Student Pilot and Medical Certificates Flashcards

1
Q

What am I required to get before flying solo?

A

Student pilot certificate

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What is required to get the student pilot certificate?

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FSDO office, local DPE, and Airman Certification Representative, and CFI to process application

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3
Q

How long does a student pilot certificate last?

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No expiration

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4
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What medical is required to solo an airplane?

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3rd class medical (61.23)

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5
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How long does a 3rd class medical last?

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60 months under 40, 24 months over 40

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6
Q

What is the minimum required medical for a light sport aircraft?

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US Drivers License

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Q

What is the eligibility for basic med?

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Must have received an FAA medical anytime after July 14, 2006 and have a US Drivers License

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What are the limitations for basic med flight?

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Max of 5 passengers, no more than six seats, max 6000 lbs., stay below 18000’ and 250 kts IAS

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How do you maintain a basic med cert?

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Visit a physician every 4 years and complete a checklist that must be entered in the pilot’s logbook, and complete an online basicmed course every two years (also logged)

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10
Q

What is Hypoxia? What are the symptoms? What are the outcomes?

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Lack of sufficient oxygen to the brain / Heacaches, drowsiness, dizziness, euphoria, belligerence / Impaired judgement, memory, alertness, and coordination

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What are the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning? What are the most likely sources? What can be done?

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Drowsiness, dizziness, headaches / Heated air from the cabin air heat / Close heater, open outside air vents, open windows if necessary

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What is hyperventilation? What are the symptoms? What can be done?

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When an abnormal amount of air is breathed in an out of the lungs / Dizziness, nausea, tingling of the hands feet and legs, drowsiness / Reduce your rate of breathing by talking or singing to yourself, breathing into a bag

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13
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What illusion is caused by a narrower runway than usual? Wider than usual runway?

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Creates the illusion that you’re too high resulting in an approach that’s lower than usual / Creates the illusion that you’re too low, resulting in an approach that’s higher than usual

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What illusion is created by an upsloping runway? Downsloping runway?

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An upsloping runway creates the illusion of being too high / Downsloping runway creates the illusion of being too low

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What are some other factors that can cause illusions?

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