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1. Initial intervention for managing a patient presenting with bariobariatrauma is? Correct Answer: C. Administer high flow oxygen by NRM 15 minutes prior to lift off 2. An expanding ETT cuff in f... light is an indication of what gas law? Correct Answer: C. Boyle's law 3. Your oxygen tank pressure reading at 1,200 hours was 1,800 psi. The pilot rechecked the unused oxygen tank in the evening and reported that the gauge reading was 1,500 psi. Which gas law best describes the decrease in pressure? Correct Answer: A. Gay-Lussac's law 4. How should your flight suit fit to provide space of insulation per CAMTS recommendations? Correct Answer: D. ¼ in. 6. You have just crash landed your aircraft and your pilot has asked you to exit the aircraft. What should you take with you? Correct Answer: C. Survival kit 7. You are transporting a non-intubated seventy-year-old man with a history of bilateral pneumonia on 2 L of oxygen by nasal cannula. You are at 10,000 feet and the patient's vital signs are BP 190/100, HR 102, RR 24, and SaO2 86%. What is the immediate intervention for this patient? Correct Answer: B. Increase oxygen delivery to the patient 8. You are transporting a thirty-year-old man who was involved in a motor vehicle crash. He has a closed femur fracture with a history of alcohol consumption of unknown amount. On the basis of the physiologic effects elicited on the body, which type of hypoxia problems may occur in flight? Correct Answer: A. Histotoxic and hypemic 10. An increase in altitude produces? Correct Answer: B. Low humidity and low temperature 13. No pilot may takeoff or land an aircraft under visual flight rules (VFR) when the reported ceiling or visibility is less than which of the following for local day weather minimums? Correct Answer: B. 800 feet and 2 mile 14. The emergency transmit [Show More]

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