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FAASTeam. Welcome Stress, Fatigue and Flying. FAASTeam. Welcome Presenter: Dr. Karen Dunbar. FAASTeam. Some Definitions Stress Fatigue. FAASTeam. Physiological Stressors Illness Overexertion Heat Poor Nutrition Noise Inadequate Rest/Sleep. FAASTeam. Psychological Stressors - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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WelcomeWelcome Stress, Fatigue and FlyingStress, Fatigue and Flying
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WelcomeWelcome Presenter: Dr. Karen DunbarPresenter: Dr. Karen Dunbar
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Some DefinitionsSome Definitions
StressStress
FatigueFatigue
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Physiological StressorsPhysiological StressorsIllnessIllness
OverexertionOverexertion
HeatHeat
Poor NutritionPoor Nutrition
NoiseNoise
Inadequate Rest/SleepInadequate Rest/Sleep
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Psychological StressorsPsychological Stressors
EmotionalEmotional
SocialSocial
VocationalVocational
FinancialFinancial
FamilyFamily
Adaptation to Ongoing Adaptation to Ongoing StressStress
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Duty Day Length andDuty Day Length and FatigueFatigue
Perception of fatigue as a Perception of fatigue as a significant safety factorsignificant safety factor
Self-reported microsleep (nodding Self-reported microsleep (nodding off) and short vs. long duty dayoff) and short vs. long duty day
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FAR 61.195aFAR 61.195aA person who holds a flight instructor A person who holds a flight instructor certificate is subject to the following certificate is subject to the following limitationslimitations::
(a) Hours of training. In any 24-(a) Hours of training. In any 24-consecutive-hour period, a flight consecutive-hour period, a flight instructor may not conduct more instructor may not conduct more than 8 hours of flight training.than 8 hours of flight training.
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Major Factors on “Most Major Factors on “Most Fatiguing Work Day”Fatiguing Work Day”
Factors contributing to subjects' most fatiguing work days flying corporate operations
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Pilot Reported Effects of Pilot Reported Effects of Fatigue on PerformanceFatigue on Performance
Effects of fatigue on flight performance
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Stress Management StrategiesStress Management Strategies
Before the flight/All the Time!Before the flight/All the Time!
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Self-Management of StressSelf-Management of StressPhysicalPhysical
SocialSocial
BehavioralBehavioral
CognitiveCognitive
RecuperativeRecuperative
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Stress Management StrategiesStress Management Strategies
During the FlightDuring the Flight
Strategies used by crewmembers to cope with fatigue during flights
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So, Where Does That Leave So, Where Does That Leave Pilots?Pilots?
I I llness llness
MM edication edication
SS leep leep
A A lcohol lcohol
FF atigue atigue
EE ating ating
Thank YouThank You
•Thank you for coming this eveningThank you for coming this evening
•Thank you for your participationThank you for your participation
FLY SAFELY !!!FLY SAFELY !!!
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