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Name: ___________________________________________
- When an aircraft ___________________, turns, or changes ______________________, it
experiences G forceschanges in apparent __________________________.
- Rapid ______________________________ and steeply banked, _________________________ turns
create positive Gsforces acting in the direction of the pilot's
________________________. They displace _________________________ and the body's organs
toward the lower _________________________. As the ________________________ circulation to
the _____________________ decreases under positive Gs, the pilot's
________________________ field narrows. If positive Gs increase, the pilot loses
_______________________ vision and eventually loses _____________________________.
- Rapid _____________________________ and "outside" aerobatic maneuvers create
___________________________ Gsforces acting toward the pilot's
______________________.
- Motion sickness is caused by continued ____________________________ of the tiny portion
of the ____________________________ ear that controls the sense of
___________________________. __________________________, abrupt maneuvering,
____________________________ temperatures, ________________________, and lack of outside
_______________________________ references can contribute to or exacerbate motion
sickness.
- If you are susceptible to airsickness, ________________ ___________________ take the
preventive drugs that are available over the counter or by prescription (unless, of
course, you are a passenger). These medications may make you _____________________________
or depress your _________________________ functions in other ways.
- If you suffer from airsickness, _________________________ the air vents,
__________________________ your clothing, use ______________________________, keep your
eyes on a point outside the airplane, hold your head still, and avoid
____________________________ maneuvers. Then _________________________________ as soon as
possible. And always keep a supply of ___________________________ bags close at hand.
- ___________________________________, also known as "spatial disorientation,"
is a state of temporary confusion resulting from misleading information sent to the
____________________________ by various sensory organs.
- Spatial disorientation occurs most often in __________________________________
meteorological conditions created by ______________________, ______________________,
_____________________, smoke, or _____________________________ nights. It is aggravated by
lack of recent instrument experience or training, unfamiliarity with the aircraft or
flight situation, ____________________ or worry, and excessive ___________________________
movements.
- Describe three day time, and three night time visual illusions:
- _________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
- Describe the proper technique for scanning for aircraft:
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
_________________________________________________________________________
- Hypoxia_________________ of ________________________is the greatest single
danger to a pilot at _______________________________ altitudes. When a pilot
______________________ air at _______________________________ altitudes, there isn't
enough oxygen _______________________ to force adequate amounts of this vital gas through
the ______________________________ of the ________________________________ into the
bloodstream...
- List four symptoms of hypoxia
- _________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
- The FARs (FAR 91.211) and CAR's require pilots to use supplemental oxygen when flying at
high altitudes. Whenever an unpressurized airplane is operated between
_____________________ and _________________________ ft for more than _____________ minutes
the crew must use ____________________________ oxygen.
- List fours ways to avoid hypoxia:
- _________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
- _________________________________________________________________________
- The consumption of _______________________ drug, including ________________________, can
___________________________ your ability to fly an airplane, and with few exceptions the
use of drugs is ____________________________ by the FARs and CARs. Before using any
drugeven an _______________-the-____________________ medicinereview its side
effects with your ___________________ _______________________ ________________________
(AME). Pilots remember these rules with the rhyme "___________________ hours from
___________________ to __________________________.
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