Chapter 6 - Abnormal

Question 1

In a pilot incapacitation event, what should you confirm with the other pilot?

Answer 1

“Do you have control of the aircraft?”

Question 2

What is the makeup of the atmosphere?

Answer 2

78% nitrogen

21% oxygen

1% other gases

Question 3

Mild hypoxia symptoms?

Answer 3

Fatigue
Vision Impairment
Listlessness and vague distress
Lack of concentration

Question 4

Moderate hypoxia symptoms?

Answer 4

Headache
Dizziness
Lack of self criticism
Mood change and confusion

Question 5

Severe hypoxia symptoms?

Answer 5

Cyanosis
Muscular in coordination
Loss of consciousness
Death

Question 6

Time of useful consciousness at 18,000 feet?

Answer 6

10-30 minutes

Question 7

TUC at 20,000 feet

Answer 7

5 to 12 minutes

Question 8

TUC 25,000 feet?

Answer 8

2-3 minutes

Question 9

What are the two types of decompression?

Answer 9

Gradual

Rapid

Question 10

What are cabin crew decompression actions?

Answer 10

Secure cart

Secure self

Remain secured

Question 11

Cabin crew decompression follow up actions?

Answer 11

Portable oxygen

Assess cabin

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