Health And Hygiene Flashcards
Local anaesthetic
No flying for 12 hours
General Anaesthetic
24 hours no flying
Fatigue
Cumulative
Short term - physical or mental exertion lack of sleep etc fixed by resting
Long term - caused by exposure to jet lag and stressors
FRMS
Fatigue risk management - data to monitor and manage fatigue related safety
Travellers Diarrohoea
Different meals to crew
Sealed water
Allow 90 mins interval between eating and flying
Type 2 diabetes
Body not able to produce enough insulin
Insulin controls blood glucose levels
Insufficient insulin = high blood sugar = hyperglycaemia
Thrust/urination/blurred vision/wounds not healing/fatigue/tingling/coma
Nasal spray issues
Causes drowsiness and hallucination
Avg droplet size 7 to 12 micrometers
Hypoglycaemia
Insufficient sugar provided to energy to cells/muscles
IT SOME DAMN FOOD
Hyperglycaemia
Too much blood sugar
Caffeine
Stimulates CNS
200mg+ reduces performance
Max 250-300mg per day (2-3 cups of coffee)
Alcohol and limit
1 unit an hour
15mg per hour 100ml an hour
Rate slows when you sleep
EASA Limits - 20mg per 100ml or 0.02%
Alcoholism
Altered tolerance/repeated withdrawal symptoms/conflict with the law
Mosquitoes diseases
Yellow fever/malaria
Cholera
Bacterial disease via food or water
Tetanus
Bacteria infection via cuts and wounds attack CNS