4N051 CDC Practice Test Set A (3)
- 1.What step must be taken if a military member has been discharged after being admitted to a hospital?
- A.
Admission must be entered into PIMR
- B.
Patient must be put on convalescent leave
- C.
Records must be reviewed to identify correct profile actions
- D.
Patient must schedule an appointment with the Flight Surgeon the day of release
- 2.What should you do if potentially disqualifying information is discovered during a records review?
- A.
Refer the case to a flight surgeon
- B.
Document the information in PIMR
- C.
Notify the individual's commander by phone immediately
- D.
Document the finding in the record so it is addressed during the next annual exam
- 3.Who owns the health records?
- A.
Patient
- B.
Base Commander
- C.
Sponsor of the dependent
- D.
United States government
- 4.What must occur to ensure health records are maintained according to Air Force and Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations standards?
- A.
MTF reviews
- B.
Patient interviews
- C.
Privacy Act reviews
- D.
Staff Judge Advocate inspections
- 5.Where is the original medical record maintained on deployed active duty and ARC personnel?
- A.
With individual
- B.
Home base MTF
- C.
With individual's PCM
- D.
Area of operation MTF
- 6.In which section of the outpatient record in every completed SF 600 filed?
- A.
One
- B.
Two
- C.
Three
- D.
Four
- 7.You encounter a record of a member on flying status that has not been identified correctly. What steps should you take to make the record identifiable as a member on Flying Status?
- A.
Stamp the word "Fly" in 1 inch block letters in the upper left corner of the front cover
- B.
Stamp the word "Fly" in 2 inch block letters in the upper left corner of the front cover
- C.
Attach a note for the outpatient records personnel to correctly mark the record
- D.
Do not mark the record but do tell the provider the patient is scheduled with
- 8.In what division of the atmosphere will the phenomena of weather mostly occur?
- A.
Troposphere
- B.
Stratosphere
- C.
Ionosphere
- D.
Exosphere
- 9.Where is the greatest barometric pressure found?
- A.
Exosphere
- B.
Ionosphere
- C.
Stratosphere
- D.
Troposphere
- 10.As altitude increases, barometric pressure will
- A.
Increase
- B.
Decrease
- C.
Remain constant
- D.
Increase, then suddenly decrease
- 11.What method of measuring altitude is used to measure the distance from the aircraft to the ground directly below it?
- A.
Flight level
- B.
True altitude
- C.
Absolute altitude
- D.
Pressurized altitude
- 12.What gas law explains the way in which ascent to altitude induces hypoxia?
- A.
Boyle's law
- B.
Henry's law
- C.
Dalton's law
- D.
Charles's law
- 13.What is the main contributing factor to in-flight noise?
- A.
Engines
- B.
Air rushing over the canopy
- C.
Heating and air conditioners
- D.
Radio communication devices
- 14.The best description of in-flight noise is it
- A.
Increases with airspeed and decreases with altitude
- B.
Increases with altitude and decreases with airspeed
- C.
Decreases with the size of the aircraft and increases with altitude
- D.
Decreases with airspeed and increases with the size of the aircraft
- 15.What environmental stress has the greatest influence on G intolerance?
- A.
Wind
- B.
Cold
- C.
Heat
- D.
Rain
- 16.Special diet control is important to many aircrew members because it
- A.
Reduces in-flight snacking
- B.
Helps to avoid overeating
- C.
Helps to avoid poor eating habits
- D.
Reduces the incidence of gas pains
- 17.What causes an aircrew member's circadian rhythm to be affected on a cross-country flight?
- A.
Length of the flight
- B.
Crossing of time zones
- C.
Changes in dietary habits
- D.
Changes in weather conditions
- 18.Airsickness during pilot training is usually due to
- A.
Fear of flying
- B.
Poor motivation
- C.
Lack of adaptation
- D.
Acceleration forces
- 19.What is the most common type of hypoxia seen in aircrew members and is often referred to as altitude hypoxia?
- A.
Hypoxic hypoxia
- B.
Stagnant hypoxia
- C.
Hypemic hypoxia
- D.
Histoxic hypoxia
- 20.What type of hypoxia may be cause by alcohol abuse?
- A.
Hypoxic
- B.
Stagnant
- C.
Hypemic
- D.
Histotoxic
- 21.The cardiovascular and respiratory systems may compensate for hypoxia at altitudes up to how many feet?
- A.
8,000
- B.
10,000
- C.
18,000
- D.
25,000
- 22.What is the prime consideration when treating hypoxia?
- A.
Providing the aircrew member with adequate oxygen
- B.
Decreasing the aircrew members elevated nitrogen level
- C.
Increasing ambient oxygen pressure by descent to a lower altitude
- D.
Controlling the member's rate of breathing by the paper bag method
- 23.What is the most effective treatment for hyperventilation?
- A.
Beginning positive pressure breathing
- B.
Reducing the rate and depth of breathing
- C.
Descending immediately to a lower altitude
- D.
Performing an emergency oxygen equipment check
- 24.Hypoxia is most frequently caused by
- A.
Airsickness
- B.
Equipment malfunction
- C.
High G force intolerance
- D.
Increased barometric pressure
- 25.Which of the following is not a factor of decompression sickness?
- A.
Altitude
- B.
Rate of ascent
- C.
Rate of descent
- D.
Physical activity
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