4.

Coffee accelerates the body’s ability to recover from the effects of

alcohol.
200. Select the statement that best describes the effects of fatigue.
1. Financial or family problems do not influence fatigue.
2. Fatigue slows reaction time and contributes to errors.
3. A fatigued person recuperates more quickly as altitude is gained.
4. A fatigued person must have food immediately before and during a
flight.
201. After any underwater activity where compressed air is used for respiration, it
is recommended that within 24 hours following such activity a pilot should
1. not fly.
2. restrict flight to altitudes of less than 7000 feet.
3. restrict rates of climb and descent to less than 300 feet per minute.
4. restrict flight to passenger status only.
202. Many common drugs such as cold tablets, cough mixtures, antihistamines
and other over the counter remedies may seriously impair the judgment and
co-ordination needed while flying. The safest rule is to
1. read the manufacturer’s warning to ensure that you are aware of
possible reactions to such drugs.
2. allow at least 8 hours between taking any medicine or drug and flying.
3. allow at least 48 hours after commencing medication
4. restrict flight to passenger status only.
203. A condition in which there is a lowering of the temperature of the body’s
core is called
1. hyperventilation.
2. hypoglycemia
3. coriolis effect.
4. hypothermia.

ANSWERS TO THE QUESTIONS

1.3 42.3 83.1 124.2 164.1
2.3 43.1 84.2 125.4 165.1
3.4 44.3 85.2 126.4 166.3
4.2 45.4 86.1 127.2 167.1
5.3 46.1 87.1 128.1 168.2
6.4 47.2 88.2 129.1 169.4
7.3 48.3 89.1 130.2 170.2
8.2 49.1 90.3 131.2 171.2
9.4 50.1 91.1 132.1 172.2
10.3 51.3 92.3 133.3 173.3
11.3 52.1 93.3 134.4 174.1
12.2 53.3 94.2 135.2 175.4
13.4 54.2 95.4 136.3 176.2
14.2 55.3 96.4 137.4 177.3
15.3 56.3 97.3 138.1 178.3
16.2 57.1 98.2 139.1 179.4
17.3 58.3 99.3 140.3 180.3
18.3 59.1 100.1 141.3 181.2
19.1 60.3 101.4 142.2 182.2