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aeromedical factors
medical certification
medical certificate
airman certificates
glider
sport pilots
14 CFR 61.53
free balloon
crewmember
sport pilot
AME — aviation medical examiner
CAMI — Civil Aerospace Medical Institute
third-class medical certificate
aviation medicine
private pilot certificate
recreational pilot certificate
second-class medical certificate
commercial pilot certificate
first-class medical certificate
14 CFR part 67 section 67.401
airline transport pilots
14 CFR part 67
14 CFR part 61
SODA — statement of demonstrated ability
Title 14 of the Code of Federal Regulations (14 CFR) part 67
FSDO — Flight Standards District Office
Special Issuance Authorization
student pilot privileges only
14 CFR part 67, section 67.401
not valid for flight requiring the use of radio
diabetes mellitus
angina pectoris
disqualifying medical conditions
myocardial infarction
Federal Air Surgeon
oral hypoglycemic medication
bipolar disorder
personality disorder
substance dependence
substance abuse
Heart replacement
CO2
Parkinson's disease
multiple sclerosis
hypoxia
Hyperventilation
spatial disorientation
motion sickness
CO — carbon monoxide
GS
inflight emergencies
dehydration
scuba diving
Hypoxic hypoxia
hypemic hypoxia
stagnant hypoxia
histotoxic hypoxia
Stress
Partial pressure
atmospheric pressure
respiratory system
nitrogen in the blood
Sublimation
Dry ice
reduced oxygen
CO2 — carbon dioxide
oxygen deprivation
carbon dioxide intoxication
cardiac arrhythmia
flightdeck
hemoglobin
partial pressure of oxygen
storage container
pressurization
CO poisoning
blood donation
carbon dioxide
acceleration of gravity (Gs)
euphoria
supplemental oxygen
time of useful consciousness
altitude chamber
FAA — Federal Aviation Administration
G-force
narcotics
cyanide
Alcohol
impaired judgment
drowsiness
excessive rate and depth of respiration
Anxiety
middle ear
Valsalva technique
frontal sinus
maxillary sinus
Eustachian tube
sinus block
frontal sinuses
maxillary sinuses
Visual impairment
auditory canal
Valsalva maneuver
upper respiratory infection
oral decongestants
visual system
hair cells
vestibular system
somatosensory system
VMC — Visual Meteorological Conditions
IMC — Instrument Meteorological Conditions
semicircular canals
vestibular nerve
otolith organ
endolymph fluid
visual meteorological conditions (VMC)
the leans
Coriolis illusion
instrument cross-check
graveyard spiral
graveyard spin
somatogravic illusion
otolith organs
inversion illusion
elevator illusion
false horizon
autokinesis
aurora borealis
postural system
centrifugal force
uncoordinated turns
climbing turns
visual illusions
Postural Considerations
Demonstration of Spatial Disorientation
Barany chair
Virtual Reality Spatial Disorientation Demonstrator
approach airspeed
positive G
Spatial Disorientation Demonstrator
climbing while accelerating
climbing while turning
diving while turning
reversal of motion
optical illusions
Instrument Approach
runway width illusion
runway and terrain slopes illusion
featureless terrain illusion
black hole approach
water refraction
haze
fog
ground lighting illusions
Airport/Facility Directory
Glideslope
VASI — Visual Approach Slope Indicator
PAPI — Precision Approach Path Indicator
electronic glideslope
VDP — Visual Descent Point
Chart Supplement U.S.
Runway illusions
Precision Approach Path Indicator (PAPI) systems
Carbon monoxide detector
exhaust manifold
airsickness
internal combustion engines
CO detectors
stressor
acute stress
chronic stress
fight or flight
internal combustion engine
tobacco smoke
Fatigue
acute fatigue
chronic fatigue
skill fatigue
timing disruption
perceptual field
MSDS — Material Safety Data Sheet
hydraulic fluid
Pilot's Operating Handbook
engine oil
fuel
CPR — cardiopulmonary resuscitation
diuretic
thirst mechanism
activated charcoal
aspiration
diuretic drinks
diuretics
ethyl alcohol
14 CFR part 91
14 CFR part 61, section 61.53
pilot-in-command
Intoxication
14 CFR part 61 section 61.53
14 CFR part 91 section 91.17
FDA — Food and Drug Administration
14 CFR part 91, section 91.17
FDA — U.S. Food and Drug Administration
OTC — over the counter
half-life
analgesics
anesthetics
acetylsalicylic acid
DEA — Drug Enforcement Administration
Federal aviation regulations
cough suppressants
acetaminophen (Tylenol)
ibuprofen (Advil)
stimulants
motion sickness medication
barometric pressure
IMSAFE
DCS — decompression sickness
barometric pressures
nitrogen
the bends
hyperbaric chamber
illegal drugs
hallucinatory effects
low barometric pressures
inert gases
unpressurized aircraft
rapid decompression
oxygen mask
emergency descent
MSL — mean sea level
pitting edema
cornea
retina
mean sea level (MSL)
vision in flight
blind spots
cones
fovea
photopic vision
mesopic vision
scotopic vision
optic nerve
pupil
fovea centralis
visual acuity
off-center vision
optic disk
Blind Spot
binocular vision
Central Blind Spot
windshield divider
empty-field myopia
night vision
dark adaptation
scanning techniques
off-center viewing
photochemical equilibrium
Night Vision Protection
flightdeck lighting
neutral density (N-15) sunglasses
pressure altitudes
Oxygen Supply
High Intensity Lighting
Airfield Precautions
distance estimation
self-imposed stress
hypoglycemia
Vitamin A
motion parallax
monocular cues
depth perception
geometric perspective
linear perspective
apparent foreshortening
aerial perspective
binocular cues
reversible perspective illusion
size-distance illusion
SVS — synthetic vision system
EFVS — Enhanced Flight Vision System
fascination (fixation)
flicker vertigo
night landing illusions
EV — Enhanced Vision
DEM — digital elevation model
HUD — head-up display
head-down display
Combined Vision Systems
ADS-B
14 CFR part 91 section 91.175
FLIR — forward-looking infrared
MMWR — Millimeter Wave Radar
14 CFR part 91, section 91.175
DH — Decision Height
MDA — Minimum Descent Altitude
Category II
Category III
AIM — Aeronautical Information Manual