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Aero Med Exam FY 22-23 Questions With
Complete Solutions

Who is considered a rated crewmember within the medical healthcare team? Flight

Surgeon




Who is the SME for human factors related to accident investigations? Aeromedical

psychologist




What is the aviation medicine program designed to do? Designed to promote and maintain

the aviation fighting force through health promotion.




How often is a comprehensive FDME performed? Performed every 5 years between the

ages of 20-50




How many birth month extensions can be requested and granted? A one-time extension

may be granted by the provider. Subsequent extensions are not authorized. If at the end of the

extension, the crewmember has not completed physical, they will be grounded.

, Aero Med Exam FY 22-23 Questions With
Complete Solutions
What type of aeromedical provider can sign a DD 2992? Flight surgeon, aeromedical

physician assistant (APA), aeromedical nurse practitioner (AMNP), or aviation medical examiner

(AME)




Can a permanent disqualifying condition change into a requalifying condition? Yes, as

long as all criteria for the condition is met in the APL and a waiver is submitted and approved for

the condition.




Who approves a waiver for flight personnel in the US Army Reserve (USAR) ARMY

HRC




If I start to recreationally dive, why do I have to wait 24 hours before I can fly? It has the

potential to cause decompression sickness.




If I receive my flu vaccine via intranasal route, how long must I wait to fly? You will be

restricted from flying for a minimum of 12 hours following the immunization.




What are the organizations maintaining aviation medical standards? AAMA, US Combat

readiness center, USAARL, US ARMY School of Aviation Medicine

, Aero Med Exam FY 22-23 Questions With
Complete Solutions

Who consists of the aviation medicine health care team? (Think physical and emotional)

Flight surgeon, APA, AMNP, and aeromedical psychologist




What is the primary goal of the aviation medicine program? Preventive medicine




What is the timeframe a Flying Duty Medical Exam (FDME) or Flying Duty Health Screening

(FDHS) must be started and completed? Within a three-month period preceding the end of

the birth month.




Who has the final approval authority of a DD form 2992? The unit commander




What is the difference between a temporary vs permanent medical disqualification?

Temporary, results in requalification within 365 days. Permanent, not likely to result to

result in requalification within 365 days.




What is inertia? The resistance to change in the state of rest or motion.

, Aero Med Exam FY 22-23 Questions With
Complete Solutions
Newton's First Law A body at rest tends to stay at rest, a body in motion tends to stay in

motion, until acted upon by an outside force




Newton's Third Law For every action there is equal and opposite reaction (inertial force)




If the rate of onset of acceleration increases, the severity of the effect on the body will...

Increase




If body area or size increases, the severity of the acceleration on the body will... Decrease




What is the definition of low-magnitude acceleration? G's that range from 1 - 10 G's and

lasting for several seconds.




What types of hypoxias are prevalent in +Gz maneuvers? Stagnant and Hypoxic Hypoxia




What is the definition of high-magnitude acceleration? G-Forces exceeding 10 G's and

lasting less than a second.

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