9.

What do you do when someone is hypothermic?

55.

Give them a drink because of dehydration

Feed them sweet things because of their diabetes
Warm them up
The memory can be aided by

86.

mind logging
memory checking
a checklist
Whose decision must be obeyed?

That of the most experienced person

That of the most forceful person
That of the person with the higher status

115. Good aircraft maintenance supervisory judgment is

usually based upon

the evidence available and forceful management

ability
knowledge and experience and reference to course
notes
knowledge and experience and reference to approved
data
131. Due to our circadian rhythms, maintenance errors are
more likely to occur when the body temperature

reaches its lowest point

is mid-way between its highest and lowest point
reaches its highest point

139. Long shift work will

initially decrease your diagnostic and maintenance

ability but eventually increase your diagnostic and
maintenance ability as you get used to it
always decrease your diagnostic and maintenance
ability
always increase your diagnostic and maintenance
ability

163. Sleeping tablets can

slow reaction and dull the senses

increase alertness after waking the following
morning
help REM sleep and realign circadian rhythms

174. Working excessively long shifts during unsociable hours

can lead to

increased ability to detect defects during aircraft

maintenance
decreased ability to detect defects during aircraft
maintenance
an increased immunity to stress

212. Studies have shown that working outside in a

temperature of 55F will have what effect on hand
dexterity?
Around 50%
Very slight
None
216. Excess noise in a working environment can
not affect performance
raise resistance to other stresses
lower resistance to other stresses
232. Itemized checklists should be dealt with

in any order, provided all steps are completed

item by item, in order, to cover every step
diligently
as memorized
251. A shift hand-over is where

each individual person hands over their work

a shift supervisor hands the work over to a complete
shift
the work done is written down by a company
organization

271. Visual inspection by an 'experienced' maintenance

engineer is

knowledge and rule base behaviour

skill and knowledge based behaviour
skill and rule based behaviour

275. Whilst working on an aircraft a spanner placed on the

wing surface is kicked off and subsequently falls into
an open engine cowl, breaking off a sensor connector.
This is an example of
Murphy's law
a skill based error
a punishable occurrence
287. An engineer is performing a task in less than ideal
conditions in order to meet an operational deadline is
committing a situational violation
committed a routine error
making a rule based slip

192. An experienced engineer is fitting a valve. A required seal is not fitted.

What type of error is this?
a) Rule based
b) Skill based
c) Knowledge based