Jeopardy

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Jeopardy
Choose a category. You will be given a
question. You must give the correct answer.
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Stress
Visual Illusions
Spatial Disorientation
Eyeball
Hypoxia
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Define Hypoxia
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What is.. Results when the body lacks oxygen?
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This type of hypoxia is caused by a reduction in
the oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood
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What is Hypemic Hypoxia?
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In this type of hypoxia, the oxygen-carrying
capacity of the blood is adequate, but
circulation is inadequate.
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What is.. Stagnant Hypoxia?
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This type of hypoxia results when there is
interference with the use of oxygen by body
tissues
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What is.. Histotoxic Hypoxia
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This type of hypoxia occurs when decreasing
atmospheric pressure prevents the diffusion of
oxygen from the lungs to the bloodstream.
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What is. Hypoxic Hypoxia?
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A nonspecific response of the body to any demand
placed upon it
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What is.. The definition of stress?
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Any stimulus or event that requires an individual
to adjust or adapt in some way?
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What is.. A Stressor?
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This major category of stressor are life events.
They may trigger adaptation or change in ones
lifestyle, career, and/or interaction with
others.
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What is.. Psychosocial Stressors
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Poor weather resulting in instrument flight
conditions may cause significant stress and
increases the fatigue of aircrews. What major
category of stress would this be an example of?
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What is.. Environmental Stressor?
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This medical term refers to undesired effects
resulting from the combination of two or more
drugs or from a stressful situation experienced
while taking a prescribed drug.
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What is.. Synergistic Effects
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This type of vision is experienced under
low-light level environments such as partial
moonlight and starlight conditions.
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What is Scotopic Vision?
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This blind spot covers an area of 5.5 to 7.5
degrees. It is about 15 degrees from the fovea
and originates where the optic nerve attaches to
the retina.
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What is.. Day Blind Spot?
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This chemical permits the cone cells to respond
immediately to visual stimulation, regardless of
the level of ambient light
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What is.. Iodopsin?
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This part of the eye is a circular, transparent
protective tissue that projects forward and
protects the eye..
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What is.. The Cornea?
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This simple test expresses the comparison of the
distance at which a given set of letters is
correctly read to the distance at which the
letters would be read by someone with clinically
normal eyesight. Name this test..
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What is The Snellen Test
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This visual illusion is the falsely perceived
self-motion in relation to the motion of another
object..
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What is.. Relative Motion?
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This visual illusion occurs when aircrew members
land at night, under NVG conditions, and the IR
searchlight is directed too far under the nose of
the aircraft..
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What is.. Crater Illusion?
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This visual illusion is caused by the effects of
heat waves, rain, snow, sleet, or other visual
obscurants.
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What is.. Structural Illusion?
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This visual illusion is due to a lack of
sufficient visual cues and causes an aircrew
member to lose depth perception..
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What is. Height-Depth Illusion
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Crew members may become so engrossed with a
problem or task within the cockpit that they fail
to properly scan outside the aircraft.
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What is. Fascination (Fixation)
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Define Spatial Disorientation
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What is. A individuals inability to determine
his position, attitude, and motion relative to
the surface of the earth or significant objects?
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This is a spinning sensation usually caused by a
peripheral vestibular abnormally in the middle
ear..
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What is.. Vertigo?
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A pilot perceives a problem (resulting from S.D.)
The pilot, however, may fail to recognize it as
S.D. What type of S.D. does this describe?....
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What is. Type II (Recognized)
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What type of S.D. would a pilot have if he
experiences such an overwhelming sensation of
movement that he cannot orient himself by using
visual cues or aircraft instruments?
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What is.. Type III (Incapacitating)
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What is the most dangerous type of disorientation?
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What is. Type I (Unrecognized)
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Final Jeopardy
Make your wager
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• Which one is it?
• Hyperglycemia
• Or
• (2) Hypoglycemia

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What is.. Hypoglycemia?