Low Level Alcohol and its Residual Effect on a Pilot's Threshold for Detecting Angular Motion

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العنوان: Low Level Alcohol and its Residual Effect on a Pilot's Threshold for Detecting Angular Motion
المؤلفون: Bolinger, Regina G.
تفاصيل مُضافة: Wise, John A., 1944- advisor.
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. Department of Aeronautical Science.
John A. Wise
David W. Abbott
V. David Hopkin
Bolinger, Regina G.
Call Numbers: QP801.A3 B65 1995eb
وصف مادي: 1 online resource (x, 107 leaves) : illustrations
مستخلص: The purpose of this study was to examine a pilot's sensitivity to a change in angular motion after alcohol ingestion and determine the duration of effect after the time the blood alcohol content (BAC) reached zero. An earlier study determined that a pilot's threshold for detecting angular motion was affected by 30% with low doses of alcohol ingestion. An important question remaining is whether the pilot's sensitivity to angular motion will continue to be significantly affected after the time BAC reaches zero. Twelve instrument-rated pilots flew a partial panel rotating simulator under an in-flight scenario, and thresholds were measured before and after alcohol administration. As expected the pilot's sensitivity to angular motion (at BAC < 0.04%) registered a higher (> 30%) threshold and remained elevated when BAC returned to zero. However, within one hour after BAC reached zero, the mean thresholds had returned to their initial prealcohol level.
الموضوعات: Alcohol Physiological effect., Air pilots Alcohol use Testing., Blood alcohol., Airplanes Piloting., Alcool Effets physiologiques., Alcool dans le sang., Avions Pilotage., Airplanes Piloting, Alcohol Physiological effect, Blood alcohol
مصطلحات الفهرس: Aviation
URL: https://commons.erau.edu/db-theses/303
الإتاحة: Open access content. Open access content
ملاحظة: Also available in print.
"Daytona Beach, Florida, Spring 1995."
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 58-70).
Acknowledgements ; Abstract ; List of tables ; List of figures -- 1. Introduction. Statement of the problem ; Review of related literature ; Statement of the hypothesis -- 2. Method. Participants ; Apparatus/instruments/equipment ; Design. Threshold measurement design ; Tasks assigned during perception threshold determination ; Alcohol and placebo administration ; Procedures. Day 1 ; Day 2 -- 3. Results. Pretreatment consistency and equivalency. Threshold consistency. Acceleration ; Deceleration ; Equivalency of thresholds for alcohol and placebo pretreatment. Acceleration ; Deceleration ; Treatment. Thresholds ; False positives (FP) ; Altitude maintenance and altitude control input. Altitude maintenance (at 5000 feet) ; Altitude control input (yoke position for elevator control) ; Digits missed ; Questionnaires. Prequestionnaires ; Post questionnaires. Post questionnaire no. 1 ; Post questionnaire no. 2 -- 4. Discussion, conclusion, and recommendations. Discussion ; Conclusions. Variability ; Compensation and attention ; Expectancy ; Simulation ; Recommendations -- Glossary -- References -- Bibliography -- Appendix. A. Quantity-frequency-variability and alcohol affecting performance questionnaire ; B. BAC levels and drinking categories ; C. Consent form ; D. Michigan alcohol screening test (MAST) ; E. Things to note for Day 2 experiment ; F. Post questionnaire no. 1 : drinks consumed and flight performance ; G. Post questionnaire no. 2 : discomfort level ; H. Threshold values for alcohol participants ; I. Threshold values for placebo participants ; J. False positives of alcohol and placebo participants ; K. Number of digits missed by alcohol and placebo participants ; L. Post questionnaire no. 1 : participants’ percieved alcohol and performance ; M. Post questionnaire no. 2 : discomfort level reported by alcohol participants ; N. Post questionnaire no. 2 : discomfort level reported by placebo participants.
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