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Back to Basics - Critical Care Transport Review > Flight/CAMTS > Flashcards

Flight/CAMTS Flashcards

1
Q

Rotor-wing pilot required training hours

A

2000 total hours
1000 hours as pilot in command (PIC)
100 hours PIC at night

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2
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“bottle-to-throttle” time

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at least 8 hours

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3
Q

Rules of flight following

A
  • Sterile cockpit during critical phases of flight
  • 15 minutes max comms interval during flight
  • 45 minutes max comms interval while on the ground
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4
Q

Rotor-wing shut off sequence

A

TFB - Throttle, fuel, battery

Take survival bag and meet at 12 o’clock

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5
Q

Survival sequence of events

A

Shelter, Fire, Water, Food

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6
Q

FARs (# and scope)

A

Part 91 - no passengers

Part 135 - passengers (max 14hrs for pilots)

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7
Q

Local flight area determined by

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certificate holder

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8
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Cell phones are prohibited when

A

during flight

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9
Q

Medical director is not required to

A

live in the same state

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10
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Intubation requirements

A

1 per quarter per patient population (adult, pedi, neonate)

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11
Q

Live intubation requirements during training

A

5

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12
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Specialty team response time

A

45 minutes

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13
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Pilot area orientation (day/night)

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5 hours day, 2 hours night

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14
Q

Helipad is required to have

A

2 paths of entry/egress, security

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15
Q

Air ambulance minimum fuel requirement

A

175 miles

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16
Q

ELT is activated at

A

4g’s

17
Q

Uniform fit

A

1/4” between uniform and body

18
Q

Fixed wing twin engine time

A

500 hours

19
Q

Gas laws

The bends, decompression sickness, soda can CO2, gasses in blood

A

Henry’s Law

20
Q

Gas laws

Tissue swelling, hypoxic hypoxia, available oxygen at altitude

A

Dalton’s Law

21
Q

Gas laws

cellular gas exchange/diffusion

A

Graham’s Law

22
Q

Gas laws

Oxygen tank pressure in heat/cold

A

Gay-Lussac’s Law

23
Q

Gas laws

BP cuff, ETT cuff, MAST pants, IABP purging

A

Boyle’s Law

24
Q

Tumbling

A

rotation on a 360 degree axis

25
Q

Yaw

A

deviation up to 90 degrees from a straight path

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