Western Maricopa Education Center (West-MEC) RMA-AMT Module 2 Practice Test

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• Which discovery involved insulin for diabetics?
• What could cause a fuel imbalance between left and right tanks in a twin-engine aircraft?
• What constitutes a 'return to service' or 'released for service' statement in aviation maintenance?
• Diction is defined as:
• What is the difference between a Major Repair and a Minor Repair in aircraft maintenance?
• Which statement correctly compares an annual inspection and a 100-hour inspection?
• Which is the first step in resolving a hydraulic leak?
• Before replacing an instrument, which steps are essential during troubleshooting of the instrument system?
• Which example illustrates an indirect statement?
• Describe the concept of a limiter and a shutoff valve in fluid power systems.
• Which statement best describes safety hazards when handling oily or greasy parts and how to mitigate them?
• In aluminum airframes, corrosion prevention aims to do what?
• Which of the following describes a symptom of a blocked pitot tube in flight?
• Which statement is true about the voltage across branches in a parallel circuit?
• Which duty should the administrative medical assistant perform for very ill patients?
• According to the material, what percentage of a message is conveyed by spoken words?
• What is the proper procedure for torquing a propeller hub attachment to ensure correct blade retention?
• Which pairing correctly matches a primary flight control surface with its function?
• Which statement best describes the advantage and trade-off of two-person verification in maintenance tasks?
• Which of the following is the final stage in Elisabeth Kübler-Ross's model of grief?
• When an aircraft is operating under a MEL, what must be true?
• How do you handle hazardous materials (oil, solvents) in the shop to minimize risk?
• What is the purpose of a fuel system check and typical components involved?
• Which stage directly precedes acceptance in the five-stage model of grief?
• Which of the following is listed as an attribute of a professional in healthcare?
• PDA stands for which description?
• What is the function of a magneto in a piston aircraft engine?
• Which type of circuits are protected by circuit breakers in an aircraft electrical system?
• What is described as the foundation for all patient care?
• What is the role of a hydraulic actuator and what are common indications of failure?
• What is the purpose of a Functional Check Flight after maintenance?
• Which practice best supports audit readiness for aviation maintenance records?
• What is the typical approach to troubleshooting a non-functioning instrument system?
• Self-actualization is described by which set of characteristics?
• What is the purpose of fuel drain and fuel sample testing?
• When a component reaches its indicated life-limits, what is the correct action?
• What is the significance of logbook entries for maintenance actions?
• What is a point of care technique?
• What is the purpose of Form 337 in aviation maintenance?
• Proper seating placement should respect what?
• Which of the following is a physiological need related to elimination of waste?
• Which statement about facial expressions is incorrect?
• What is the difference between an annual inspection and a 100-hour inspection?
• How should a technician verify the presence and operation of an anti-ice or de-ice system during a preflight check?
• Who discovered the smallpox vaccine?
• Open-ended questions require what?
• How does a Service Bulletin (SB) differ from an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
• What is a potential consequence of not maintaining an audit trail of maintenance actions?
• Which statement best contrasts hydraulic and pneumatic systems, and what fluids are commonly used in aviation?
• Which term refers to maintaining internal stability?
• What does the acronym AD stand for in aviation maintenance context?
• What are the two primary electrical power sources on most fixed-wing aircraft?
• Which statement best describes the Functional Check Flight?
• Which statement correctly describes where torque-limiting devices are used?
• What is a borescope and when might you use it during maintenance?
• In professional letters, what is the function of the subject line?
• Which surface controls yaw?
• Using Ohm's Law I = V/R, what is the current if V = 18 V and R = 3 Ω?
• How can a Service Bulletin (SB) become mandatory?
• Why are most primary airframe structures riveted rather than welded?
• Where is the date typically placed in a professional business letter?
• What is the role of the Part 21 certification and parts manufacturer responsibilities?
• What is true about closed questions?
• What are the roles of the medical assistant?
• What is the purpose of a cylinder leak-down test?
• When interpreting an electrical wiring diagram, what does a solid line typically indicate?
• When should wheel bearings on landing gear be checked?
• What is the purpose of a hydraulic system relief valve and where is it typically located?
• What is the overall purpose of good housekeeping in aircraft maintenance?
• What is a Minimum Equipment List (MEL) and how does it affect flight operations?
• If a data bus communications fault is found after an avionics installation, what is the most likely cause?
• What is exfoliation in corrosion and where does it occur?
• Medical assistants are licensed.
• What is the purpose of a torque-limiting device and where is it used?
• Which statement about the administrative medical assistant's role is true?
• Which duty relates to communicating delays in scheduling?
• Regulation of health care providers helps ensure which of the following?
• How is fuel pressure typically tested in a fixed-wing aircraft engine?
• Who approves a Minimum Equipment List (MEL)?
• Advancing ignition timing beyond manufacturer specification can lead to which consequence?
• What is a common method to prevent corrosion on aluminum skin after exposure to moisture?
• Which statement about patient education content is true?
• Which defense mechanism involves channeling unacceptable impulses into socially acceptable behavior?
• What does the communication cycle involve?
• What is a borescope inspection and when is it used?
• What practice did Joseph Lister advocate to reduce transmission of infection?
• What should be verified before returning an aircraft to service after major repairs or alterations?
• What is an Airworthiness Directive (AD) and who must comply with it?
• Which statement describes the reception area?
• Which fluids are typically used in aviation hydraulic systems?
• What is metal fatigue and why is it critical in aviation maintenance?
• What is the main purpose of the aircraft environmental control system (ECS)?
• Why is proper grounding and shielding important in avionics wiring?
• Perception in communication is best described as which of the following?
• How would you approach troubleshooting an instrument cluster that reads incorrect values?
• Which practice by Joseph Lister helped advance surgery?
• Which items describe love/belonging needs?
• Which device do modern aircraft primarily use to generate electrical power?
• In Ohm's Law, if I = 2 A and R = 1 Ω, what is V?
• When was the first human heart transplant performed?
• Explain weight and balance concepts: what is center of gravity (CG) and why is it important?
• What does the pitot-static system provide to the airspeed indicator and altimeter?
• What is the purpose of corrosion inhibitors and protective coatings?
• What is the primary objective of fuel drain and fuel sample testing in terms of fuel quality?
• Which need is at the base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a physiological need?
• In 1928, which discoveries were made?
• Which item is NOT a step to building trust?
• What is the purpose of corrosion prevention on aluminum airframes?
• What is static pressure and dynamic pressure, and how do they relate to airspeed indicators?
• In a DC circuit with V=28V and R=7Ω, what is the current?
• How does compliance with applicable Airworthiness Directives (ADs) and Service Bulletins (SBs) influence airworthiness status?
• How do you calculate the moment and CG given multiple items with weights and arms?
• Which information helps authorities trace work performed and ensure airworthiness?
• What is the purpose of a continuity check, and how would you perform one with a multimeter?
• Which non-destructive testing methods are identified as common in airframe maintenance?
• The health care team includes which of the following?
• Who is often the first to come in contact with the patient in ambulatory settings?
• In hydraulic leak troubleshooting, what is the recommended next step after tightening connections?
• What is the correct description of a magneto's role in ignition?
• Which item is NOT a closing activity?
• Which format is considered the most formal and professional for letters?
• What is the primary purpose of a logbook entry for AD compliance?
• Which of the following is not one of the five Cs of communication?
• Which organization establishes standards for practice in health care facilities?
• How do you test the integrity of an avionics power supply after installation?
• Which aspect describes esteem within Maslow's hierarchy?
• Name two common non-destructive testing (NDT) methods used in airframe maintenance.
• Who is considered the father of preventative medicine?
• In establishing multicultural communication, what is essential according to the material?
• Why are most primary airframe structures riveted rather than welded?
• What is the purpose of a fuel filter in a fuel system?
• What is the purpose of the vacuum system in aircraft avionics?
• What is the role of the aircraft battery in an electrical system, and how does it interact with the alternator?
• Which statement best describes the overall purpose of patient education?
• Perception in communication involves which of the following as a primary component?
• Which duty involves monitoring waiting children?
• Which instrument uses data from the pitot-static system to determine airspeed?
• The reference letters at the bottom of a professional letter represent what?
• Which term refers to mandatory, legislated regulation by each state?
• Which action is an appropriate triage-related duty?
• What does NCQA stand for?
• In aircraft electrical systems, which statement is true about DC generators and alternators?
• Which should a reception accommodate?
• Which factor most enhances clarity in communication?
• How should a maintenance discrepancy be documented to ensure traceability?
• What is the purpose of a ground test in avionics installations?
• Incorrect spark plug gap can cause which of the following, leading to weak spark, misfire, and reduced engine performance?
• Which statement best describes the broader importance of calibration beyond simply meeting accuracy standards?
• Which need category encompasses safety, including security of body, employment, resources, morality, the family, health, and property?
• Why is proper housekeeping important in aircraft maintenance?
• In a DC circuit, which statement best describes what determines the current with a given voltage and resistance?
• Which signs indicate that a torque distribution on a flange joint may be incorrect?
• Lockout/tagout is used to?
• Penicillin production began during World War II; when was it brought into production?
• What are common fastener types used in aviation and how do coatings affect their use?
• What does PDA stand for?
• How do you differentiate a ground fault from regular current draw in an aircraft electrical system?
• Who was the first American female physician?
• In the communication cycle, what occurs after the receiver has decoded the message?
• What is the main electrical bus in an aircraft electrical system?
• What is the function of an anti-ice system on a small aircraft?
• What is the role of a manufacturer service bulletin in the maintenance process and how is it tracked?
• In addition to regulating cabin temperature, what is another function of the ECS?
• Under whose supervision do medical assistants perform clinical procedures?
• Which term describes voluntary regulation through a nongovernmental agency or professional association?
• What considerations are important when replacing wiring or components in an avionics bay?
• What is the standard margin size for a business letter?
• Which steps describe interpreting an aircraft wiring diagram for troubleshooting?
• How should a technician document and store aviation maintenance records to ensure audit readiness?
• Scope of practice is determined by whom?
• Which practice helps prevent galling when using coatings on aviation fasteners?
• What action verifies patient receipt of educational material?
• How can you identify and prevent electrical EMI/RFI issues in avionics installations?
• Ambulatory health care settings include which of the following?
• What is the function of a calibration certificate and why calibration is important?
• Which duty addresses showing very ill patients to a separate area?
• What is the purpose of a fuel selector valve in most light aircraft?
• What is the first step when mail arrives at an office?
• Name two common nondestructive inspection (NDI) methods used in aviation and what they detect.
• Which statement about the two fuel pumps in small aircraft is true?
• ARU stands for which device description?
• When determining whether a component must be replaced due to life limits vs time since last inspection, which approach is appropriate?
• Which PPE is essential when working with pressurized systems?
• Nonverbal cues are often interpreted in the context of culture and sender's intent. Which statement is consistent with this idea?
• What indicates water contamination in fuel?
• What is the primary purpose of bonding in aircraft maintenance?
• What symptom might indicate a blocked pitot tube in flight?
• Which term describes barriers to therapeutic communication that relate to personal characteristics such as age and gender?
• Which group is typically considered part of the health care team alongside PCPs and specialists?
• If a heavy weight is relocated from behind the CG to ahead of the CG, what is the effect on the CG?
• What is a torque sequence and why is it important when bolting together a flange or component?
• What medical advancement was discovered to alleviate pain during surgery?
• Which of the following is NOT a standard step when performing a preflight check of an anti-ice/de-ice system?
• Which of the following is not part of opening the facility?
• What are common signs of water contamination in aircraft fuel?
• Which statement about fuel pumps in small aircraft is true?
• What is the primary purpose of patient education?
• Which scientist contributed to public health by isolating bacteria to study infectious diseases?
• What is the purpose of a Minimum Equipment List (MEL) and who approves it?
• Describe common steps to troubleshoot a suspected hydraulic leak.
• Which of the following is a step to building trust?
• What are common corrosion types seen on aircraft structures and how are they addressed?
• What has been discovered about some bacteria?
• Which figure is associated with the Hippocratic Oath?
• Why is lockout/tagout important when working on aircraft electrical systems?
• Which statement best describes nonverbal communication's role in conveying messages?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
• What is the primary function of static wicks on aircraft?
• Explain the function of a circuit breaker in an aircraft electrical system and how it differs from a fuse.
• Why is it important to keep component and tool calibration up-to-date?
• Which statement best describes a housekeeping goal in maintenance?
• What are the two common types of fuel pumps in small aircraft and where are they located?
• How does a Service Bulletin (SB) differ from an Airworthiness Directive (AD)?
• What is the typical sequence for performing a leak test on a hydraulic system?
• Personal space is described as which of the following?
• Which term describes voluntary regulation through a professional association?
• What information must a typical maintenance logbook entry include?
• Which ambulatory setting describes a small, personalized practice offering enhanced services?
• As a member of the health care team, which description applies to the medical assistant?
• What does a cylinder compression test evaluate?
• In the basic communication cycle, which statement best describes a step in the process?
• Which action may help manage frustrated patients?
• Which statement correctly matches the primary flight control surfaces with their primary functions?
• Explain the concept of safe seating and PPE guidelines for shop environments?
• What is the purpose of circuit breakers in an aircraft electrical system?
• What is the function of a selector valve in a fuel system?
• Which sequence correctly addresses hydraulic fluid leaks in maintenance?
• What is a magneto and how does it contribute to engine ignition?
• In a DC electrical circuit, what is the purpose of a fuse?
• Which principle guides patient education materials?
• Why is shielding and proper routing important when replacing avionics wiring?
• Which protective device can be reset after an overload in an aircraft electrical circuit?
• In a series circuit, what is true about current and voltage distribution?
• Which of the following is a physiological need from the list?
• In a parallel circuit, how does the current in each branch relate to total current?
• What is the pre-flight visual inspection's primary purpose?
• What is the purpose of FAA Airworthiness Directives (ADs), and who is required to comply?
• What test can help confirm there is no air leak in the fuel system after maintenance?
• What is the relationship between timely calibration and safety in maintenance?