Quiz – Human Factors

You’ve decided to invite a friend for a ride on a Cessna 172. This is his first time inside a small plane. Your friend appears to be breathing fast followed by dizziness and muscle spasms. What is he experiencing, and what would be the most appropriate corrective action?

Hyperventilation. Slowing the breathing rate, talking aloud, or breathing into a paper bag will be the corrective action.

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Heart Attack. Whispering, or breathing into a plastic bag will be the corrective action.

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Hypemic hypoxia. Tell him to relax and opening the window will be the corrective action.

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Hypoxic hypoxia. Provide them water, try to increase the breathing rate and CO2 amount will be the corrective action.

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If a flight exceeds 30 minutes, at which altitude must a pilot use supplemental oxygen?

Above 14,000' MSL

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Above 12,500' MSL

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Above 10,000' MSL

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Above 14,500' MSL

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Above 12,000' MSL

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The pilot should avoid bright lights 30 min before a flight at night

False

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True

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Your eyes mainly use the rods for your night vision.

True

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False

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What is stagnant hypoxia?

This occurs when the blood is not able to take up and transport a sufficient amount of oxygen to the cells in the body.

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Oxygen deficiency in the body due to poor circulation of the blood.

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The inability of the cells to effectively use oxygen to support metabolism.

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What is hypemic hypoxia?

When the blood is unable to transport a sufficient amount of oxygen to the cells in the body.

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Oxygen deficiency in the body due to poor circulation of the blood.

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The inability of the cells to effectively use oxygen

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Results in insufficient oxygen available to the body due to lack of atmospheric pressure.

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What is hypoxic hypoxia?

Is when the blood is unable to transport a sufficient amount of oxygen to the cells in the body.

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Is the state of insufficient oxygen in the body due to high altitudes.

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Is the inability of the cells to absorb oxygen due to toxins.

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Pilots or passengers who are fatigued can start to experience hypoxia symptoms as low as _ during the day and _ at night.

5,000 feet MSL; 3,000 feet MSL

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12,000 feet MSL;10,000 feet MSL

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10,000 feet MSL; 5,000 feet MSL

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4,000 feet MSL; 10,000 feet MSL

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You plan to fly at an altitude of 12,000′ MSL with an ETE of 1 hour. What oxygen requirements apply?

Crewmembers and passengers must use supplemental oxygen above a cabin pressure altitude of 12,000 feet MSL.

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You are not required to wear oxygen

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Crewmembers and passengers must use supplemental oxygen if flying for more than 30 minutes

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Crewmembers must use supplemental oxygen if flying for more than 30 minutes

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The recommended waiting time before going to flight altitudes of up to 8,000 feet is at least 12 hours after diving, which does not required controlled ascent (non-decompression stop diving)

True

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False

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Commercial Pilot Course

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Quiz – Human Factors

May 27, 2020

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1. Question

You’ve decided to invite a friend for a ride on a Cessna 172. This is his first time inside a small plane. Your friend appears to be breathing fast followed by dizziness and muscle spasms. What is he experiencing, and what would be the most appropriate corrective action?

2. Question

If a flight exceeds 30 minutes, at which altitude must a pilot use supplemental oxygen?

3. Question

The pilot should avoid bright lights 30 min before a flight at night

4. Question

Your eyes mainly use the rods for your night vision.

5. Question

What is stagnant hypoxia?

6. Question

What is hypemic hypoxia?

7. Question

What is hypoxic hypoxia?

8. Question

Pilots or passengers who are fatigued can start to experience hypoxia symptoms as low as _ during the day and _ at night.

9. Question

You plan to fly at an altitude of 12,000′ MSL with an ETE of 1 hour. What oxygen requirements apply?

10. Question

The recommended waiting time before going to flight altitudes of up to 8,000 feet is at least 12 hours after diving, which does not required controlled ascent (non-decompression stop diving)

Commercial Pilot Course

STAGE 1

Quiz – Human Factors

May 27, 2020

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1. Question

You’ve decided to invite a friend for a ride on a Cessna 172. This is his first time inside a small plane. Your friend appears to be breathing fast followed by dizziness and muscle spasms. What is he experiencing, and what would be the most appropriate corrective action?

2. Question

If a flight exceeds 30 minutes, at which altitude must a pilot use supplemental oxygen?

3. Question

The pilot should avoid bright lights 30 min before a flight at night

4. Question

Your eyes mainly use the rods for your night vision.

5. Question

What is stagnant hypoxia?

6. Question

What is hypemic hypoxia?

7. Question

What is hypoxic hypoxia?

8. Question

Pilots or passengers who are fatigued can start to experience hypoxia symptoms as low as _________ during the day and _________ at night.

9. Question

You plan to fly at an altitude of 12,000′ MSL with an ETE of 1 hour. What oxygen requirements apply?

10. Question

The recommended waiting time before going to flight altitudes of up to 8,000 feet is at least 12 hours after diving, which does not required controlled ascent (non-decompression stop diving)

Pilots or passengers who are fatigued can start to experience hypoxia symptoms as low as _ during the day and _ at night.