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What are the physical divisions of the atmosphere? - Troposphere - Extends to an Alt. of 30,000 
ft. at the poles and 60,000 ft. at the equator 
Tropopause - boundary between troposphere and stratosphere 
Stratosphere - tropopause to about 50 miles upward. Ionosphere - end of stratosphere upward to 600 
miles 
Exosphere - end of ionosphere to about 1200 miles (true space) 
What are the physiological zones of the atmosphere - ...
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Identify the safety features provided by the aircraft. - Aircraft Structural Shell (fuselage)- 
Landing Gear and Crashworthy Seats- 
Personnel Restraint System- 
Post-crash Factors- 
Which one of the safety features are essential for survival? - Structural shell - prevent intrusion of 
structure in the occupiable living space during a survivable crash.
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Which use of cockpit lighting is correct for night flight? - Reducing the interior lighting intensity to 
a minimum level. 
Without visual aid, a pilot often interprets centrifugal force as a sensation of - Rising or falling. 
If you experience tunnel vision and cyanosis you may have symptoms of - Hypoxia. 
How can an instrument pilot best overcome spatial disorientation? - Read and interpret the flight 
instruments, and act accordingly.
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hypoxia - "reduced oxygen" or "not enough oxygen." 
hypoxic hypoxia - a result of insufficient oxygen available to the body as a whole 
hypemic hypoxia - occurs when the blood is not able to -take up- oxygen in order to transport a 
sufficient amount of oxygen to the cells in the body
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1. What is hypoxia? 
(AIM 8-1-2) - Hypoxia is a state of oxygen deficiency in the body sufficient to impair functions of 
the brain and other organs. 
2. Where does hypoxia usually occur, and what symptoms should one expect?