Student Pilot and Medical Certificate Flashcards

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What is required by your first solo?

A

A student pilot certificate and at least a 3rd class medical certificate

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How many months is a 3rd class medical certificate good for?

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60 calendar months under 40, 24 calendar months over 40

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What are BasicMed rules?

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Max 5 passengers, no more than 6 seats, max weight 6000 lbs or less / Stay below 18000’ / Max airspeed 250 kts

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How can you operate under BasicMed rules?

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Hold an FAA Med Certificate after July 14, 2006 / Hold a valid drivers license / Complete FAA medical exam with checklist every 4 years / Take online med ed course every 2 years

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What is hypoxia? What are its symptoms?

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A lack of sufficient oxygen / Impaired function of the brain (judgement, coordination, alertness, memory)

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What is a general safety altitude rule to avoid hypoxia?

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Flights up to 10,000’

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When is supplemental oxygen required as per the FAA?

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After 30 minutes of flight above 12,500’

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What is the most likely source of carbon monoxide in the cabin?

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The ducted air for cabin heat coming from the engine

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What are some clues of carbon monoxide in the cabin? What should you do?

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If you smell exhaust fumes, drowsiness, dizziness, headaches / Turn off cabin heat and immediately open outside air source

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What is hyperventilation? What causes it? How can you recover?

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When an abnormal amount of air is breathed in and out of the lungs / Anxiety or stress / Reduce your rate of breathing by talking or singing to yourself

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What is a common flight illusion on a narrow runway?

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The illusion that you’re too high, causing you to fly a lower than normal approach

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What is a common flight illusion on a wider runway?

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The illusion that you’re too low, causing you to fly a higher than normal approach

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What is a common flight illusion on an upsloping runway?

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Creates the illusion of being too high

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What is a common flight illusion on a downsloping runway?

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Creates the illusion of being too low

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