Reference Ranges and What They Mean The Normal or Reference Range In reference to a lab test, what does Out of the normal range actually mean? Is it cause for concern? The brief answer is that a result out of the normal range signals the need for further investigation â or at least further explanation. Interpreting any clinical laboratory test involves comparing the patientâs
To become a pilot, one must meet these requirements first: A. Must be a U.S. citizen. B. Any four-year college degree or within 365 days of receiving it. C. Minimum of 2.5 GPA. D. Under the age of 28 by the board convening date. E. Have standing height of 64 â 77 inches and sitting height of 34 â 40 inches.
Answers. 1  No. You need to take a physical, take flying lessons, pass the written exams, and then you can become a pilot. There are special flying schools that do this (look at your local small airports) or you can join the military (navy or air force definitely train pilots) and train through the services.