AEROMED Study Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest update
2026/2027
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1. Four types of flight hazards
Answer:
Solar glare, Bird strikes, Lasers, Nerve agents
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2. Three visual illusions
Answer:
Fascination, False horizon, Crater illusion, Relative motion, Altered planes of reference, Size-distance
illusion, Height-depth illusion, Confusion with ground lights, Structural illusions, Autokinesis
illusions, Reversible perspective
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3. Most important cue to depth perception Motion parallax
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4. Three corneal refractive surgeries allowable in army aviation
Answer:
PRK, LASIK, LASEK
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5. Surgical procedure less likely to cause permanent vision change
Answer:
LASEK
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6. Condition caused when the lens begins to harden
Answer:
Presbyopia
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7. Condition resulting in blurred vision due Hyperopia to focal point behind retinal plane
Answer:
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8. Function of the pupil
Answer:
The pupil allows light to enter the eye and stimulate the retina.
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9. Part of the eye containing photoreceptors
Answer:
Retina
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10. Smoke inhalation symptoms similar to what type of poisoning
Answer:
Carbon monoxide poisoning
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11. Frequent cause of smoke in the cockpit Ruptured coolant lines resulting from the en-
Answer:
gine overheating or leaking fluid
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12. Signs and symptoms of toxic fuel exposure
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Lightheadedness and confusion, Fatigue, Coma, Slurred speech, Impaired psychomotor skills,
Irregular heartbeats, Coughing, Choking, Wheezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Chemical burns
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13. Toxic substances in aviation environment
Answer:
Aviation fuels (JP8), Aviation combustion products, Composites and plastics, Solvents and
degreasers, Lubricants and hydraulic fluids, Fire extinguishing materials
, Question:
14. Three processes to reduce chemical con- Metabolism, Detoxification, Excretion centration in the
body
Answer:
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15. Two types of exposure
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Acute, Chronic
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16. True or false: Exposure to airborne toxins True can lead to health effects
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17. Three types of toxic hazards in aviation Physical, Chemical, Biological
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18. Ways to mitigate fatigue in operational environment
Answer:
Ensure suflcient sleep, Use good sleep habits, Be careful with shift work, Control length of duty
period, Consider light to enhance alertness, Consider melatonin to adjust to new schedules, Implement
strategic naps, Consider stimulants, Employ rest breaks, Exercise good posture
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19. Stage of sleep with dreams and REM
Answer:
Stage 5
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20. Stage of sleep characterized by deep sleep and grogginess
Answer:
Stage 3/4
2026/2027
Question:
1. Four types of flight hazards
Answer:
Solar glare, Bird strikes, Lasers, Nerve agents
Question:
2. Three visual illusions
Answer:
Fascination, False horizon, Crater illusion, Relative motion, Altered planes of reference, Size-distance
illusion, Height-depth illusion, Confusion with ground lights, Structural illusions, Autokinesis
illusions, Reversible perspective
Question:
3. Most important cue to depth perception Motion parallax
Answer:
Question:
4. Three corneal refractive surgeries allowable in army aviation
Answer:
PRK, LASIK, LASEK
Question:
5. Surgical procedure less likely to cause permanent vision change
Answer:
LASEK
Question:
6. Condition caused when the lens begins to harden
Answer:
Presbyopia
,Question:
7. Condition resulting in blurred vision due Hyperopia to focal point behind retinal plane
Answer:
Question:
8. Function of the pupil
Answer:
The pupil allows light to enter the eye and stimulate the retina.
Question:
9. Part of the eye containing photoreceptors
Answer:
Retina
Question:
10. Smoke inhalation symptoms similar to what type of poisoning
Answer:
Carbon monoxide poisoning
Question:
11. Frequent cause of smoke in the cockpit Ruptured coolant lines resulting from the en-
Answer:
gine overheating or leaking fluid
Question:
12. Signs and symptoms of toxic fuel exposure
Answer:
Lightheadedness and confusion, Fatigue, Coma, Slurred speech, Impaired psychomotor skills,
Irregular heartbeats, Coughing, Choking, Wheezing, Nausea, Vomiting, Chemical burns
Question:
13. Toxic substances in aviation environment
Answer:
Aviation fuels (JP8), Aviation combustion products, Composites and plastics, Solvents and
degreasers, Lubricants and hydraulic fluids, Fire extinguishing materials
, Question:
14. Three processes to reduce chemical con- Metabolism, Detoxification, Excretion centration in the
body
Answer:
Question:
15. Two types of exposure
Answer:
Acute, Chronic
Question:
16. True or false: Exposure to airborne toxins True can lead to health effects
Answer:
Question:
17. Three types of toxic hazards in aviation Physical, Chemical, Biological
Answer:
Question:
18. Ways to mitigate fatigue in operational environment
Answer:
Ensure suflcient sleep, Use good sleep habits, Be careful with shift work, Control length of duty
period, Consider light to enhance alertness, Consider melatonin to adjust to new schedules, Implement
strategic naps, Consider stimulants, Employ rest breaks, Exercise good posture
Question:
19. Stage of sleep with dreams and REM
Answer:
Stage 5
Question:
20. Stage of sleep characterized by deep sleep and grogginess
Answer:
Stage 3/4
