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Question ID: 109458

The atmosphere contains the following gases?

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A

78% helium, 21 % oxygen, 0.03% carbon dioxide, rest: rare gases

B

78 % helium, 21 % oxygen, 1 % carbon monoxide, rest: rare gases

C

78% nitrogen, 21 % oxygen, 0.03% carbon dioxide, rest: rare gases

D

78 % oxygen, 21 % nitrogen, 1 % carbon monoxide, rest: rare gases
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Question ID: 109900

What is the Time of Useful Consciousness?

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A

The pilot's reaction time when faced with hypoxia

B

The period during which an individual can act with both mental and physical efficiency, measured from when an adequate oxygen supply is no longer available

C

The time taken to become aware of hypoxia due to gradual decompression

D

The period of time between the start of exposure to hypoxia and the moment that the pilot becomes aware of its symptoms
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Question ID: 108093

Select from the following list environmental stressors

1) Heat.

2) Humidity.

3) Divorce.

4) Lack of rest.

5) Loss of job.

6) Noise.

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A

1,2,3,5,6

B

1,2,3,6

C

1,2,4,6

D

1,2,6
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Question ID: 118283

The component of blood that does not contain cells is the?

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A

Base

B

Lymphatic fluid

C

Water

D

Plasma
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Question ID: 108280

The level of automation helps to conserve resources.

On the other hand, it may result in?

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A

Errors in selecting an appropriate plan of action

B

Decision-making errors

C

Behavioral errors

D

Routine errors (slips)
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Question ID: 110586

Accommodation, which enables a clear image to be obtained, is accomplished by which of the following?

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A

The crystalline lens

B

The retina

C

The cones

D

The rods
7/30
Question ID: 110558

An illusion of obtaining greater height above ground can occur when?

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A

Accelerating at low altitude

B

Flying over high terrain in good visibility

C

Decelerating at low altitude

D

Suddenly flying over small trees after prolonged flying over tall trees
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Question ID: 108257

What are the characteristics of the alarm phase of the stress reactions:

1) Increased arousal level as a result of adrenaline secretion

2) An increase in heart rate, respiration and release of glucose

3) A decrease in stress resistance

4) Activation of the digestive system

5) Secretion of cortisol to mobilize attention


The combination of correct statements is?

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A

1,4

B

1,2,3

C

1,2,3,4,5

D

4,5
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Question ID: 108272

A Captain running an Autocratic cockpit is normally?

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A

Over-loaded

B

Efficient

C

Under-worked

D

A good leader
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Question ID: 109918

The symptoms of hypoxia include?

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A

Visual disturbances, lack of concentration, euphoria

B

Nausea and barotitis

C

Dizziness and hypothermia

D

Dull headache and bends
11/30
Question ID: 110301

What is the main cause of a hearing disorder called presbycusis?

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A

Ageing

B

Tinnitus

C

Disease

D

Medication
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Question ID: 118266

Which of the options below would cause conductive hearing loss (conductive deafness)?

1. Damage to the ossicles in the middle ear caused by infection or trauma

2. A damage of the auditory nerve

3. An obstruction in the outer ear

4. A ruptured tympanic membrane

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A

1 and 3

B

1, 2 and 3

C

1, 3 and 4

D

2, 3 and 4
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Question ID: 110482

Which of the following factors affect the quality of learning?

Select the option that combines all correct statements.

1. The quality of instruction

2. Feedback on the performance of the learner

3. Excessive amount of learning resources

4. Personal motivation of the learner

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A

1,2,4

B

1,2,3,4

C

2,3

D

3,4
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Question ID: 109592

A slight lack of coordination which can make it difficult to carry out delicate and precise movements occurs when the level of alcohol in the blood is exceeding?

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A

0.15% blood alcohol

B

0.05% blood alcohol

C

0.1% blood alcohol

D

0.2% blood alcohol
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Question ID: 108565

Pilots on final have no indication whether the landing gear is extended or not.

They decide to fly the aircraft to a quiet area approved by ATC to diagnose the issue, after finding the problem they return to the airfield but do not reach it as they have run out of fuel.

What's happened?

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A

Pilots have accidentally dumped fuel when trying to resolve the problem

B

Pilots forgot to check the basic systems because they were too focused on the landing gear issue

C

The landing gear failure contributed to a fuel leak problem

D

The pilots did not follow the checklist for this specific issue
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Question ID: 108921

Describe task-oriented behavior?

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A

The first consideration is given to the task or goal in the decision making process

B

The first consideration is to solve the tasks and duties of others

C

The first consideration is given to the task or goal in the decision making process. A person who is high task-oriented and low relationship-oriented is considered to have an aggressive style of behavior

D

A person who is high task-oriented and low relationship-oriented is considered to have an aggressive style of behavior
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Question ID: 110204

In conditions of reduced visibility such as dust or haze, objects of equal size and distance may be perceived as being larger or smaller than in reality.

This illusion is called the?

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A

Bottom-up illusion

B

Müller-Lyer illusion

C

Interactive illusion

D

Top-down illusion
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Question ID: 108959

Physiological problems due to increasing altitude are caused by?

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A

Accelerations

B

Increased atmospheric pressure

C

Decreased atmospheric pressure

D

Disorientation
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Question ID: 109432

At which altitude is it necessary to breathe 100% oxygen under pressure after a rapid decompression?

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A

Approximately 20000 ft

B

Approximately 14000 ft

C

Approximately 40000 ft

D

Approximately 50000 ft
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Question ID: 108155

To completely eliminate human errors is not possible

Error Management is the term used for the endeavors to reduce human error and its impact

Which of the following are known error management strategies?

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A

Skill-based error prevention, rule-based error prevention, knowledge-based error prevention, and error education

B

Error identification, error analysis, error recovery, error tolerance, and error management training

C

Error analysis, error classification, error identification, error intolerance, and human error training

D

Error prevention, error reduction, error detection, error recovery, and error tolerance
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Question ID: 109452

How are oxygen and carbon dioxide transported throughout the body?

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A

Metabolism

B

Oxidization

C

Diffusion

D

Circulation
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Question ID: 108934

Situations particularly vulnerable to reversion to an earlier behavior pattern are?

1. When concentration on a particular task is relaxed

2. When situations are characterized by medium workload

3. When situations are characterized by stress

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A

1,3

B

2,3

C

3

D

1,2
23/30
Question ID: 108794

An overstressed pilot may show the following symptoms?

1) Mental blocks, confusion and channelized attention

2) Resignation, frustration, rage

3) Deterioration in motor coordination

4) High pitch voice and fast speaking

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A

1, 2 and 3 are correct, 4 is false

B

1 and 2 are correct, 3 and 4 are false

C

1 and 3 are correct, 2 and 4 are false

D

1, 2, 3 and 4 are correct
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Question ID: 118291

An aircraft is approaching a runway over water.

What illusion is likely to result from this?

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A

Relative Movement

B

Vestibular Sensation

C

Aerial Perspective

D

Black Hole or Featureless Terrain Illusion
25/30
Question ID: 109515

If warned of an imminent thunderstorm?

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A

Cockpit lights should be turned up

B

Cockpit lights should be turned off

C

Cockpit lights should be dimmed

D

No specific action is advised with regards to the adjustment of the brightness of cockpit lights
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Question ID: 108139

An experienced pilot is employed by an airline operator on a fixed-term contract as First officer.

The Operator will offer a permanent contract to only 1 pilot at the end of the year, so the First Officer is really motivated to perform at his/her best. 

The commander of the aircraft who flies with him/her should be aware that?

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A

High motivation increases arousal but reduces the perceived stress level, so the First Officer will be prone to hypervigilance during the cruise

B

High levels of motivation lead to higher arousal, resulting in the First Officer performing his/her monitoring duties more effectively

C

Over-motivation will affect performance, because the associated high levels of arousal are a physiological source of stress

D

Strong motivation to achieve is a cognitive stressor, and it can negatively affect performance
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Question ID: 109362

To resynchronize a circadian rhythm, it takes more time after?

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A

Westbound flights

B

North-south flights

C

Eastbound flights

D

South-north flights
28/30
Question ID: 108525

What are the main advantages that the human possesses over those of a machine in the decision making process?

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A

Creativity, innovation and adaptability

B

The ability to reach the most advantageous option from a number of choices

C

The ability to analyze and compare

D

The ability to analyze and memorize
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Question ID: 109772

Decompression sickness symptoms may develop due to?

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A

Emergency descents without cabin pressure loss

B

Fast flights from a high-pressure zone into a low-pressure area when flying an unpressurised aeroplane

C

Sudden pressure surges in the cabin at altitudes below 18000 ft

D

Cabin pressure loss when flying at higher altitudes (above 18000 ft)
30/30
Question ID: 108843

Which of the following statements about insidious incapacitation is correct?

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A

Frequent medical screening can reduce the hazard caused by insidious incapacitation as most of the medical causes can be detected before flight safety is affected

B

Regular training of insidious incapacitation drills in a flight simulator is ineffective as this type of incapacitation is subtle

C

During an insidious incapacitation event in a multicrew aircraft, the affected pilot should be allowed to continue operating during the less demanding phases of flight

D

It is the most dangerous form of incapacitation as it may remain undetected by the other pilot(s) in a multicrew cockpit
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