceeded

Answer 305

only after consultation with a doctor if a depth of 30 ft has been exceeded

Answer 306

Within 36 hours of the last dive

Answer 307

10-20 minutes

Answer 308

8-12 seconds

Answer 309

5-10 minutes

Answer 310

1-2 minutes

Answer 311

Reinforcing successful trials

Answer 312

Punishing the learner for unsuccessful trials

Answer 313

Gradually increasing the psychological pressure on the students

Answer 314

Reinforcing errors made during the learning process

Answer 315

The distribution of tasks and crew coordination

Answer 316

Speed of reaction

Answer 317

Strong situational awareness

Answer 318

The whole crew to focus on the immediate problem

Answer 319

5000-6000 ft

Answer 320

2000-3000 ft

Answer 321

A factor of about 20% of the ambient pressure

Answer 322

5000-8000 ft

Answer 323

Avoiding before flight the foodstuffs that causes the production of intestinal gases

Answer 324

Following a lifestyle which leads to regular bowel movement

Answer 325

Limiting the amounts of liquids taken during the flight to sufficient to relieve dryness of the mouth

Answer 326

Taking mild antacid tablets when the problem first arises

Answer 327

Land as soon as possible and seek medical assistance

Answer 328

Decrease the cabin pressure to relieve the symptoms

Answer 329

Continue the flight at a lower altitude and carry out exercises to relieve the pain in the affected site

Answer 330

Descent to a lower level where the symptoms will disappear and continue the flight this or a lower level

Answer 331

15o C to 30 o C with a relative humidity 40-60%

Answer 332

10 o C to 25 o C with a relative humidity 20-30%

Answer 333

15 o C to 30 o C with a relative humidity 70-80%

Answer 334

30 o C to 40 o C with a relative humidity 30-40%

Answer 335

Family history

Answer 336

Lack of exercise

Answer 337

To prevent carbon monoxide poisoning

Answer 338

To prevent carbon dioxide poisoning and possible fire or explosion

Answer 339

To prevent carbon dioxide poisoning and possible fire

Answer 340

The exchange of oxygen with carbon dioxide and water in the cells

Answer 341

The brain's control of the pulse rate

Answer 342

The retention of breath

Answer 343

the capillaries

Answer 344

the arteries

Answer 345

the pulmonary veins and arteries

Answer 346

in those with experience

Answer 347

in those who are in the learning process

Answer 348

in those who have only part learned a procedure/system

Answer 349

in those with little or no experience

Answer 350

their previous experience

Answer 351

their technical knowledge

Answer 352

situation awareness

Answer 353

their state of health

Answer 354

family history

Answer 355

the amount of saturated fats in the diet

Answer 356

hypertension (high blood pressure)

Answer 357

the bone marrow

Answer 358

the spleen

Answer 359

the liver and pancreas

Answer 360

the liver and spleen

Answer 361

less than 2 metres

Answer 362

about 5 metres

Answer 363

a few centimeters

Answer 364

schizophrenia and manic depression

Answer 365

anxiety and phobic states

Answer 366

obsessional disorders

Answer 367

depression

Answer 368

cherry red lips and flushed cheeks

Answer 369

cyanosis of the lips and fingernails

Answer 370

sensory loss, particularly tunneling of vision

Answer 371

muscular impairment

Answer 372

is unlikely below 2000 feet

Answer 373

is likely to result in death if not corrected

Answer 374

may be caused by having too little carbon dioxide in the blood

Answer 375

can result from an inadequate partial pressure of oxygen

Answer 376

By the amount of carbonic acid and water vapour/nitrogen mixture in the blood and lungs

Answer 377

By the amount of haemoglobin in the blood and lungs

Answer 378

By the amount of carbon dioxide and oxygen in the blood and lungs

Answer 379

By the amount of oxy-haemoglobin in the blood and lungs

Answer 380

Tightening and relaxation of the blood vessels and the pulse rate

Answer 381

Tightening and relaxation of the blood vessels only

Answer 382

EEG readings

Answer 383

ECG readings

Answer 384

Electrical and chemical

Answer 385

Biological

Answer 386

Electrical

Answer 387

the otoliths in the semi circular canals

Answer 388

the otoliths in the middle ear

Answer 389

the ossicles in the middle ear

Answer 390

the ear drum and ossicles

Answer 391

the semi circular canals and otoliths

Answer 392

the cochlea and Eustachian tube

Answer 393

the cochlea and the mitus

Answer 394

written questionnaires

Answer 395

group therapy

Answer 396

personal interviews

Answer 397

two dimensional model analysis

Answer 398

Physiological

Answer 399

written questionnaires

Answer 400

group therapy

Answer 401

personal interviews

Answer 402

two dimensional model analysis

Answer 403

Anxious extravert

Answer 404

Unpredictable extravert

Answer 405

Unreliable extravert

Answer 406

Aggressive extravert

Answer 407

Stable and extraverted

Answer 408

Reliable and stable

Answer 409

Reliable and extraverted

Answer 410

Reliable, calm and extraverted

Answer 411

Controlled Flight into Terrain

Answer 412

Controlled Flight in Terminal airspace

Answer 413

Controlled Flight in Training

Answer 414

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