Is a total blockage of a coronary artery leading to the death of a piece of heart muscle
Question 128-2 : Hypertension ?
Increases the risk of a heart attack and stroke
Question 128-3 : Blood pressure is normally measured in ?
Mmhg
Question 128-4 : Internal respiration ?
Is a metabolic process that takes place inside the cells during which oxygen is used and carbon dioxide produced
Question 128-5 : During a rapid decompression in a two crew aircraft the other pilot becomes incapacitated your first action is to ?
Don your own oxygen mask
Yetoli . so that there is a risk of 2 incapacitated ..don your own oxygen mask = put your own oxygen mask .in case of a rapid decompression don your own oxygen mask first as a first and immediate step when the cabin altitude warning occurs
Question 128-6 : The percentage of oxygen in cabin air ?
Is the same as at sea level
.the percentage of oxygen in cabin air remains unchanged 21% at all flight altitudes but as altitude increases the partial pressure of oxygen decreases
Question 128-7 : Which counter measure can a pilot can use against a barotrauma of the middle ear ?
Stop descending climb again and then descend with reduced sink rate
Question 128-8 : The approximate time required for complete adaptation of the eye when moving from darkness to light is ?
10 seconds
Question 128-9 : Is it possible to suffer from aerodontalgia in the descent ?
No
.aerodontalgia is a pain in the teeth that results from a change in air pressure if air is trapped in diseased or badly filled teeth it expands during the climb .the pain will go when the aircraft descends
Question 128-10 : Which of the following is true with regards to sleep .1 metabolic rate falls.2 arterial blood pressure falls.3 the pulse rate decreases.4 the sensitivity level of the senses is increased ?
1 2 and 3
Question 128-11 : Which of the following list can cause fatigue .1 sleep loss.2 jet lag.3 boredom.4 low levels of external stimulation ?
1 2 3 and 4
Question 128-12 : Which of the following list are symptoms of fatigue .1 tiredness.2 faster reactions.3 diminished motor skills.4 tunnelled concentration.5 increased long term memory capacity ?
1 3 and 4 only
Question 128-13 : What is the maximum jaa/easa blood/alcohol limit for flight and cabin crew ?
20 milligrams per 100 millilitres of blood
Eu ops 1 085 crew responsabilities . . e a crew member shall not . 1 consume alcohol less than 8 hours prior to the specified reporting time for flight dutyor the commencement of standby . 2 commence a flight duty period with a blood alcohol level in excess of 0 2 promille . 3 consume alcohol during the flightduty period or whilst on standby .'promille' per thousand
Question 128-14 : On average most human adults require approximately how many hours sleep per night ?
8 h
Question 128-15 : In the case of fire in flight most fatalities are caused by ?
Suffocation from fumes caused by aircraft furnishing and wiring
Question 128-16 : If a crew is having a stop over for less than 24hrs before returning to their homebase what coping strategy should be used for jet lag ?
Maintain eating and sleeping cycle based on home time
Question 128-17 : Tattooing and immunization with the use of improperly sterilized needles or syringes may expose the receiver to which of the following ?
Hepatitis b or c
Question 128-18 : Hypoglycaemia can be caused by ?
Not eating regularly or fasting
Question 128-19 : In the event of fuel spillage onto the body it is advisable that the affected area is ?
Initially washed with copious water and without the use of soap
Admin .think pragmatically you must act very quickly you don't have time to select a soap which may be potentially dangerous when in contact with the fuel skin inflammation you will remove the larger part of the toxic substance contained in the fuel with water without removing the natural protective oils found on the surface of the skin
Question 128-20 : Which of the following statements are correct with regard to alcohol ?
It is absorbed directly from the stomach and intestines into the bloodstream
Admin .about 20% of alcohol is absorbed into the bloodstream directly through the walls of the stomach and 80% is absorbed into the bloodstream through the small intestine when there is food in the stomach alcohol is absorbed more slowly into the bloodstream food in the stomach slows the absorption of alcohol by preventing it from going directly to the small intestine which is where the majority of alcohol we drink enters the blood stream the effects of the alcohol will still occur but at a slower rate
Question 128-21 : Using the body mass index bmi formula when will a pilot be classed as obese ?
Over 30 for males and 29 for females
Admin . 2529
Question 128-22 : A female pilot is 1 7 metres tall and weighs 57 kg she is ?
Normal
Question 128-23 : Flying while suffering from a cold may expose a pilot to ?
Otic and sinus barotrauma
Question 128-24 : The effect of alcohol on sleep is ?
Negative because it modifies sleep cycle
Cqb 15 september 2011
Question 128-25 : Type 2 diabetes ?
Mostly concerns adults and is characterised by an insulin resistance
Question 128-26 : Which of the following is/are the symptom s of dengue fever ?
Fever up to 40 °c severe muscle and limb pain break bone fever headache malaise and.generalized exanthema
Cqb 15 feedback october 2011 .dengue fever is a common diagnosis for febrile patients who have stayed in endemic zones infections occur worldwide in the tropics and subtropics and have spread in the past years especially into conurbations the disease is caused by a flavivirus 4 serotypes and transmitted by aedes mosquitoes active day only after an incubation period of 2 7 days patients complain of a biphasic fever up to 40 °c severe muscle and limb pain break bone fever headache malaise and generalized exanthema after malaria has been ruled out the diagnosis is established clinically and can be verified by an increase of antibodies the only treatment required is symptomatic
Question 128-27 : Possible harmful effects of ozone are .1 headaches.2 fatigue.3 chest pains.4 irritation of the eyes nose or throat.5 shortness of breath.6 coughing.which of the following lists all the correct answers ?
1 2 3 4 5 and 6
Cqb 15 feedback october 2011 .the air at high altitude contains significant levels of ozone if left unchecked atmospheric ozone enters aircraft through air conditioning ducts ozone exposure is known to cause adverse health effects some symptoms attributed to 'jet lag' or 'air sickness' may actually be caused by ozone persons exposed to ozone can experience headaches fatigue shortness of breath chest pains coughing and irritation of the eyes nose or throat
Question 128-28 : Back problems can be prevented by ?
A balanced nutrition diet
Partial feedback cqb15 october 2011 they talk about prevention not of care .you are welcome to post any information to complete the feedback given this feedback is provided 'as is' without warranty of any kind. trailstar .considering back problems as side effect of overweight or obesity this question makes sense . ajdawe .this question should definitely be challenged if it appears on a real exam it is far too unclear that it refers to obesity kinesitherapy is far more logical as preventative treatment for back problems .a better answer would be 'correct use of lumbar support' or something similar ..the question is about 'prevention' only kinesitherapy is the treatment of an existant disease by movements or exercise
Question 128-29 : Dengue fever ?
Is spread by mosquitoes that are active during day time
Question 128-30 : Back problems are common amongst pilots .effective ways of preventing back pain are .1 physiotherapy.2 loosing weight if person is overweight.3 good physical condition.4 hypnosis.the combination that regroups all of the correct statements is ?
1 2 3
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-31 : Reasons for lower back pain are .1 body mass index bmi between 20 25.2 different lenght of lower extremities.3 slipped intervertebral disk.4 muscular tension and fatigue of the back muscles.the combination that regroups all of the correct statements is ?
2 3 4
Question 128-32 : Type 2 diabetes may be prevented by ?
Avoiding being overweight
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-33 : The incidence of type 2 diabetes is increasing worldwide .risk factors for diabetes type 2 are .1 obesity.2 genetic background.3 physical activity.4 low calorie intake.the combination that regroups all of the correct statements is ?
1 2
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-34 : In the tropics gastroenteritis is a common disease among travelers .which of the following statements are correct .1 gastroenteritis is often caused by bacteria.2 washing your hands is one of the most effective ways of preventing infection. ?
1 2 3 4
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-35 : Hepatitis a infection ?
Can be prevented by gamma globulin or vaccination
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-36 : Which of the following beverages or food stuffs are most likely to contain caffeine .1 coca cola.2 tea.3 carrots.4 chocolate.the combination that regroups all of the correct statements is ?
1 2 4
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-37 : In a multi crew aircraft taking a nap in the cockpit ?
Should last between 15 to 40 minutes
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-38 : Cosmic radiation ?
Is at its strongest at very high altitudes
Ecqb03 july 2016
Question 128-39 : The average annual amount of cosmic radiation received by crew members ?
Is about the same as the amount of background radiation
Question 128-40 : Adaptation to light ?
Is done in both eyes separately
Ecqb03 july 2016 ..the part of the eye responsible for night vision are the rods the cones allow for day vision cones are active at high light levels and allow us to see color and fine detail directly in front of us .rods allow good night vision after adaptation to darkness in about 30 minutes .cones attain maximum sensitivity in 5 7 minutes .'adaptation to light' is the adjustment of the eyes to high or low levels of illumination not the ability of the lens to focus at different distance
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