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StressVisual

IllusionsSpatial

Disorientation

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EyeballHypoxia

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This stage of hypoxia occurs at altitudes

between 10,000 and 15,000 feet…..

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What is…..

Compensatory?

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This is the only negative side effect of the

indifferent stage…..

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What is….

Night vision deteriorates at about 4,000 feet?

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Smoking 3 cigarettes in rapid succession may

place you at a physiological altitude of

____ feet?

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What is…..

5,000 feet?

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When oxygen molecules fail to attach to hemoglobin

molecules, the skin becomes bluish in color.

What is the medical term for this?

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What is…

Cyanosis?

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A mafia hit team murders a narcotics officer via cyanide

poisoning. The autopsy report states the cause of

death to be this type of hypoxia?

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What is….

Histotoxic Hypoxia?

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How one perceives a given situation or problem

describes what major category of stressor?

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What is….

Cognitive Stressor?

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Faulty aircraft maintenance imposes stress on the

aviator. What Major category of stressor would

this fall under?

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What is…

Psychosocial Stressor?

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With regard to self-imposed stressors, this substance is

a central nervous system stimulant that counteracts and delays drowsiness and

fatigue…

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What is….

Caffeine?

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This response to stress may range from increased anxiety, irritability, or

hostility to depressed mood, loss of self-esteem,

hopelessness, and an inability to enjoy life….

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What is…

Emotional Responses?

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This is the most powerful coping mechanism with

regard to stress management…..

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What is…..

Avoiding Stressors?

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Rod cells contain an extremely light-sensitive

chemical called Rhodopsin, more

commonly referred to as…

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What is….

Visual Purple?

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Of the three types of vision, this type is

considered the most dangerous…..

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What is….

Mesopic Vision?

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An unequal curvature of the lens or cornea causes this medical condition….

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What is…..

An astigmatism?

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When a person views an image at a distance, the

actual focal point of the eye is in front of the retinal plane, causing blurred vision if you

suffer from this optical defect….

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What is….

Myopia?

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_____ is the process by which the eyes increase their sensitivity to low

levels of illumination….

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What is….

Dark Adaptation?

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This illusion may be created by helicopter

rotor blades interrupting direct sunlight at a rate of 4-20 cycles per second…

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What is….

Flicker Vertigo?

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This illusion primarily occurs at night when

ambient visual cues are minimal and a small, dim

light is seen against a dark background…

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What is…

Autokinesis?

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At night, an aircraft may appear to be moving away

when it is actually approaching…

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What is…

Reversible Perspective?

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If a pilot has an inaccurate sense of altitude, attitude, or flight-path position in relation to an object so great in size that the object becomes the

new plane of reference rather than the correct plane of

reference…

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What is…Altered Planes of

Reference?

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This illusion may occur when a pilot is viewing the position lights of another

aircraft at night. If the observed aircraft suddenly flies into smoke, the aircraft will appear to be farther…

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What is…

Size-Distance?

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Name the three sensory systems used to help

maintain equilibrium and balance…..

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What are….

1.Visual

2.Vestibular

3.Proprioceptive?

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Of the three sensory systems, this is the most important…. (unless your

Mr.Magoo)

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What is…

The Visual System?

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This “system” contains the motion and gravity detecting sense organs. This system is located in the temporal bone on each side of the

head…

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What is…

The Vestibular System

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These are small sacs located in the vestibule. They respond to gravity and linear accelerations

and decelerations…

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What are….

The Otolith Organs?

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This part of the inner ear sense changes in angular

acceleration?

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What are…

Semicircular Canals?

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Make your wager

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An abnormally rapid rate of respiration that may lead to

the excessive loss of carbon dioxide from the lungs and

result in alkalosis. (“Hey dude, breath in this paper bag”)

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What is…

Hyperventilation?