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Base Tasks Flashcards

0
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Loading limit

A

600 kg/m2

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1
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Slope limitations

A

Right 6
Left 11
Front&Back 8

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2
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Dynamic rollovers

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Pivot point, rolling motion, exceeding critical slope

Fm 3-04 pg 1-63

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3
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Max crosswind speed for open doors

A

30 Kts

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4
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Maintain heading during hover

A

+- 10 degrees

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5
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Maintain altitude during hover

A

+- 1 foot IGE

+- 10 feet OGE

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6
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Do not allow drift to exceed ___ in hover

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2 feet IGE

10 feet OGE

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7
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Hover- do not exceed __ degrees within __ seconds

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90, 4

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8
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In flight: maintain heading at

A

+- 10 degrees

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9
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In flight: maintain altitude at

A

+- 100 feet

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10
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In flight: maintain airspeed at

A

+- 10 knots KIAS

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KIAS

A

Knots indicated airspeed

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12
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Maintain rate of climb or descent

A

+- 100 feet per minute

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13
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Maximum weight of tie downs

A

70 kg

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14
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In flight: maintain selected bank at

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+- 10 degrees

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Types of stressors

A

Psychological
Environmental
Physiological
Cognitive

16
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Psychosocial stressor

A

Job stress & family issues

17
Q

Environmental stressors

A

Altitude, speed, temperature, aircraft design, IMC conditions

18
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Physiological stressor

A

Drugs, exhaustion, alcohol, tobacco, hypoglycemia

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Cognitive stressors

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Pessimism, obsession, failure to focus on present, & low confidence

20
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Stages of hypoxia

A

Indifferent, compensatory, disturbance, critical

21
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Evolved gas disorders

A

Bends, chokes, parathesia, CNS

22
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Trapped gas disorders

A

Gastrointestinal, middle ear discomfort, sinus pain

23
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Spatial disorientation

A

Individuals inability to determine their position, attitude, & motion relative to the surface of the earth or other significant objects

24
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Types of spatial disorientation

A

Type I: unrecognized
Type II: recognized
Type III: incapacitating

25
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Types of hypoxia

A

Hypoxia, hypemic, stagnant, histotoxic

26
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Hypemic

A

Anemic, reduction of oxygen carrying capacity of blood

27
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Histotoxic

A

Interference of O2 absorption. Commonly caused by alcohol, narcotics, and certain poisons (cyanide)

28
Q

Somatogravic illusions

A

Caused by changes in linear acceleration & gravity stimulate otolith organs

29
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Types of somatogravic illusions

A

Oculogravic illusions, elevator illusions

30
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Somatogravic illusions

A

Caused when angular accelerations and deceleration stimulate semicircular canals

31
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Types of somatogyral illusions

A

Leans, graveyard spin, coriolis illusions

32
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Oculogravic illusions

A

Occurs when an aircraft is accelerated or decelerates in a forward direction

33
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Elevator illusion

A

When you look down and think the nose is rising

34
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Oculoagravic illusion

A

When aircraft is moving downwards, and you are looking up

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