BGS - Post its Flashcards

1
Q

Boyles law is?

A

Under constant T:

p prop 1/V

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2
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Charles law is?

A

Under constant p:

V prop T

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3
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Guy Lussacs law is?

A

Under constant V:

p prop T

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4
Q

Henry’s law is?

A

Dissolved gas law (decompression sickness)

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5
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Finks law is?

A

Diffusion rate law (external respiration)

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6
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Dalton’s law is?

A

Sum of parital p’s = total p. (hypoxia)

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7
Q

What is the purpose of pressoreceptors?

A

Maintain homeostasis by measuring blood pressure

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8
Q

What are the 2 types of neuron in the nervous system?

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Motor & Sensory

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9
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What happens to CO2 and therefore blood acidity during hyperventillation?

A

CO2 decreases and so blood becomes more alkaline

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10
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What are the characteristics of an active error?

A

They are produced by the operator and are rapidly detected.

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11
Q

What characterisies an individual with macho behaviour?

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A high opinion of themselves

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12
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What can strict adherance to SOPs and checklists do regarding errors?

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They can mitigate or eliminate the adverse effects of operational factors and human errors.

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13
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What characterises a democratic leader during conflict?

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They will try to get everyone involved to clarify the reasons and causes behind the conflict.

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14
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What are cognitive illusions caused by?

A

A misinterpretation of sensory inputs.

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15
Q

How is Dengue spread?

A

Via mosquito bite during the day.

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16
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What do proprioreceptors do?

A

Inform of the relative motion & relative position of body parts.

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17
Q

When does knowledge based bahaviour occur?

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When rules can no longer be applied to a situation.

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18
Q

Why should pilots not fly immediately after giving blood?

A

There is a risk of lowered blood pressure.

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19
Q

What are the main strategies for adapting to time constraints?

A

Planning ahead and prioritising

20
Q

What does acute fatigue usually result from?

A

Short term physical effects

21
Q

When is reversion to previous behaviour patterns most likely to occur?

A

During high stress or very relaxed situations

22
Q

To what levels of stress does the body adapt to repeated exposure of?

A

Moderate

23
Q

What should an aircraft system be able to do regarding pilot interaction and avoiding errors?

A

Tell the pilot of a system malfunction.

24
Q

What is under-confidence likely to result in in terms of behaviour?

A

Aggressiveness

25
Q

Where is blood pressure measured?

A

At the same height as the heart.

26
Q

How long can performance be reduced for after a short sleep?

A

Up to 20 mins from waking.

27
Q

Is the critical stage the death zone?

A

no but the critical stage can result in death after incapacitation

28
Q

Where should the most important items in a checklist be located?

A

At the start of a checklist.

29
Q

What symptoms will an individual experience if internal body temperature raises to 39degC?

A

Impairment of physical and mental performance.

30
Q

Below which altitude is decompression sickness unlikely?

A

18000ft

(and rare below 25000ft)

31
Q

What if the function of cortisol and what is it’s effect on pulse rate?

A

It increases blood sugar levels but has no effect on pulse rate.

32
Q

At what point in the cockpit can hypovigilance occur?

A

At any time.

33
Q

If an individual does not want to fly but is going to, what kind of symptoms may occur?

A

Air sickness and lack of sleep.

34
Q

What defines an informed culture?

A

One that collects and analyses data and disseminates safety information.

35
Q

What defines a reporting culture?

A

One that cultivates an atmosphere where people have the confidence to report safety concerns without blame.

36
Q

What defines a learning culture?

A

One that is able to learn from mistakes and and make changes.

37
Q

What defines a just culture?

A

One where errors or unsafe acts will not be punished if unintentional.

38
Q

What are the most critical perceptual illusions?

A

Visual, Kinaesthtetic and auditory.

39
Q

What does error management consider?

A

error:

Tolerance

Recovery

Detection

Prevention

Detectability

Reduction

40
Q

What can make motion sickness worse?

A

Lack of sleep or fatigue.

41
Q

What factors affect attention and vigilance?

A

Environmental

Physiological

Motivation

Task factors (frequency of inputs required)

42
Q

The skill, rule and knowledge based model (Jens Rasmussen) is associated with?

A

Behaviour

43
Q

In a complex task, what do high levels of arousal lead to?

A

narrowing the span of attention

44
Q

How is Dengue spread, what are some symptoms, prevention and treatment?

A

Mossy bites during the day

Sudden high fever; Headaches & pain behind eyes; nausea and vomiting

Vaccine

Intravenous fluids

45
Q

How is Tetanus spread, what are some symptoms and treatment?

A

Puncture in the skin

Lockjaw

Vaccine

46
Q

How is Rabies spread, what are some symptoms and treatment?

A

Saliva from infected animals

Madness, foaming at the mouth

Wash wound with soap and water for at least five minutes

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