AEROMEDICAL ARMY 2K17 ACTUAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 GRADED A+.

AEROMEDICAL ARMY 2K17 ACTUAL EXAM REVIEW QUESTIONS AND CORRECT SOLUTIONS 2024/2025 GRADED A+. 2 / 11 1. Atmosphere: A mixture of gases that surrounds the Earth's surface is the . 2. Troposphere: The isthe domain of weather, winds, turbulence and convec-tion. 3. Efficient, Deficient, Space-Equivalent: The physiological zones of the atmos-phere are , and zones. 4. 21: Oxygen makes up % of gas in the atmosphere. 5. Plasma: isthe fluid part of the blood composed mainly of salt, water, andproteins. 6. Red Blood Cells/Hemoglobin, 98.5: transports approximately % of all O2 in the body. 7. Respiration: is a process by which a living organism exhanges gaseswith its environment. 8. Involuntary, active (inhalation), passive (exhalation): Respiration is an process that occurs in two phases, the phase and the phase. 9. Indifferent, compensatory,disturbance, critical: The fourstages of hypoxia arethe , , , and stages. 10. Histotoxic: hypoxia results when there isinterference with the use of O2by body tissue. 11. True: True or False: Hypoxia can occur at any altitude 12. Hyperventilation: is an excessive rate and depth of respiration leadingto abnormal loss of CO2 13. Compensatory: The stage of hypoxia is associated with altitudes of10,000'- 15,000'. 14. disposition of flying duty medical examinations and medical waivers: US Army Aeromedical Activity (AAMA) reviews and recommends for continued flight status of RA, AR, and NGSoldiers. 15. Class A, Class B: US Army Safety center investigates all and select accidents and writes safety policy for the Army. 16. Exogenous Aeromedical, Aviation life support: US Army Aeromedical Re-search Laboratory (USAARL) conducts research in the effects of factors in aviation enronment and the development of . 17. rated, non-rated: US Army School of Aviation Medicine (USASAM) conductstraining for all 3 / 11 and crewmembers. 18. Flight Surgeon (FS), Aeromedical Physician's Assistant (APA), Aeromed-ical Psychologist: , , , are members of the aviation medicine health care team. 19. Initial and Comprehensive: The two broad categories of FDME are . 4 / 11 20. False (Unit Commander): True or False:The flight surgeon is the final approvalauthority of the DD Form 2992. 21. 365: A permanent disqualification is one that will likely take longer than days. 22. One Month (30 days): A crewmember may request extension each annual period. 23. False (FDME): True or False: A FDHS is only completed every 5 years. 24. USASAM: Aviation Resource Management Surveys (ARMS) are conducted by . 25. Clinical/operational preventative medicine, unit readiness, staff function,and clinical/hospital support.: The duties and responsibilities of the FS and APAas part of the health care team are . 26. Clinical Consultation, Support FS&CDR's, consult with CDR's/Unit SafetyOfficers/Flight Evaluation Boards, and Education/Training.: The aeromedical psychologist responsibiliites as part of the health care team are . 27. Structural shell, landing gear and crashworthy seats, personal restrain system,post crash factors: 4 safety features provided by the aircraft are , , , and . 28. False: True or False: Zipper boots ARE approved for flight. 29. False (NVG): True or False:The visor must be worn down during ALL modes offlight. 30. 120 degrees F: When washing flight glovesthe temperature of the watershouldnot exceed . 31. True: True or False:When washing A2CU liquid fabric softeners should not beused. 32. down, not: When wearing the A2CU sleeves will be worn and be rolled or cuffed. 33. cotton,wool,Nomex: Undergarments made of , , or are approved for flight. 34. When performing flight duties: The trousers will NOT be bloused into the boot