FATIGUE and HEALTH Flashcards

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What are the 3 tyoes of FATIGUE?

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Being awake for 17 hours equates to alcohol impairment of…

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0.05% above the legal limit to drive

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What is the definition of STRESS?

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It is an organisms total response to environmental demands or pressure.

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STRESS arises from interactions between individuals and the environment that….

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go beyond their ability to cope and adapt, thereby threatening the individual’s well being.

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STRESS RESPONSE depends on factors such as…

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Individuals personality

Physical attributes

General Health

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It is now believed that ____%of all diseases are caused by ___________.

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80-90 %

prolonged periods of stress

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Symptoms of STRESS:

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Irritable bowel syndrome

Heart attack

Arthritis

Chronic Headaches

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Does Stress Prevention varies widely from person to person?

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Yes

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9
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System Induced Incapacitation cam include…

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Mechanical Failure

Or external like

Laser attacks

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10
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Startle and confusion can arise from…

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Occurrences that are unexpected or have not been trained for such as cascading failures from catastrophic failures.

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Laser beams can cause serious (painless)

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Serous damage to vision even from 10 miles away.

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HYPOXIA is a lack of sufficient oxygen in the body cells or tissues caused by….

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Inadequate transportation of oxygen to them.

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Is it possible to recognize Hipoxia before being incapacitated…

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Only if properly trained and even then is not certain.

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Which is the earliest effects of hipoxia?

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Impairment of judgment.

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What are some of the symptoms of HIPOXIA?

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Behavior changes
Poor coordination
Discoloration of fingernails
Sweating
Increased breathing rate
Headache
Vision deterioration
Light headnezz or dizzy sensation
Tingling or warm sensation

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HISTOXIC HIPOXIA

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Is the inability of cells or tissue to use oxygen.

It is not corrected by the use of oxygen.

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Hypoxic Hipoxia is

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Caused by a reduction of circulating red cells (hemoglobin) OR contamination of blood with gasses other than oxygen because of anemia, carbon monoxide, etc.

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STAGNANT HIPOXIA…

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Is oxygen deficiency cause by the failure of the circulatory system to deliver oxygen.

It can be caused also by high G forces.

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What is EPT or TUC?

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EPT: Effective Performance Time

TUC: Time of Useful Conciousness

20
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The sudden supply of pure oxygen after a sudden depresurization actually can aggravate the symptoms of Hypoxia?

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Yes, therefore oxygen should be taken gradually, specially if the symptoms have developed already.

21
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The nitrogen acquired during normal breathing is not a threat because…

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It is in liquid state

22
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Evolving and expanding of games in the body is known as…

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Decompression sickness.

23
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When the ambient pressure reduces sufficiently…

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The Nitrogen comes out of solution and forms bubbles.

Decompression sickness.

24
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For flights above 8000’ the recomemded waiting after scubadiving time is….

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What are the symptoms of decompression sickness?
Burning Depp chest pain Pain is aggravated by breathing Shortness of breath Dry constant cough
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What is PARESTISIA?
Is when the therebare visual deficiencies or temporary paralysis. I.e. when you stand up too fast or a limb goes asleep.