CPL Human factors practice Exam
Questions And 100% Solved Solutions.
Regardless of experience which human error is the most common in aircraft incidents and accidents -
Answer Decisions in judgement making
Specifically anaemia is brought in my diets low in - Answer Iron
A person susceptibility to hypoxia will not be affected by - Answer Flying at night
A passenger flying with a head cold is most likely to be immune to the effects of - Answer
Hypermetropia
Oxygen is transported around the body by - Answer Haemoglobin
Hearing loss due to overexposure to high noise levels will first usually affect detection of - Answer High
frequency sounds
The holder of a commercial pilots license and current medical holder suffers an illness which will affect
his or her ability to act efficiently. They must inform casa if - Answer The illness last for more than 7
days
During a high performance climb in an unpressurised aircraft passengers are most likely to feel
abdominal pain from the expansion of gases in the stomachs - Answer Correct
Which of the following restrictions applies to the consumption of alcohol by pilots. Alcohol may be
consumed - Answer Be consumed up to but not wothin 8 hrs immediately preceding departure
Heat stroke occurs when - Answer The core temperature of the body exceeds 40.( degree)
What is the greatest factor fatigue would have a factor on - Answer Concentration
, The part of the human body that connects the inner ear to the throat is the - Answer Euatachian tube
During night flying the effects the effects of vertigo may be reduced by - Answer Focusing on the
instruments
The effects of alcohol on mental performance usually persist for up to 48 hrs after the last drink - Answer
True
When conducting mouth to mouth resuscitation you should do so at the rate of - Answer 2 breaths per
15 compression an no more than 60 compressions per minute
When is spatial disorientation most likely to occur - Answer When visual reference of the horizon has
been lost
Following rapid decompression at 18 000ft the average time of useful consciousness when engage in
moderate activity is closest to - Answer 20 minutes
During a night flight of the cabin lights are turned on brightly how long. Would it take a pilots eyes to
revert back to night condition - Answer 30 minutes
Which environment is most likely to encourage onset dehydration - Answer High altitudes with. Low
humidity
In straight and level flight a risk of collision occurs if converging aircraft appear to be - Answer On the
horizon and moving towards the center of the windscreen
Euphoria is a system of hypoxia - Answer Correct
The Australian dirtary guidelines recommend that Australia adults engage in a diet - Answer That
includes a milks yoghurts and cheese
Questions And 100% Solved Solutions.
Regardless of experience which human error is the most common in aircraft incidents and accidents -
Answer Decisions in judgement making
Specifically anaemia is brought in my diets low in - Answer Iron
A person susceptibility to hypoxia will not be affected by - Answer Flying at night
A passenger flying with a head cold is most likely to be immune to the effects of - Answer
Hypermetropia
Oxygen is transported around the body by - Answer Haemoglobin
Hearing loss due to overexposure to high noise levels will first usually affect detection of - Answer High
frequency sounds
The holder of a commercial pilots license and current medical holder suffers an illness which will affect
his or her ability to act efficiently. They must inform casa if - Answer The illness last for more than 7
days
During a high performance climb in an unpressurised aircraft passengers are most likely to feel
abdominal pain from the expansion of gases in the stomachs - Answer Correct
Which of the following restrictions applies to the consumption of alcohol by pilots. Alcohol may be
consumed - Answer Be consumed up to but not wothin 8 hrs immediately preceding departure
Heat stroke occurs when - Answer The core temperature of the body exceeds 40.( degree)
What is the greatest factor fatigue would have a factor on - Answer Concentration
, The part of the human body that connects the inner ear to the throat is the - Answer Euatachian tube
During night flying the effects the effects of vertigo may be reduced by - Answer Focusing on the
instruments
The effects of alcohol on mental performance usually persist for up to 48 hrs after the last drink - Answer
True
When conducting mouth to mouth resuscitation you should do so at the rate of - Answer 2 breaths per
15 compression an no more than 60 compressions per minute
When is spatial disorientation most likely to occur - Answer When visual reference of the horizon has
been lost
Following rapid decompression at 18 000ft the average time of useful consciousness when engage in
moderate activity is closest to - Answer 20 minutes
During a night flight of the cabin lights are turned on brightly how long. Would it take a pilots eyes to
revert back to night condition - Answer 30 minutes
Which environment is most likely to encourage onset dehydration - Answer High altitudes with. Low
humidity
In straight and level flight a risk of collision occurs if converging aircraft appear to be - Answer On the
horizon and moving towards the center of the windscreen
Euphoria is a system of hypoxia - Answer Correct
The Australian dirtary guidelines recommend that Australia adults engage in a diet - Answer That
includes a milks yoghurts and cheese
