Aeromedical Questions with 100%
Correct Answers
How many types of Spatial Disorientation are there? Correct Answer: 3
What is the minimum amount of sleep for continous operations? Correct Answer:
5
A leak from a hydraulic hose or gauge, under pressures of up to 1,200 pounds
per square inch, can produce Correct Answer: A finely divided aerosol fluid that
diffuses quickly throughout the cockpit.
What are the types of fatigue? Correct Answer: acute and chronic
The greatest toxicological risk during flight is? Correct Answer: An acute, high-
dose exposure to a toxic agent
What are the four ways of managing stress? Correct Answer: Avoiding stress,
Changing your thinking, Learning to relax, Ventiliating stress
The most common gaseous poison in the aviation environment is? Correct
Answer: Carbon monoxide
What is linear acceleration? Correct Answer: Change in speed without a
change in direction
Which type of fatigue happens over long periods? Correct Answer: Chronic
This is an intrinsic biological clock with a cycle of roughly 24-25 hours. Correct
Answer: circadian rythm
What stressor deals with how a person perceives a given situation or problem?
Correct Answer: Cognitive
, What is the most dangerous vestibular illusion because of its overwhelming and
incapacitating effects. Correct Answer: Coriolis Illusion
What signs of hypoxia can be observed by another crewmember that is not
affected? Correct Answer: Cyanosis (bluing of the skin)
What are the symptoms of the compensatory stage of hypoxia? Correct
Answer: Drowsiness, Poor judgment, Impaired coordination and Impaired
efficiency
What are the four types of stress responses? Correct Answer: Emotional,
Behavioral, Cognitive, and Physical
Sensory Illusion - is a _________ perception of reality caused by the conflict of
orientation information from one or more mechanisms of equilibrium. Correct
Answer: False
What are the three (3) types of somatogravic illusions? Correct Answer: G-
Excess, Elevator, Oculoagravic
What are the four types of hypoxia? Correct Answer: Hypoxic, Hypemic,
Stagnant, Histotoxic
Total prevention of fatigue can be ________ . Correct Answer: impossible to
prevent
The Commander will identify the __________survival equipment each
crewmember will wear. Correct Answer: minimum
What regulation details the equipment the aviator will wear and what is the
required aviation protective equipment the aviator will wear? Correct Answer:
MNG 95-1
Correct Answers
How many types of Spatial Disorientation are there? Correct Answer: 3
What is the minimum amount of sleep for continous operations? Correct Answer:
5
A leak from a hydraulic hose or gauge, under pressures of up to 1,200 pounds
per square inch, can produce Correct Answer: A finely divided aerosol fluid that
diffuses quickly throughout the cockpit.
What are the types of fatigue? Correct Answer: acute and chronic
The greatest toxicological risk during flight is? Correct Answer: An acute, high-
dose exposure to a toxic agent
What are the four ways of managing stress? Correct Answer: Avoiding stress,
Changing your thinking, Learning to relax, Ventiliating stress
The most common gaseous poison in the aviation environment is? Correct
Answer: Carbon monoxide
What is linear acceleration? Correct Answer: Change in speed without a
change in direction
Which type of fatigue happens over long periods? Correct Answer: Chronic
This is an intrinsic biological clock with a cycle of roughly 24-25 hours. Correct
Answer: circadian rythm
What stressor deals with how a person perceives a given situation or problem?
Correct Answer: Cognitive
, What is the most dangerous vestibular illusion because of its overwhelming and
incapacitating effects. Correct Answer: Coriolis Illusion
What signs of hypoxia can be observed by another crewmember that is not
affected? Correct Answer: Cyanosis (bluing of the skin)
What are the symptoms of the compensatory stage of hypoxia? Correct
Answer: Drowsiness, Poor judgment, Impaired coordination and Impaired
efficiency
What are the four types of stress responses? Correct Answer: Emotional,
Behavioral, Cognitive, and Physical
Sensory Illusion - is a _________ perception of reality caused by the conflict of
orientation information from one or more mechanisms of equilibrium. Correct
Answer: False
What are the three (3) types of somatogravic illusions? Correct Answer: G-
Excess, Elevator, Oculoagravic
What are the four types of hypoxia? Correct Answer: Hypoxic, Hypemic,
Stagnant, Histotoxic
Total prevention of fatigue can be ________ . Correct Answer: impossible to
prevent
The Commander will identify the __________survival equipment each
crewmember will wear. Correct Answer: minimum
What regulation details the equipment the aviator will wear and what is the
required aviation protective equipment the aviator will wear? Correct Answer:
MNG 95-1
