Human Performance

T1-Human Performance

T1-Human Performance


L. W.
Diese Karteikarten bieten einen grundlegenden Einblick in die menschliche Leistungsfähigkeit, mit Fokus auf physiologische Aspekte wie Blut, Sauerstoffversorgung, Druckverhältnisse und die Auswirkungen von Höhe auf den Körper. Sie behandeln Themen wie Hypoxie, Dekompressionskrankheit, Blutdruck und die Funktion des Herz-Kreislauf-Systems. Besonders nützlich sind sie für Schüler, die ein besseres Verständnis der menschlichen Anatomie und Physiologie erlangen möchten, sowie für Piloten und Medizinstudenten, die die Auswirkungen von Höhen und Druck auf den Körper verstehen müssen.
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Langue
Allemand
Catégorie
Biologie
Créé / Mis à jour
05.11.2014 / 02.09.2018

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Was kann man gegen die F-Tolerance machen

1. Tilt Back Seat => over 45 Grad Tolerance + 2-3 Gz 2. Anti G Trousers + 2G 3. AGSM = Pressen mit der Baumsukelatur => + 2-2,5 GZ

Wie viele UV-Strahlen gibt es ?

UV A: 320-400 mm UV B: 290-320 mm UV C: 200-290 mm

UV C wird absorbiert von

Ozon Schicht Ozon layer

UV  A verursacht:

1. skin aging 2. skin cancer => kein Sonnenbrand

UV B verursacht

1. Skin aging (Alterung) 2. sunburn 3. Skin cancer

aging 

ALterung

Sunburn was passiert?

DNA damage => cell death

Skin canver durch 

UV A und UV B chroniccumulative damage without sunburns and repetitive (wiederholende) sunburns

UV - Radiation Effects on Eye  

Snow blindness => UV-B => sunburn of cornea (Augenhaut entzündet sich) => Augen werden rot, tearing, swollen ==> SUNGLAsses

Ozon => 

Headache , irritation of mucous membranes (eye, nose, airways) ==> Prevention Aircraft: ozone monitoring above Fl180 On ground: no excessive activity between 10 am and 4 pm

Normal blood pressure

Diastolic 80 mm HG Systolic 120 mmHG

remedial 

heilen

tingling 

kribeln

AT an altitude where teh pressure is half of that at sea level a person will have to: 

use supplementary oxygen

A pilot has caught a cold. What may happen to his susceptibility to hypoxia?

it will increase due to the need to generate more oxygen which leads to a greater demand for oxygen

How should decompression sickness be treated if encountered during flight? 

Descent to a lower altitude and place the individual on 100% oxygen if available

Whicg law explains partial pressure 

Dalton's law

carbon monoxide can be found in higher concentrations in the blood of 

smokers

Oxygen absorption by the cells is calles 

internal respiration (viscular breathing)

A man who has a high cholesterol level, exposes himself to teh risk of

hear attack

The eardrum separates the x from the y

The eardrum separates the middle ear from the auditory canal

Pressue equalization in the moddle air is made by 

the eustachian tube

vertigo

Schwindel

shivering

Schauer

a infected root of a tooth may cause pain 

during the climb

An indicatio for a lack of oxygen is

cyanose = blaue Finger

Wieviel breitet sich die Luft in der der Höhe aus?

18'000 fuss doppelt so viel => 34'000 4x mal ==> Sow ie sich der =2 druck abnimmt, nimmt das Volumen zu

Luft Ausdehnung x2 x4 x6 und im Magen ?

18'000ft: 2x Ausdehnung 

34'000ft: 4x Ausdehnung  

43'000ft: 6x Ausdehnung

Im Magen: 5x auf 34'000 ft

At an altitude where teh presuure is half of that at sea level a person will have to:

use supplementary oxygen

What is the remedy for decompression sickness, or bends?

increase the amount of oxygen

What is considered to be the lowest partial pressure of oxygen, approximately, before performance deterioration begins ?

55 mmHg

Insulin is produced by the pancreas and controls the level of carbohydrate in the blood within very precise limits. 
How is the control mechanism for this release monitored?

Neuro-hormonal feedback

How much of the body's available oxygen, under normal conditions, does the brain use...

20%

What term is used to describe the increasing sensitivity of the eyes in low light conditions?

Adaption (or adaptation)

What is the typical human tidal volume?

500 ml

Which Law states that the rate of gas diffusion through a tissue medium is proportional to the tissue area and partial pressures on the 2 sides; and is inversely proportional to the tissue thickness?

Fick's Law

What law may be explained by the formula: 
PTOT = P1 + P2 + P3 + P4 etc. ?

Dalton's Law

What is sensitivity?

The lowest threshold at which sense organs respond

The effects of Galactic Radiation...

Increase with altitude

What cabin altitude is utilised in most modern pressurised aircraft ?

6000 - 8000 ft

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