AIR METHODS CLINICAL CARE EXAM QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATED VERSION JUST RELEASED RECENTLY

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AIR METHODS CLINICAL CARE EXAM QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST
UPDATED VERSION JUST RELEASED RECENTLY

Question: Operating on or in the vicinity of an airport in Class G airspace. (91.126) -
ANSWER✔✔Avoid the flow of fixed wing traffic, if control tower: two way communication.




Question: Operating on or in the vicinity of an airport in Class E airspace. (91.126) -
ANSWER✔✔Unless otherwise authorized or required by ATC, no person may operate an aircraft
to, from, through, or on an airport having an operational control tower unless two-way radio
communications are maintained between that aircraft and the control tower. Communications
must be established prior to 4 nautical miles from the airport, up to and including 2,500 feet
AGL.




Question: What are the requirements for operating in Class D airspace? (91.129) -
ANSWER✔✔Two way radio communications




Question: What are the requirements for operating in Class C airspace? (91.130) -
ANSWER✔✔Two way radio communications, mode C transponder (unless deviation requested)




Question: What are the requirements for operating in Class B airspace? (91.131) -
ANSWER✔✔Clearance to enter, transponder, private pilot certificate.

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Question: Where could you find the latest TFRs in an area?

(91.137) - ANSWER✔✔NOTAM- flight service station.




Q:What three documents must you have on you during operations? (61.3) - ANSWER✔✔Pilot
certificate, current medical, government issued photo ID.




Question: What are the responsibilities and authority of the PIC? (91.3) - ANSWER✔✔Final
authority for aircraft operation, deviate from any rule to the extent required to meet that
emergency.




Question: What are the ATC light signals? (91.125) - ANSWER✔✔Steady green: cleared for
takeoff/to landflashing green: cleared to taxi/return for landsteady red:stop/give way and
circleflashing red:taxi clear/airport unsafeflashing white:return to starting point/NAalternating
green and red:extreme caution.




Question: What is the required preflight action? (91.103) - ANSWER✔✔Wx reports and
forecasts, fuel requirements, alternates, known traffic delays, takeoff and landing distance in
RFM & 91.103

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Question: What are the basic VFR weather minimums? (91.155) - ANSWER✔✔Class A NA/NA

Class B 3sm/clear of clouds

Class C 3sm/ 500 below,1000 above, 2000 horizontal

Class D 3sm/500, 1000, 2000

Class E: less than 10,000 3sm/500, 1000, 2000

at or above 10,000 5sm/1000, 1000, 1sm

Class G

1200ft agl or less day: 1/2 sm clear of clouds, see and avoid




Question: What are the SVFR minimums? (91.157) - ANSWER✔✔ATC clearance, clear of clouds




Question: What documents are required to be on board the aircraft? (91.203) -
ANSWER✔✔Airworthiness certificate, registration




Question: What equipment is required to be on board for VFR flight? (91.205) -
ANSWER✔✔TOMATO FLAMES

tachometer

oil pressure

manifold pressure

altimeter

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temperature sensor

oil temperature

fuel gauge

landing gear position

airspeed indicator

magnetic compass

ELT

seatbelts




Question: What must occur after maintenance preventative maintenance, rebuilding, or
alteration? (91.407) - ANSWER✔✔Operational checkflight and notation in logbook.




Question: What is allowed in an emergency under part 135?(135.19) - ANSWER✔✔Deviate
from rules to the extent required, must submit a deviation report w/in 10 days. (asap report)




Question: What conditions must be reported? (135.67) - ANSWER✔✔Potentially hazardous
meteorological conditions, irregularity in navaid as soon as practicable




Question: What are the flight location requirements? (135.79) - ANSWER✔✔Certificate holder
must have a procedure forlocating each flight, include same information as VFR flight plan,