FAC 023 CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS GRADED A+

FAC 023 CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
GRADED A+

◍ Cranial bones.
Answer: ethmoid, frontal, occipital, sphenoid, parietal, temporal
◍ Who is responsible for the overall operations of the ARTEMIS database?.
Answer: HARM
◍ Key anatomical landmark of ethmoid.
Answer: Cribiform plate
◍ Key anatomical landmarks of Occipital.
Answer: Hypoglossal canalForamen magnum
◍ Monitors flight incentive pay.
Answer: HARM
◍ Key anatomical landmarks of sphenoid.
Answer: Optic canalSuperior orbital fissure
◍ Prepares aeronautical orders.
Answer: HARM
◍ Maintains ARTEMIS Electronic/Jump/Missile Records Folders
(ERF,JRF,MRF).
Answer: HARM
◍ Key anatomical landmarks of temporal.
Answer: Carotid canalExternal acoustic meatusMastoid processStyloid
processStylomastoid foramenMandibular fossaJugular foramen
◍ Creates Aviation training maintains folder (ATMF).

, Answer: SARM/TARM
◍ Perform go/no-go procedures.
Answer: SARM/TARM
◍ Facial bones.
Answer: Vomer, mandible, maxillae, palatine, zygomatic, lacrimal, nasal,
inferior nasal concha
◍ Parts of mandible.
Answer: Alveolar processMental foramenMandibular foramenTMJCoronoid
process
◍ Parts of maxillae.
Answer: Alveolar processHard palateMaxillary sinus
◍ Updates/ audits all training accomplishments.
Answer: SARM/TARM
◍ Parts of zygomatic.
Answer: zygomatic arch
◍ Establishes written pre/post mission reviews (PMR) procedures.
Answer: SARM/TARM
◍ Sutures between cranial bones.
Answer: Coronal sutureSagittal SutureSquamous SutureLamboid suture
◍ What travels through cribriform plate and foramina.
Answer: CN i -- olfactory
◍ What travels through middle cranial fossa.
Answer: Optic canal - CN IISuperior orbital fissure - CN III, IV, V
(opthalamic), VIForamen rotundum - CN V maxillary nerveForamen ovale -
CN V mandibular branchForamen spinosum - transmits middle meningeal
arteries and veinsCarotid canal - internal carotid artery
◍ What travels through optic canal.
Answer: CN II -- optic