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ADM Flashcards

1
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What are the five hazardous attitudes?

A 
Impulsivity
Resignation
Anti-authority
Invulnerability
Macho
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What are the attitude and antidote for Impulsivity?

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“Do it quickly”

“Not so fast. Think first.”

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What are the attitude and antidote for Resignation?

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“What’s the use?”

“I’m not helpless. I can make a difference.”

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What are the attitude and antidote for Anti-authority?

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“Don’t tell me.”

“Follow the rules. They are usually right.”

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What are the attitude and antidote for Invulnerability?

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“It won’t happen to me.”

“It COULD happen to me.”

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What are the attitude and antidote for Macho?

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“I can do it.”

“Taking chances is foolish.”

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What checklist can pilots use to determine their readiness to fly?

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The IMSAFE checklist

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What does IMSAFE stand for?

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Illness
Medication
Stress
Alcohol
Fatigue
Emotion
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What are the two types of stress?

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Acute and Chronic

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What are the two types of fatigue?

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Acute and Chronic

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What are the three models of structured framework for problem-solving and decision-making?

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The 5P’s
The 3P’s with PAVE, CARE and TEAM
DECIDE

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What are the five P’s?

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The Plan
The Plane
The Pilot
The Passengers
The Programming
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What are the three P’s?

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Perceive
Process
Perform

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What checklist is associated with each of the 3 P’s?

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Perceive - PAVE
Process - CARE
Perform - TEAM

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What does CARE stand for?

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Consequences
Alternatives
Reality
External factors

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What does TEAM stand for?

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Transfer
Eliminate
Accept
Mitigate

19
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What does DECIDE stand for?

A 
Detect (the problem)
Estimate (the need to react)
Choose (a course of action)
Identify (solutions)
Do (the necessary actions)
Evaluate (the effects of the actions)
22
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What does PAVE stand for?

A

Pilot (PIC)
Aircraft
enVironment
External pressures

23
Q

What is SAFETY, and what does it stand for?

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It is a generic passenger brief.

S - Seat belts, Shoulder harnesses, and seat adjustments/locks
A - Air vents, climate controls
F - Fire extinguisher (location and use)
E - Exits, Emergency evacuation, Emergency kit
T - Traffic (scanning/reporting), Talking (sterility)
Y - Your questions? (Speak up!)

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