Cdc Volume 1

Front 1

Directions to record Dive # on 1354

Back 1

# of dives using last two digits of calender year and consecutive # dive

Front 2

Form Filed with 1352 Individual health record

Back 2

SF 502 (Medical naritive summary)

Front 3

How are chamber times recorded on af 712 Instructor Flight/Dive Record

Back 3

Flight times and Dive times Done In Chronological Order

Front 4

When does monthly training report to HQ USAF/SGOA

Back 4

no latter than the 10th of each month

Front 5

Completed 361 (chamber reactor/treatmant report) Forwarded to who

Back 5

HQ USAF/SGOA

Front 6

Time Line for forwarding AF form 361 Chamber Reactor?Trtmnt Report

Back 6

10 Working days

Front 7

AF Form 361

Back 7

Chamber Reactor/Treatment report

Front 8

During type 4 what is up and down rate fot the ear san sinus check

Back 8

2500ft

Front 9

maximum time for a type I

Back 9

15 minutes

Front 10

Aircrew going overseas without APO need training how many months before departure

Back 10

3 Months

Front 11

Authorizes AP training fo CIV needed for civilian orientation flight

Back 11

Local Wing Comander

Front 12

How long days/hoursis original course

Back 12

16hrs/2days

Front 13

Number of flights in a 7 day week to or above FL 2500

Back 13

4

Front 14

Aerospace Apprnt will work with

Back 14

Supervisor und close supervision

Front 15

Focal point for enlisted force within Aerospace Traing Unit

Back 15

Superintendent

Front 16

min rank for 7 level

Back 16

Staff/E-5

Front 17

Form for awarding new AFSC

Back 17

AF form 2096

Front 18

Type of AF training needed when assigning unskilled personal to replace skilled workers

Back 18

Upgrade

Front 19

When is refresher trainig performed and documneted from

Back 19

5 Yrs from the last day of the month trained

EXE Trained 3 Feb good until 31 Feb

Front 20

Who can recieve 2 1/2 hr refresher

Back 20

General Officers and Col serving as group comanders
Recieve type IV

Front 21

Can "Develope" special chamber chamber flights

Back 21

MAJCOMS

Front 22

Flight that is 15 minutes long and is composed of rapid decompression

Back 22

Type I

Front 23

Flight that has the original profile

Back 23

Type II

Front 24

Up and down flight that acomidates the HAP class

Back 24

Type III

Front 25

Flight reserved for Refresher courses TARF,TTB, HELO

Back 25

Type IV

Front 26

Aproval level for special flight profile before use

Back 26

HQ USAF/SGOA

Front 27

Number of hours must wait between RD's

Back 27

23 Hrs

Front 28

Number of hours Between exposure aboave 25000

Back 28

12 Hrs

Front 29

Number of hours between Exposure to 30000

Back 29

22 Hrs

Front 30

Instructor/Student ratio for chamber flight

Back 30

2 instructors for 10 students any more and must have three

Front 31

number of flights to or above 30,000 in a 7 day wk

Back 31

Three

Front 32

Number of RD in a 4 day wk

Back 32

Two

Front 33

Time after instruction to take chamber flight

Back 33

90 Days

Front 34

HAP chamber type

Back 34

type III

Front 35

medical standards outlined in what

Back 35

AFI 48-123
Medical Examinations & Standards

Front 36

Army medical Clearance Form

Back 36

DA Form 4186
Medical Recomindation For Flying or Special Duty

Front 37

Navy Medical Clearance Form

Back 37

Nav Med Form 64 10/2

Front 38

ROTC Cadet Med Clearance Form

Back 38

-SF 88 Reort of Medical Exam
-DD Form 2351
DOD Medical Exam Board

Front 39

CIV Medical Clearance

Back 39

FAA Flying Class I-III Cert
FAA Form 8500-8

Front 40

Primary Use of HYPERchamber in Aerospace Phys Unit

Back 40

Emergency Treatment of DCS

Front 41

Personal Assigned to PSD recieve special training that quals them to do what to pressure suit assymbly

Back 41

Fit & Maintain

Front 42

Which publication describes Training Phases of Aero PHys

Back 42

11-403
Aerospace Training Program

Front 43

How often are members required to do retraining

Back 43

5yrs

Front 44

Who does aerospace phys report to

Back 44

Aerospace Medicine Sq CC

Front 45

Primary Mission Of Aerospace Phys journyman is to familorize Flyer with physiological stresses and human performace factors of modern military aviation and...

Back 45

Prepare flyer to successfully meet those challenges.

Front 46

Mission: Air force Health System

Back 46

Increas Performance and Mission Readiness OF USAF

Front 47

Primary Goal of MED GRP orginization "PLAN"

Back 47

maintain structure in peacetime to decrease orginization confusion during transistion to war

Front 48

AFMAN 36-2108

Back 48

Airman Classification
Each Skill Level spelled Out

Front 49

AF Form 2096

Back 49

Classification on Job Training Action to Award the necxt skill level

Front 50

Minimum Requirments for ALS

Back 50

SRA
48 Months MIN
1 yr retention

Front 51

Part of Formal training imparts skill gained by performing Job under supervision

Back 51

JOB Proficiency

Front 52

AFI-48-101

Back 52

Aerospace Medical Operations

Front 53

AFI 11-403

Back 53

Aerospace Physiological Training Program

Front 54

Document outlines tasks shows degree of training and provides necessary referance for each task

Back 54

job profeciancy guide

Front 55

each command must plan and evaluate OJT in accordance with what regulation

Back 55

36-2201

Front 56

Type of training includes officila course conducted with appropriate course charts training standards and objectives

Back 56

Formal Training

Front 57

Type of training increases your knowledge and skill level but does not result in award of a AFSC

Back 57

Qualification