All research participants operating IVA spacesuit and ASCS motion base are required to pass medical exam and systems operator training.

Students, faculty, research subjects can pre-screen themselves using following questionnaire. Athletes are screened using less constraining requirements. In case of failing medical screening, research participant can still use the IVA spacesuit and ASCS motion base with a valid FAA Class III medical exam certificate. Note that the FAA Class III medical exam certificate can take up to 6 months to obtain.

 

YOUR DATA SHOULD BE IN FOLLOWING RANGES

Anthropometric data:

Weigh  < 108 kg, (238 lb)

Height  <160 cm, 195 cm>, <63", 76.7">, <5'3", 6'4.7">

BMI <29

 

Blood Pressure:

Systolic [Exclusion if outside following range <90,130>]

Diastolic [Exclusion if outside following range <60, 85>]

 

Pulse:

Exclusion if outside following range (for non-athletes) <60, 100>

 

Body Temperature:

Exclusion if outside following range C° <36.5°, 37.3°>, F <97.5°, 99.5°>

 

Medical History (must answer "no" to all items to pass the exam):

#	History or medically diagnosed	Yes	No
10	Stroke
11	Heart disease or heart arrhythmia
12	Implants
13	Lung disease
14	Glaucoma
15	Eye disease
16	Neck pain, surgery or disease
17	Back pain and/or spinal surgery
18	Serious motion sickness
19	Claustrophobia
20	History of psychiatric or emotional disorders (panic attack)
21	High blood pressure
22	Diabetes
23	Smoker