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![]() Some drugs may also have long-term effects on the body and could impair the pilot’s performance. Moreover, if one is on medication, it is critical to note the amount of time to wait before flying, depending on the specific medication. For this reason, if a pilot has a condition where medication is vital, it makes perfect sense to discuss this with the responsible examiners. ![]() Over-the-counter drugs and other prescriptions like diphenhydramine may inhibit a pilot’s ability to fly or, worse, cause an accident. Some medications are dangerous for the pilot. It is also essential to note that a pilot is not only responsible for the well-being of the passengers but is also answerable to his or her health. In the past, some have ignored the minor illness only to have unpleasant experiences along the way. Generally, though, the rule states that if a pilot develops or has a known condition that could impair him from having a medical certificate, he will not in any way fly a plane. However, the certification never covers some illnesses, such as cases of flu and colds. ![]() The requirement is that all pilots should have a valid medical certificate for flight. When it comes to illness, everything narrows down to the onset times when a pilot joins an aviation training. Otherwise, for learning, below are the broader details concerning the IMSAFE chart and how they may influence the whole process of flying a plane. So it is never all about the pilot because the professionals know what to do to ensure this. While it is also true that a pilot is the ultimate answer to the safety of the passengers, other factors that have to do with the plane are plainly to blame. It is also crucial to note that a pilot can violate this checklist’s standard requirements on the least of occasions. The IMSAFE charts respond to various issues that could otherwise interfere with both the pilot and co-pilot’s ability to perform as required. And responsible pilots are very much aware and familiar with the pre-flight checklists to ensure the safety and readiness to fly. Generally, professional pilots get this training early at the onset of their education. Ultimately, that is what the IMSAFE chart solves while ensuring the pilots meet their operations’ standards. The elements can either be physiological and psychological, including physical illness, stress, alcohol, and emotional issues. This checklist usually checks on many factors that may influence or impair a pilot’s ability to fly safely. The IMSAFE chart is a mnemonic device that helps pilots and co-pilots evaluate if they are fit for flying. ![]() In this chapter, we will discuss the classification, pathophysiology, clinical presentation, electrocardiographic characteristics, electrophysiological testing and both the pharmacological and ablative management of atrial flutter. Re-entry however is still thought to play a role in atrial fibrillation, but its exact involvement is unknown. Currently these waves are considered chaotic and do not behave like the macro-reentry wavefront of atrial flutter. ![]() These mechanisms are distinct from that of atrial flutter which is macro-reentrant however, atrial tachycardia can also be re-entrant in mechanism similar to atrial flutter but on a microscopic level (re-entry around barriers of less than 2 cm).Ītrial fibrillation is due to fibrillatory waves in the atria with rates that are typically greater than 300 bpm in the atria. Its mechanism can be due to triggered activity or increased automaticity of atrial cells. As such, atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation often coexist.Ītrial tachycardia is typically characterised by atrial rates >100 bpm but less than 240 bpm with discrete activation sequences and non-sinus P waves including a baseline isoelectric period between these waves on ECG. If the tachycardia persists for a prolonged period, it frequently can degenerate into atrial fibrillation, particularly if the patient already has structural heart disease. It is generally paroxysmal in nature in a structurally healthy heart. The atrial rate in atrial flutter is approximately 240–360 beats per minute (bpm) with no distinct isoelectric period between the flutter ‘F’ waves. Atrial flutter has been traditionally defined as a macro-reentrant arrhythmia around a macroscopic (more than 2 cm in area) anatomical barrier that is confined within the atria. Although they are supraventricular in origin, apart from atrial tachycardia, they are not generally included in the nomenclature of supraventricular tachycardia. The more frequent clinically encountered atrial tachyarrhythmias include atrial tachycardia, atrial flutter and atrial fibrillation. Atrial arrhythmias are significant contributors for cardiac co-morbidity especially for stroke, heart failure and recurrent hospitalisations. |