Base Tasks

Question 0

Loading limit

Answer 0

600 kg/m2

Question 1

Slope limitations

Answer 1

Right 6
Left 11
Front&Back 8

Question 2

Dynamic rollovers

Answer 2

Pivot point, rolling motion, exceeding critical slope

Fm 3-04 pg 1-63

Question 3

Max crosswind speed for open doors

Answer 3

30 Kts

Question 4

Maintain heading during hover

Answer 4

+- 10 degrees

Question 5

Maintain altitude during hover

Answer 5

+- 1 foot IGE

+- 10 feet OGE

Question 6

Do not allow drift to exceed ___ in hover

Answer 6

2 feet IGE

10 feet OGE

Question 7

Hover- do not exceed __ degrees within __ seconds

Answer 7

90, 4

Question 8

In flight: maintain heading at

Answer 8

+- 10 degrees

Question 9

In flight: maintain altitude at

Answer 9

+- 100 feet

Question 10

In flight: maintain airspeed at

Answer 10

+- 10 knots KIAS

Question 11

KIAS

Answer 11

Knots indicated airspeed

Question 12

Maintain rate of climb or descent

Answer 12

+- 100 feet per minute

Question 13

Maximum weight of tie downs

Answer 13

70 kg

Question 14

In flight: maintain selected bank at

Answer 14

+- 10 degrees

Question 15

Types of stressors

Answer 15

Psychological
Environmental
Physiological
Cognitive

Question 16

Psychosocial stressor

Answer 16

Job stress & family issues

Question 17

Environmental stressors

Answer 17

Altitude, speed, temperature, aircraft design, IMC conditions

Question 18

Physiological stressor

Answer 18

Drugs, exhaustion, alcohol, tobacco, hypoglycemia

Question 19

Cognitive stressors

Answer 19

Pessimism, obsession, failure to focus on present, & low confidence

Question 20

Stages of hypoxia

Answer 20

Indifferent, compensatory, disturbance, critical

Question 21

Evolved gas disorders

Answer 21

Bends, chokes, parathesia, CNS

Question 22

Trapped gas disorders

Answer 22

Gastrointestinal, middle ear discomfort, sinus pain

Question 23

Spatial disorientation

Answer 23

Individuals inability to determine their position, attitude, & motion relative to the surface of the earth or other significant objects

Question 24

Types of spatial disorientation

Answer 24

Type I: unrecognized Type II: recognized Type III: incapacitating

Question 25

Types of hypoxia

Answer 25

Hypoxia, hypemic, stagnant, histotoxic

Question 26

Hypemic

Answer 26

Anemic, reduction of oxygen carrying capacity of blood

Question 27

Histotoxic

Answer 27

Interference of O2 absorption. Commonly caused by alcohol, narcotics, and certain poisons (cyanide)

Question 28

Somatogravic illusions

Answer 28

Caused by changes in linear acceleration & gravity stimulate otolith organs

Question 29

Types of somatogravic illusions

Answer 29

Oculogravic illusions, elevator illusions

Question 30

Somatogravic illusions

Answer 30

Caused when angular accelerations and deceleration stimulate semicircular canals

Question 31

Types of somatogyral illusions

Answer 31

Leans, graveyard spin, coriolis illusions

Question 32

Oculogravic illusions

Answer 32

Occurs when an aircraft is accelerated or decelerates in a forward direction

Question 33

Elevator illusion

Answer 33

When you look down and think the nose is rising

Question 34

Oculoagravic illusion

Answer 34

When aircraft is moving downwards, and you are looking up