Vol 3

Front 1

what is the responsibiliites that a flight surgeon have in a mishap investigation?

Back 1

identify and prevent future mishaps

Front 2

locally, who is responsibile for implementing sage practices to prevent mi9shaps?

Back 2

each individual

Front 3

specifically, who makes the final determination on retgurn to flying status when aircrew are treated in other clinics?

Back 3

any flight surgeon

Front 4

name a uniguw characterisitic of solid propellant used in most missle suystems

Back 4

once ignited, it cannot be extinguised

Front 5

which of th efollowing concerns would be considered primary physical hazards for personnel assigned to missiel alert facilities?

Back 5

motor vehicle accidents and enviroments

Front 6

record mishaps as aircraft flight mishaps when

Back 6

there is an intent for flight

Front 7

whenever a mishap results in reportable damage of 1 mil or more, you must report it as a what class of mishap?

Back 7

Class a

Front 8

if an unmannder aerial vehicle crashes in afghanistan, what is the procedure for determining whether it is reportable as an unmanned aerial vehicle mishap?

Back 8

determine if another dod aircraft was involved

Front 9

when responding to a mishap, you should approach the scene from what direction?

Back 9

upwind

Front 10

what actions should you take prior to removing human remains from the scene of an aircraft mishap?

Back 10

photograph the site

Front 11

what solution should you use when preparing tissue and skin samples for autopsy analysis?

Back 11

betadine

Front 12

what steps need to be completed before completing an aircraft mishap report?

Back 12

compile all necessary data

Front 13

how should you report an event that is categorized as a physioloical episode?

Back 13

Class E mishap

Front 14

class e physiological events are reported by message using the format found in

Back 14

AFI 914-204 safetyy investigations and reports

Front 15

the overall prupose of flight line visits is to

Back 15

promote flying safety

Front 16

what is your specific responsbility to the life support section?

Back 16

porovide advice to unit personnel of protective equipment programs

Front 17

which of the following are all rated officers?

Back 17

navigators, pilots, flight surgeons

Front 18

what do you do with the original AF form 1042 after it is completed?

Back 18

file it in the individuals health record

Front 19

how many years must the AF form 1041 be kept on file?

Back 19

two

Front 20

who is responsible to train aircrew in the ermergency removal of soft contact lenses?

Back 20

oprometry

Front 21

what steps are necessary to a sage and productive soft contact lens program?

Back 21

identification, documentation, and evaluation

Front 22

what is the primary devise a computer uses to store informatino?

Back 22

hard drive

Front 23

what program emphasises information protection precepts and promotes consistent application of security principles in the use of AF information systems?

Back 23

SATE

Front 24

what administrative tyool shows everyt record series maintained for an office of record?

Back 24

files plan

Front 25

what is the pruprose of the physical examinations processing program?

Back 25

track physical exams for flying and special operations personnel

Front 26

once you arrive at the knoledge exchange webpage, what should be the next step to begin training on the physical examinstions processing program database?

Back 26

click on the aerospace medicine tab

Front 27

what step must you take before you can use the physical examinations processing program database?

Back 27

set up an account through the AF portal

Front 28

when you input medical information on military member into preventivie health assessment individual medical readiness program, to what system does it connect?

Back 28

AFCHIPS

Front 29

what can you determine when you review a military members individual medical status is yellow?

Back 29

items are outdated or need attention

Front 30

a supervisor has access to what additional tabs in the af complete immunizations tracking applicatino?

Back 30

set up and data management

Front 31

what step should you take if you have a patient tha texperiences an adverse reaction?

Back 31

go to the menu bar and access the VAERS website

Front 32

what steps might you need to take before you can access AF complete immunisations tracking application?

Back 32

you must see you local AFCITA program manager, have an account establisted and have tyhe program loaded on yourt computer

Front 33

what function does teh areomedical information management waiver tracking system serve?

Back 33

tracks waivers for personnel on flying or special operations status

Front 34

What step must you complete frist to complete initial waivers within aeromedical inofmratino menagement waiver tracking system?

Back 34

enter the patients demographics

Front 35

what do you do once th aeromedical information management waiver tracking system process is completed?

Back 35

place informatino in patient record

Front 36

the medical standards, frequency, scope and instructinos fro completing required physial examinations propertly are specified in

Back 36

afi 48-123

Front 37

during a physical examination, the dephth of evaluation of any body system depends primatily on the

Back 37

type of medical examination

Front 38

the format and prcedures for conduction and recording a physical examination are found in

Back 38

AFPAM-48-133

Front 39

where is the AF Form 422 established on officers entering the AF?

Back 39

first permanent duty station

Front 40

members with 4t profiles must have the AF form 422 reviewed every

Back 40

30 days

Front 41

how many human functions factors are considered in the phuysical profile serial?

Back 41

six

Front 42

which factor would apply to an individual who has organic defects to the ears?

Back 42

P

Front 43

What is the main consideration under the E physical profile factor

Back 43

Distant visual acuity only

Front 44

a strength aptitude test is rated in which profile factor?

Back 44

x

Front 45

what organization authorizes and L suffix on AF Form 422"?

Back 45

HQ AFPC

Front 46

Members may be retained on the temporary disability retired list for no more than

Back 46

5 years

Front 47

what is the first step in the AF disbility evaluation process?

Back 47

initiate a MEB

Front 48

when would disability compenstation not be authorized

Back 48

injury occurred during an unauthorized absence

Front 49

what step must be taken if a military member has been discharged after being admitted to a hospital?

Back 49

records must be reviewed to identify correct profile actions

Front 50

what shold you do if protentially disqualifying information is discovered during a records review?

Back 50

refer the case to flight surgeon

Front 51

who owns the health records?

Back 51

us government

Front 52

what muyst occur to ensure health records are maintained according to af and joint commission on accreditation of healthcare organizations standards?

Back 52

MTF reviews

Front 53

where is the original medical record maintained on deployed active duty and ARC personnel?

Back 53

Home base MTF

Front 54

In which section of the outpatient record is every completed SF 600 filed?

Back 54

two

Front 55

you encounter a record of member on flying status that has not been identified correctly what steps should you take to make the record identifiable as a member on flying status?

Back 55

stamp the word fly in 2 minch clock letters in teh upper left corner of the front cover

Front 56

in what division of the atmosphere will the phenomena of wather mosly occur?

Back 56

troposphere

Front 57

where is the greatest barometric pressure found?

Back 57

tropopause

Front 58

as altitude increases barometyric pressure will

Back 58

drecrease

Front 59

what method of measuring altitude is used to measure the distance from the aircraft to the ground directly below it?

Back 59

absolute altitude

Front 60

what gas law explains the way in which ascent to altitude induces hypoxia?

Back 60

daltons law

Front 61

what is the main contributing factor to in flight noise?

Back 61

air rushing over the canopy

Front 62

the best description of in flight noise is it

Back 62

increases with air speed and decreases with altitude

Front 63

what environmental streses has the greatest influence on g intolerance?

Back 63

heat

Front 64

special diet control is important to many air crew members because it

Back 64

reducses the incidence of gas pains

Front 65

what causes an aircrew members circadian rhythm to be affected on a cross country flight?

Back 65

corssing of time zones

Front 66

air sickness duyring pilot training is usually due to

Back 66

lack of adaptation

Front 67

t is the most common type of hypoxia seen in aircrew members and is often referred to

Back 67

hypoxic hypoxia

Front 68

what type of hypoxia may ne caused be alchohol abuse?

Back 68

histotoxic

Front 69

the cardiovascular and respiratory systems may compensate for hypoxia at altitudes up to ho many feet?

Back 69

10,000

Front 70

what is the prime consideration when trating hypoxia?

Back 70

providing the aircrew member with adequate o2

Front 71

what is the most efffective reatment for hyperventilation?

Back 71

reducing the rate and depth of breathing

Front 72

hypoxia is most frequently caused by

Back 72

airsickenss

Front 73

which of the following is not a factor of decompression sickness?

Back 73

rate of descent

Front 74

how are occurrences of decompression sickness symptions relative to age?

Back 74

increases with age

Front 75

how many hours should an individual wait to fly following diving activities?

Back 75

24 hours

Front 76

what are teh usual sites for bends pains?

Back 76

shoulders, elbows, knees, and ankles

Front 77

which symptom is the most specific early symptom of chokes?

Back 77

substernal pain

Front 78

what key symptom differentiates chockes and false chokes?

Back 78

sharp substernal pain

Front 79

which sensation is not associated with skin manifestations of decompression sickness?

Back 79

numbness

Front 80

one method of protecting aircrew members against decompression sickness is by restricting aerial flight to what maximum cabin altitude?

Back 80

FL 250

Front 81

what is the best way to administer o2 while treating decompression sickness?

Back 81

aviators mask

Front 82

what si the maximum flying altitude for unpressurized aircraft when transporting a patient suffering decompression sickness?

Back 82

1000 feet

Front 83

how many hours must an individual not fly following complete resolution of symptoms of the bends?

Back 83

72 hours

Front 84

positive g forces affect the diaphragm by doing what to the viscer

Back 84

push them down

Front 85

in what direction are negative g forces applied?

Back 85

foot to head

Front 86

the anti g straining maneuver is performed during the

Back 86

expiratory phase against a completely closed glottis

Front 87

which of the senses of orientatino is considered to be reliable in flight?

Back 87

visual

Front 88

what sensory system is often referred to as the seat of the pants sense?

Back 88

proprioceptive

Front 89

what is the most common sensory illusion resulting from stimulation of the semicircular canals?

Back 89

the leans