ATSC 113 Study Guide - Final Guide: Bone Density, Armstrong Limit, Insomnia

• School: UBC
• Department: Atmospheric Science
• Course: ATSC 113
• Professor: Doug McCollor

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Available sep 27 at 5am - oct 1 at 10pm 5 days. This quiz was locked oct 1 at 10pm. Score for this attempt: 5 out of 5. 1 / 1 pts pressure increases smoothly with increasing height. 1/4 pressure decreases smoothly with increasing height density decreases smoothly with increasing height the air is thin at high altitudes 10/25/2019. If your commercial aircraft flying at 35,000 ft altitude has a rapid cabin depressurization (i. e. , a window blows out), your approximate time duration of useful conciousness (time before goofiness) is. 2/4 dislexia insomnia disoxygenia hypoglycemia 25 minutes 1. 5 minutes 4 minutes 18 seconds 10/25/2019. If you fly above 15,000 feet in an unpressurized aircraft without supplemental oxygen to breathe, what are all the symptoms that you would not likely feel? increased alertness. The altitude above which bodily fluids boil at normal body temperature. https://canvas. ubc. ca/courses/39462/quizzes/121925.