UH-60M Aeromedical Verified Exam Questions and Answers Latest
update 2026/2027
Question:
1. Aircrew will be restricted from 48, 12 flying duty for ter general, spinal, or epidural anesthesia and
for a minimum of hours after local or regional anesthesia, to include dental.
Answer:
hours af-
Question:
2. All supplements, herbal and dietary aids and preparations, and performance enhancers are unless by
the flight surgeon or APA in consultation with applicable APLs.
Answer:
prohibited, cleared
Question:
3. Aircrew will not perform aviation duties for a minimum of hours after the last drink consumed and
until no remain.
Answer:
12, residual effects
Question:
4. Medical restriction from flying 12, reaction duty will be for a minimum period of hours following
any immunization. If any type of occurs, local or systemic, the aviator remains restricted from flying
duties until cleared by a flight surgeon or APA.
Answer:
Question:
5. Aircrew members will not be regular (more than per year) blood or plasma donors. Following blood
donation (200 cc or more), aircrew members will be restricted from flying duty for a period of hours.
Following plasma donation, aircrew members will be restricted from flying duty for a period of hours.
Bone marrow donors will be cleared by a flight surgeon or APA prior to returning to flying duties.
Answer:
2, 72, 24 times
,Question:
6. Any adverse reaction, barotraumas or decompression sickness resulting from a decompression
experience, requires duties until flight surgeon or APA.
Answer:
restriction, cleared from flying by a
Question:
7. Flight personnel will not perform high altitude flight duties for hours after exposure to hypobaric
chamber runs in excess of
feet. They may perform flying duties during the initial hours following a decompression experience in
aircraft where cabin altitude does not exceed feet. Heavy exercise or work may mimic the signs and
symptoms of decompression sickness and are discouraged in the period following a decompression
experience.
Answer:
24; 25,000; 24; 10,000; 24
-hour
Question:
8. Aircrew members will not fly or perform low pressure altitude chamber flights within hours
following SCUBA diving, compressed air dives, or hyperbaric chamber exposures.
Answer:
Question:
9. Decompression sickness, resulting from diving or other hyperbaric exposure, requires a from flying
duties by a flight surgeon or APA.
Answer:
restriction
Question:
10. Smoking and use of tobacco products cal performance, including vision. Aircrew members are
from smoking and
use of tobacco products at all times.
Answer:
degrade, discouraged physi-
, Question:
11. Aircrew exhibiting symptoms of simulator sickness will be from actual flight for hours after full
resolution of symptoms.
Answer:
restricted, 12
Question:
12. Exogenous Factors Causing Temporary Restrictions BAMA IS 3C TEDS
Answer:
Blood Alcohol Meds Anasthesia Immunization Simulator sickness Chamber CS Centrifuge Tobacco
Exercise Diving Supplements
Question:
13. Aircrew members requiring corrective lenses in order to achieve / vision will be restricted from
flying duties unless they are wearing either or which provide 20/20, or better, near and far vision
bilaterally.
Answer:
20/20, spectacles, contact lenses
Question:
14. Stress - Definition TC 3-04.93 : 3-1
Answer:
The non-specific response of the body to any demand.
Question:
15. Stressor TC 3-04.93 : 3-2
Answer:
A stressor is any stimulus or event that requires an individual to adjust or adapt in some way.
Question:
16. Types of Stressors TC 3-04.93 : 3-3 PEPC
Answer:
Psychosocial, environmental, physiological (self-imposed), and cognitive (mental)
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17. Psychosocial Stressors TC 3-04.93 : 3-4 to 3-9
Answer:
Life events; trigger adaptation in lifestyle, career, and/or interaction with others. Job Stress, Illness,
Family Issues
update 2026/2027
Question:
1. Aircrew will be restricted from 48, 12 flying duty for ter general, spinal, or epidural anesthesia and
for a minimum of hours after local or regional anesthesia, to include dental.
Answer:
hours af-
Question:
2. All supplements, herbal and dietary aids and preparations, and performance enhancers are unless by
the flight surgeon or APA in consultation with applicable APLs.
Answer:
prohibited, cleared
Question:
3. Aircrew will not perform aviation duties for a minimum of hours after the last drink consumed and
until no remain.
Answer:
12, residual effects
Question:
4. Medical restriction from flying 12, reaction duty will be for a minimum period of hours following
any immunization. If any type of occurs, local or systemic, the aviator remains restricted from flying
duties until cleared by a flight surgeon or APA.
Answer:
Question:
5. Aircrew members will not be regular (more than per year) blood or plasma donors. Following blood
donation (200 cc or more), aircrew members will be restricted from flying duty for a period of hours.
Following plasma donation, aircrew members will be restricted from flying duty for a period of hours.
Bone marrow donors will be cleared by a flight surgeon or APA prior to returning to flying duties.
Answer:
2, 72, 24 times
,Question:
6. Any adverse reaction, barotraumas or decompression sickness resulting from a decompression
experience, requires duties until flight surgeon or APA.
Answer:
restriction, cleared from flying by a
Question:
7. Flight personnel will not perform high altitude flight duties for hours after exposure to hypobaric
chamber runs in excess of
feet. They may perform flying duties during the initial hours following a decompression experience in
aircraft where cabin altitude does not exceed feet. Heavy exercise or work may mimic the signs and
symptoms of decompression sickness and are discouraged in the period following a decompression
experience.
Answer:
24; 25,000; 24; 10,000; 24
-hour
Question:
8. Aircrew members will not fly or perform low pressure altitude chamber flights within hours
following SCUBA diving, compressed air dives, or hyperbaric chamber exposures.
Answer:
Question:
9. Decompression sickness, resulting from diving or other hyperbaric exposure, requires a from flying
duties by a flight surgeon or APA.
Answer:
restriction
Question:
10. Smoking and use of tobacco products cal performance, including vision. Aircrew members are
from smoking and
use of tobacco products at all times.
Answer:
degrade, discouraged physi-
, Question:
11. Aircrew exhibiting symptoms of simulator sickness will be from actual flight for hours after full
resolution of symptoms.
Answer:
restricted, 12
Question:
12. Exogenous Factors Causing Temporary Restrictions BAMA IS 3C TEDS
Answer:
Blood Alcohol Meds Anasthesia Immunization Simulator sickness Chamber CS Centrifuge Tobacco
Exercise Diving Supplements
Question:
13. Aircrew members requiring corrective lenses in order to achieve / vision will be restricted from
flying duties unless they are wearing either or which provide 20/20, or better, near and far vision
bilaterally.
Answer:
20/20, spectacles, contact lenses
Question:
14. Stress - Definition TC 3-04.93 : 3-1
Answer:
The non-specific response of the body to any demand.
Question:
15. Stressor TC 3-04.93 : 3-2
Answer:
A stressor is any stimulus or event that requires an individual to adjust or adapt in some way.
Question:
16. Types of Stressors TC 3-04.93 : 3-3 PEPC
Answer:
Psychosocial, environmental, physiological (self-imposed), and cognitive (mental)
Question:
17. Psychosocial Stressors TC 3-04.93 : 3-4 to 3-9
Answer:
Life events; trigger adaptation in lifestyle, career, and/or interaction with others. Job Stress, Illness,
Family Issues
