Aeromedical: TC 3-04.93 Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest
update 2026/2027
Question:
1. Physiological (self-imposed) Stressors
Answer:
Drugs Exhaustion Alcohol Tobacco Hypoglycemia
Question:
2. Types of Hypoxia
Answer:
Hypoxic - altitude Hypemic - CO, cigarettes Histotoxic - alcohol Stagnant - G maneuvers, seat belts
Question:
3. Physiological effects of smoking
Answer:
Loss of 20% of night vision at SL, and physiological altitude of 5000 ft
Question:
4. The only significant effect of hypoxia in the indifferent stage occurs at:
Answer:
4000 ft. Reduction in night vision.
Question:
5. Spatial Disorientation
Answer:
Is an individual's inability to determine his position, attitude, and motion relative to the earths surface.
Question:
3. types of Spatial Dis-
Answer:
Question:
6. 3 types of Spatial Disorientation
Answer:
Type 1 - Unrecognized, Type 2 - recognized, Type 3 - incapacitating.
, Question:
7. Prevention of Spacial Disorientation
Answer:
Never fly without visual reference points Never Fly VMC in IMC Avoid fatigue, hypoglycemia,
anxiety, hypoxia (HASH) Trust your instruments
Question:
8. Treatment of Spacial Disorientation
Answer:
Refer to the instruments Delay intuitive actions Transfer the flight controls
Question:
9. During flight the what system is the most reliable?
Answer:
The visual system
Question:
10. The proprioceptive system is closely associated with:
Answer:
The vestibular system. (And a lesser degree the visual system)
Question:
11. Fatigue
Answer:
State of feeling tired, weary or sleepy that results from prolonged mental or physical work, extended
periods of anxiety, exposure to harsh environments, or loss of sleep. Boring or monotonous tasks can
increase fatigue.
Question:
12. 3 types of fatigue
Answer:
Acute Chronic Motivational (burnout)
Question:
13. List 3 Somatogyral Illusions (vestibular illusions)
Answer:
The leans, graveyard spin, coriolis illusion. Vestibular illusions caused by angular acceleration
stimulating the semicircular canals.
update 2026/2027
Question:
1. Physiological (self-imposed) Stressors
Answer:
Drugs Exhaustion Alcohol Tobacco Hypoglycemia
Question:
2. Types of Hypoxia
Answer:
Hypoxic - altitude Hypemic - CO, cigarettes Histotoxic - alcohol Stagnant - G maneuvers, seat belts
Question:
3. Physiological effects of smoking
Answer:
Loss of 20% of night vision at SL, and physiological altitude of 5000 ft
Question:
4. The only significant effect of hypoxia in the indifferent stage occurs at:
Answer:
4000 ft. Reduction in night vision.
Question:
5. Spatial Disorientation
Answer:
Is an individual's inability to determine his position, attitude, and motion relative to the earths surface.
Question:
3. types of Spatial Dis-
Answer:
Question:
6. 3 types of Spatial Disorientation
Answer:
Type 1 - Unrecognized, Type 2 - recognized, Type 3 - incapacitating.
, Question:
7. Prevention of Spacial Disorientation
Answer:
Never fly without visual reference points Never Fly VMC in IMC Avoid fatigue, hypoglycemia,
anxiety, hypoxia (HASH) Trust your instruments
Question:
8. Treatment of Spacial Disorientation
Answer:
Refer to the instruments Delay intuitive actions Transfer the flight controls
Question:
9. During flight the what system is the most reliable?
Answer:
The visual system
Question:
10. The proprioceptive system is closely associated with:
Answer:
The vestibular system. (And a lesser degree the visual system)
Question:
11. Fatigue
Answer:
State of feeling tired, weary or sleepy that results from prolonged mental or physical work, extended
periods of anxiety, exposure to harsh environments, or loss of sleep. Boring or monotonous tasks can
increase fatigue.
Question:
12. 3 types of fatigue
Answer:
Acute Chronic Motivational (burnout)
Question:
13. List 3 Somatogyral Illusions (vestibular illusions)
Answer:
The leans, graveyard spin, coriolis illusion. Vestibular illusions caused by angular acceleration
stimulating the semicircular canals.
