Located mostly along the outer parts of the retina and absent from the fovea

An illusion caused by the visual senses which sends contradicting signals for the brain to process

Illusions produces by the organ of equilibrium

This illusion happens when you stare at a small single point of light against a dark background

It occurs when your natural horizon is blocked due to clouds, haze or during night time

refers to the ability of an individual to regulate his body orientation in relation to the surrounding environment

Results from an incorrect image of one's position, attitude or movement in relation to what is really happening

Also known as the organ of equilibrium

The awareness of position obtained from the nerves, skin, joints and muscles

A condition in which the information provided by the vestibular system creates a conflict between the movements perceived by the eyes

Caused by a light flickering at a frequency of 4 to 20 flashes per second

It can occur when the pilot senses a bank angle when the aircraft is in a level flight

Occurs during a constant rate turn at IMC conditions with the feeling of a descending level flight. The tendency of the pilot is to pull the yoke leading into a ____

It involves a steep climb in a high performance aircraft followed by a sudden return to level flight

Involves a sudden forward linear acceleration during lvel flight

when the pilot turns his head rapidly down to check the charts ,rapidly up to look for the overhead instruments or by rapidly tilting from side to side.

oxygen in the atmosphere can not pass through the membranes of the lungs due to low partial pressure or relatively high altitudes.

also known as anaemichypoxia. It is the inability of the blood to carry oxygen often due to carbon monoxide poisoning.

also known as Circulatory Hypoxia. It is the inadequate circulation of oxygen normally due to excessive positive G’s.

The hypoxia due to the inability of the cells to effectively use the oxygen in your blood.

Occurs when rapid and deep breathing removes excessive amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) in the body.

results from exposure to low barometric pressures. It may cause nitrogen, a gas which dissolves in the body tissues, to come out of physical solution and form bubbles within the body.

“knowing what is going on, so you can figure out what to do.”

It is the body’s response to the physical and psychological demands which are placed upon it.

Which of the 5 hazardous attitude has an antidote of FOLLOW THE RULES, THEY ARE USUALLY RIGHT

Which of the 5 hazardous attitude has an antidote of NOT SO FAST THINK FIRST

which of the 5 hazardous attitude has an antidote of IT COULD HAPPEN TO ME

which of the 5 hazardous attitude has an antidote of TAKING CHANCES IS FOOLISH

It is a condition in which attention and concentration are depleted, coordination is impaired, and the ability to communicate is decreased.

No Operator may schedule: A flight operations officer/aircraft dispatcher for more than ____ consecutive hours of duty, except as prescribed by the Authority.

The minimum rest period for flight crew members and flight operations officer/dispatcher is considered to be ____ consecutive hours, unless otherwise prescribed by the Authority.

No scheduled and non-scheduled domestic operator may schedule any flight crew memberand no flight crew member may accept an assignment for flight time in scheduled air transportation or in other commercial flying if that crew member's total flight time in all commercial flying will exceed: _____ in any 7 consecutive days.

The operator shall relieve the flight crew member, cabin crew or flight operations officer/flight dispatcher from all duties for ___ consecutive hours during any 7 consecutive day period.

The minimum rest period for cabin crew members shall be ___ consecutive hours, unless otherwise prescribed by the Authority.