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08 - Safety & Emergency Equipment Flashcards

1
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THERAPEUTIC OXYGEN (SABRE ELITE)

A

PFC - Bottle and nasal cannula present and secure

DURATION - 5-8 hours

Counter clock wise

Replace before gauge reaches black shaded area marked 0

Contained in a bag that has 2 straps to secure bottle in a seat pocket

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THERAPEUTIC OXYGEN (MERCURY)

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PFC - Bottle and nasal cannula present, red low battery light is extinguished

DURATION - 3-9 hours

Green light below rotary selector switch will flash when dose is administered

Counter clockwise

Select CF or requested pulse dose (1.5-6LPM)

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THERAPEUTIC OXYGEN (AVIA PULSE)

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PFC - Bottle and nasal cannula present and secure

DURATION - 2.5-23 hours

Counter clockwise

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When do you use THERAPEUTIC OXYGEN?

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When FIRST AID is required or oxygen has been PRE-ORDERED.

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HOW do you use THERAPEUTIC OXYGEN?

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  • Remove dust cap if applicable
  • Attach cannula to outlet
  • Select flow rate
  • Turn supply on counter clockwise
  • Fit cannula to pax
  • When no longer required remove cannula
  • Switch to off position
  • Replace dust cap and re-stow
  • Close oxygen supply clockwise
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When do you use PORTABLE OXYGEN?

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CREW use following a DECOMPRESSION or FIRST AID to treat RESPIRATORY DISTRESS

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7
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With regards to PO2: Maintaining ____ PSI ensures that crew have access to a bottle with oxygen following a ____________. Never empty bottle below ____ PSI.

A

500

50

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How do you use PORTABLE OXYGEN following a DECOMPRESSION?

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  • Remove bottle from brackets
  • Place walk around strap over shoulder guitar style
  • Ensure mask is properly connected
  • Turn supply on counter clockwise
  • Place mask over nose and mouth
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PORTABLE OXYGEN (AVOX)

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PFC - Present and secure in brackets, mask attached to outlet

DURATION: 77-155 minutes

Low flow:2
High flow: 4

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PORTABLE OXYGEN (SCOTT)

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PFC - Present and secure in brackets, mask attached to high flow

DURATION: 77-155 minutes

This one has 2 outlets therefor 2 pax can use it at the same time. 1 pax on low flow and 1 pax on high flow.

High flow valve has a red band around it. Low flow will have a yellow or green band. If no bands present res dot next to low flow. When facing the gauge low flow will always be on the left and high flow on the right. (Left is low)

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Oxygen masks (PO2) have what type of fitting?

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Bayonet type fitting

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Nasal cannulas have what type of fitting?

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Plug type fitting

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GLOVES

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PFC - Present in pouch

When working with DG spills place plastic bag over gloves to prevent contamination.

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SMOKE GOGGLES

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PFC - Done by FCM

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FIRE AXE

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PFC - Done by FCM

Permission must be granted from FCM prior to use

Pointed end for piercing

Blade end to enlarge an opening

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GREEN FIRE EXTINGUISHER

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PFC - Present and secure in bracket, red indicator disk in position, red safety catch is down, nozzle free of obstruction

DURATION - 13 seconds

RANGE - 4-6 feet

OPERATION - Remove from bracket, raise red safety catch, hold upright (no more than 45 degree angle), aim at the base of the fire, squeeze the trigger, use in sweeping motion

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RED FIRE EXTINGUISHER

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PFC - Present and secure in bracket, pin and seal intact, needle in the green zone, nozzle free of obstruction

DURATION - 8-12 seconds

RANGE - 15 feet

OPERATION - Remove from brackets, pull pin out, break the seal, hold upright, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, use in sweeping motion

18
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The content of the hand held FIRE EXTINGUISHER removes ________. It does not remove heat. It does not have a cooling effect. It is suitable for class __, __ and __ fires.

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Oxygen

A, B , C

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INFANT LIFE JACKETS

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PFC - Present in pouch, correct numbers present for each infant on board

OPERATION - Remove from pouch, place over head, place one leg over harness loop, buckle belt around waist, tighten, inflate when leaving the aircraft, use lifeline to attach infant to adult once outside (to non dominant wrist or life jacket)

The infant life jackets have a DUAL CHAMBER.

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RED FIRE EXTINGUISHER

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PFC - Present and secure in bracket, pin and seal intact, needle in the green zone, nozzle free of obstruction

DURATION - 8-12 seconds

RANGE - 15 feet

OPERATION - Remove from brackets, pull pin out, break the seal, hold upright, aim at the base of the fire, squeeze handles together, use in sweeping motion

21
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The content of the hand held FIRE EXTINGUISHER removes ________. It does not remove heat. It does not have a cooling effect. It is suitable for class __, __ and __ fires.

A

Oxygen

A, B , C

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INFANT LIFE JACKETS

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PFC - Present in pouch, correct numbers present for each infant on board

OPERATION - Remove from pouch, place over head, place one leg over harness loop, buckle belt around waist, tighten, inflate when leaving the aircraft, use lifeline to attach infant to adult once outside (to non dominant wrist or life jacket)

The infant life jackets have a DUAL CHAMBER.

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ADULT LIFE JACKET

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PFC- Present and secure in respective stowage locations for pax, spare and crew. Ensure correct number of spares are present in pouch

24
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How to operate an ADULT LIFE JACKET on a CHILD?

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  • Remove from pouch
  • Place over head
  • Pass waist strap between legs and buckle at front
  • Pull loose end to ensure snug fit
  • Inflate when leaving the aircraft
25
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MEGAPHONE

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PFC - Present and secure in brackets

26
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How do you attract attention with the MEGAPHONE?

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Remove the anti-theft pin to make it warble loudly. To stop the warble replace the pin.

27
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How do you use the BIOHAZARD KIT?

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  • Wear protective clothing
  • Sprinkle fluid solidifier over spill
  • Remove material with scoop and scraper
  • Remove PPE
  • Clean hands with wipes or cleanser
  • Dispose waste in accordance with local regulations
28
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What is in the DOCTOR KIT SUPPLEMENT (DKS)?

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Sphygmomanometer (blood pressure cuff), stethoscope, pulse oximeter, thermometer

29
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EMERGENCY MEDICAL KIT

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PFC - Present in stowage, minimum of one green or yellow seal, inventory card in document folder

30
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Who can use the EMK?

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CCM
Qualified medical doctor
Registered nurse
Emergency medical technician

31
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When do you use the EMK?

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When in need of advanced first aid.

32
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FIRST AID KITS

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PFC - Present in stowage, green or yellow seal, inventory card in document folder

33
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What is the procedure after use of a FIRST AID KIT?

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  • Complete items used inventory
  • Seal with yellow seal if the content is still above minimum requirement list
  • Replace in stowage
  • Notify CSM of kit status
  • Log in cabin log book
  • Complete reports/forma
34
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FLAHLIGHTS

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PFC - Present and secure in bracket

DURATION - 4 hours with a new battery, 30 minutes when due to be replaced

Hold at mid thigh level in a smoke filled canin and eye level in a dark cabin.

35
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Name some of the convenient items we carry on board:

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Spare safety features cards
Emergency checklists
Overwing exit briefing cards 
ORT
Seat belt extensions
Spare seat belts
TO
AED
BHK
DKS
Inventory cards
Wheelchair
Tape roll
Pre-flight checklists
36
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Where are the EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT LOCATION CARDS located?

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Forward and Rear left cabin crew stations

37
Q

CABIN LOG BOOK

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Responsibility of CSM

PFC - Present in stowage, CSM will check previous entries and advise crew of cabin defects

Manual (6 decks)

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