Hyperventilation – Over breathing causing high oxygen levels and low carbon dioxide levels in the blood. Stress and panic during the episode will further aggravate

Hypoxia – At high altitude the air has expanded and is thinner. The brain stops working correctly when exposed to the unpressurized air eventually leading

Motion sickness occurs when traveling in a vehicle. Most likely because signals received by the eye do not match the signals received by the organs

Breathing delivers oxygen to our body and extracts carbon dioxide produced by the body. The Upper Respiratory Tract – Nose and Nasal Cavity, Pharynx, Larynx.

Basic knowledge obtained from a good safety briefing improves the outcome of accidents. Consider information could help yourself or passengers in an emergency. Use of

Sound waves with high frequency are heard as high pitch Sound waves with high amplitude are heard as high volume External Ear – Elastic cartilage

SHELL – a model of human factors that clarifies the scope of aviation human factors. Software – interactions with paperwork, rules/procedures or checklists Hardware –

A threat is anything that is less then the ideal or perfect conditions. Anything with the potential to increase your workflow is a threat.  Anything

Boyle’s law – The pressure of a given mass of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume at a constant temperature. If the air

Nearly 70 Percent of all the sensory receptors in your body are in the eyes. The frequency of a light wave determines its hue. High