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CAMATA FINAL EXAM PREP 2025/2026 ACCURATE

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Armstrong's Line .......Answer.........63,000ft - 47mmHg pressure -

boiling point is body temperature = blood will boil


GHOSTBAN (flight stressors) .......Answer.........G-forces


Humidity/hyperventilation


Oxygen


Shakes/vibrations


Temperature/tired


Barometric pressure


Atmosphere

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Noise


Best mode of patient transport >200km? .......Answer.........fixed

wing


As plane ascends, what happens to temp. and atmospheric

pressure? .......Answer.........decrease in temp/atmospheric

pressure


"physiological zone" .......Answer.........sea level to approx.

10,000ft.


Atmosphere composition .......Answer.........78% Nitrogen , 21%

Oxygen, 1% Others


Atmospheric pressure .......Answer.........760 mmHg


The pressure exerted against an object or a person by the

atmosphere? .......Answer.........Barometric pressure

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"Efficient zone" .......Answer.........sea level to 10,000ft


"Deficient zone" .......Answer.........10,000 - 50,000ft - human

body cannot tolerate


"Space equivalent zone" .......Answer.........above 50,000ft


Pressure at 10,000ft .......Answer.........523 mmHg


Boyle's Law .......Answer.........the volume of a gas is inversely

proportional to its pressure if the temperature remains constant


(P1V1 = P2V2)


Dalton's Law .......Answer.........The total pressure of a mixture of

gases is the sum of the individual pressures (Ptotal=

P1+P2+P3...)

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Charles's Law .......Answer.........volume of a gas is proportional to

its absolute temperature when pressure and mass are constant


Henry's Law .......Answer.........amount of gas in a solution directly

relates to the pressure the gas has over the solution


External inspiration is influenced by which law?

.......Answer.........Graham's law


For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction

.......Answer.........Newton's Law


% of 02 dissolved in plasma .......Answer.........3%


Normal HCO3 .......Answer.........22-26 mEq/L


> 20,000ft = what stage of hypoxia .......Answer.........critical

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Harold Ellis, Vishy Mahadevan Clinical Anatomy
Publisher: 2018 ISBN: 9781119325536 Edition: Unknown

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