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First Aid is…..
A. First aid is to preserve pilot and cabin crew’s life.
B. First aid is to protect the unconscious and the pax who suffer heart disease in long haul.
C. First aid is the provision of pre-hospital care for an injury or illness until the arrival of medically trained personnel.
D. First aid is to prevent shock or injury during long haul.
C
First Aid is given to:
A. Preserve life.
B. Prevent further harm and the condition from worsening.
C. Protect the unconscious and promote the recovery.
D. All the answers are correct.
D
Cabin crew responsibilities are …
A. Consent of casualty, Duty of care, Negligence, Do not resuscitate orders, Death on board.
B. Duty of care, Negligence, Do not resuscitate orders, Diabetes on board.
C. Consent of casualty, Duty of medical staff, Negligence.
D. Consent of casualty, Duty of medical staff, Negligence, Asthma on board.
A
How do you understand the Consent of casualty in Cabin crew Responsibility?
A. If consent is refused, report to Captain.
B. If consent is refused, you may be charged with assault if you proceed to apply first aid.
C. If consent is refused, report to Ground staff.
D. If consent is refused, report to Security department.
B
Duty of care is……
A. That all crew are aware of their responsibilities during medical emergencies in-flight.
B. That all crew are aware of their DRABC procedure.
C. That all crew are aware of their AVPU procedure.
D. That all crew are aware of their ABC procedure.
A
Is this part of the cabin crew first aid treatment to manipulate the shoulder back into place?
A. No, this is outside the scope of training and constitutes negligence in that permanent damaged occurred.
B. Yes, this is the part of training and it does not constitute negligence in that temporary damaged occurred.
C. Yes, it is minor medical incident treatment.
D. None of them are correct.
A
On-board medical support is….
A. Medically Qualified Volunteer (MQV) and they are registered doctor, nurse or paramedic.
B. On-board medical support are aviation staffs.
C. On-board medical support are oxygen bottles, fire extinguishers, gloves.
D. A vet or a psychologist or a psychiatrist.
A
Crew member’s responsibility for medication is…
A. Not allowed to carry prescriptions for pax or minors unaccompanied.
B. Allowed to keep pax’s drugs or store them on aircraft.
C. Allowed to provide pax any drugs.
D. Allowed to provide medicine from EMK.
A
First aid kit (FAK) can be used by whom?
A. By Doctor under company requirement.
B. By Cabin crew under PIC’s permission.
C. By MQV under Cabin Manager’s permission.
D. By Aviation staff.
B
Emergency Medical Kit (EMK) can be used by…
A. MQV and Doctor.
B. Cabin Manager.
C. Cabin crew.
D. Medical airport station.
A
Where can you find a cord clamps for childbirth situation on board?
A. In EMK kit (Black color).
B. In UPK kit.
C. In FAK.
D. All of the above.
A
A pax gets burnt in her thigh due to hot water spillage. She asks for burn ointment. You will…
A. Get burn ointment from the EMK.
B. Get burn ointment from the UPK.
C. Get burn ointment from the FAK.
D. Get burn ointment from your self-medication.
C
Doctor asks for Paracetamol or Ventolin for an urgent medical problem on board. Your answer will be…
A. It is available in the flight deck.
B. It is available in the First Aid Kit.
C. It is available in EMK “Oral Medication kit - Red”. D. It is not available in medical kit on board.
C
What is preparation for childbirth equipment?
A. Ground mat in the UPK.
B. Oxygen bottles.
C. FAK and EMK.
D. Biohazard kit and all of the answers.
D
Where are stethoscope and blood pressure cuff found?
A. EMK.
B. FAK.
C. UPK.
D. Flight deck.
A
In case a pax has airway breathing problems and a doctor is available on board. Where is Ambu bag found for using?
A. EMK.
B. FAK.
C. UPK.
D. In the after galley stowage.
A
Can MQV (Paramedic and Nurse) use the Medicine in the Physician kit (EMK)?
A. No, Paramedic and Nurse can use stethoscope and Blood pressure cuff in the EMK.
B. Yes, Paramedic and Nurse can use Drugs for injection in the EMK.
C. Yes, Paramedic and Nurse can use oral medication in the EMK.
D. None of them are correct.
A
How can cabin crew assess a medical incident to classify the incident as minor or severe?
A. Cabin crew must assess a medical incident using ABC procedure.
B. Cabin crew must assess a medical incident using DRSABCD action plan.
C. Cabin crew must assess a medical incident using AVPU action plan.
D. Cabin crew must assess a medical incident using RICE principles.
B
How to distinguish Minor or Severe medical incident?
A. Minor is skill sufficient and Severe is outside FA training.
B. Minor is outside FA trainings and Severe is skill sufficient.
C. Minor is that pax’s condition does not improve with FA management.
D. Severe is that pax’s condition can improve with FA management.
A
Team action plan including…
A. Primary first aider, communicator, back up first aider, cabin manager and flight crew.
B. Primary first aider, communicator, airport ground staff.
C. Primary first aider, medical link, doctor and flight crew.
D. Primary first aider, communicator, qualified medically practitioner and local police station.
A
Which statements are true for Team Action Plan?
A. Cabin Manager should not be the primary first aider, CM should manage the scene, all crew’s positions and pax.
B. Cabin Manager should complete DRSABCD procedure.
C. Cabin Manager should do CPR.
D. CM should assist with positioning casualty.
A
What is duty of Primary first aider in Team action plan?
A. Second cabin crew to find a casualty and advise PIC that defibrillator is to be used.
B. Third cabin crew to find a casualty and connects casualty to oxygen-portable.
C. First cabin crew to find a casualty is to complete DRSABCD.
D. Fourth cabin crew to find a casualty and cares for relatives.
C
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What is duty of Cabin manager in Team action plan?
A. Informs flight operations and liaises with operations.
B. Makes PA for an MQV and ensures team members carry out duties effectively.
C. Manages MQV (Medically Qualified Volunteer) - on board medical support.
D. Liaises with ATC for an emergency landing.
B
What is duty of Communication in Team action plan?
A. Obtain PIC’s permission to use Medical equipment.
B. Obtain Cabin manager’s permission to useMedical equipment.
C. Inform flight deck crew immediately by PA system.
D. Complete documentation.
A
What is duty of Back up in Team action plan?
A. Collect necessary First aid equipment.
B. Collect Halon extinguisher.
C. Make PA for MQV.
D. Advise PIC that Defibrillation is to be used.
A
How many steps of Medical incident plan and cabin crew responsibilities?
A. 9 steps of Medical incident plan and 4 steps of cabin crew responsibilities.
B. 8 steps of Medical incident plan and 5 steps of cabin crew responsibilities.
C. 7 steps Medical incident plan and 12 steps of cabin crew responsibilities.
D. 8 steps Medical incident plan and 12 steps of cabin crew responsibilities.
B
The orders of the medical incident plan are….
A. Assess the scene/ Primary assessment/ Secondary assessment/ Posture/ Oxygen/ Monitor/ Specific treatment/ Documentation.
B. Primary assessment/ Secondary assessment/ Assess the scene/ Posture/ Oxygen/ Monitor/ Specific treatment/ Documentation.
C. Posture/ Oxygen/ Monitor/ Specific treatment / Assess the scene/ Primary assessment/ Secondary assessment/ Documentation.
D. Specific treatment/ Documentation /Assess the scene/ Primary assessment/ Secondary assessment/ Posture/ Oxygen/ Monitor.
A
One pax looks tired, pale during embarking the A/C, you will:
A. Check pax’s response by squeezing shoulders or pinching.
B. Assess the situation by asking some questions to collect information.
C. Ignore that pax and allow her to board the A/C without the release form.
D. Use flight deck oxygen for pax.
B
When a cabin crew conduct the primary assessment, it must be done quickly and answer these questions:
A. Is the casualty alive? Is the casualty responding? Look, listen and feel.
B. Is the casualty unconscious? Is the casualty tired? Look, listen and feel.
C. Is the casualty thirsty? Is the casualty chocking? Look, listen and feel.
D. Is the casualty fatigued? Is the casualty severe? Look and feel.
A
Conducting the Primary assessment is done quickly by asking the following questions to see if the casualty is alive or responding?
A. Open your eyes. Squeeze my hands. What is your chief complaint?
B. Can you hear me? Open your eyes. What is your name? Squeeze my hands?
C. What happened? Can you take shallow breaths?
D. All of the above.
B
How to check breathing-check signs of life:
A. Apply your cheek to casualty’s mouth 3-5cm, look for movement in the lower chest and abdomen.
B. Place one hand slightly on the abdomen to feel for movement of the abdomen while maintaining head tilt and jaw support.
C. Look to see if the chest rises, Listen for the sound of normal breathing and feel for air against your cheek.
D. Apply your cheek to casualty’s mouth 3-5cm and Listen for air escaping from the nose and the mouth for at least 10-15 minutes.
C
Conducting the Secondary assessment will provide you with some further information by asking the following questions to examine the casualty’s unseen injuries:
A. What is your name? Where does it hurt? Can you open your eyes?
B. What is your name? Where does it hurt? Can you breathe quickly?
C. What happened? Where does it hurt? Can you take a deep breath?
D. What happened? Can you take shallow breaths?
C
What signs would you be looking for to determine is a casualty is breathing normally?
A. Rise and fall of chest.
B. Noisy rasping breaths.
C. The depth of breathing.
D. All of the above answers.
D
Recovery position is applied for…
A. All unconscious casualties but still breathing.
B. Casualty who suffers stomachache.
C. Casualty whose breathing is absent.
D. Casualty who has heart disease.
A
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Left hand side recovery position is applied for unconscious casualties…
A. Pregnant females greater than 20 weeks gestation.
B. Male pax who has fracture in thigh.
C. Young child who suffer nose bleeding.
D. None of them are correct.
A
Why does unconscious casualty must be positioned in the lateral or recovery position?
A. To protect further head injuries.
B. To protect the airway.
C. To protect the lungs.
D. To protect the heart.
B
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Monitor in Medical incident plan means…
A. Stethoscope and Blood pressure cuff are available in EMK for MQV.
B. Smoke hood and fire extinguisher are available for MQV.
C. Oxygen bottles are available for crew medical problems.
D. All of the above.
A
Completing all documents including OSCAR form, health form, flight report, other relevant information regarding to the deceased in case of death in-flight management are whose duty?
A. Captain.
B. Cabin Manager.
C. Cabin crew.
D. Ground staff.
B
Specific treatment in Medical incident plan mean….
A. According to casualty’s signs and symptoms to administer specific treatment.
B. According to the behavior of the casualty’s relatives to reassure them.
C. According to the casualty’s blood pressure condition to decide emergency landing.
D. According to the severity of the casualty state to divert the Aircraft.
A
Monitor in Medical incident plan mean….
A. Stethoscope is available for use by MQV.
B. Blood pressure cuff is available for use by MQV.
C. Medical Assessment equipment is available in the EMK.
D. All of the above answers.
D
When performing Basic Life Support, how do we check for normal breathing?
A. By holding a mirror up to the casualty’s mouth.
B. By looking for chest movement, Listening & feeling for normal breathing.
C. By putting our ears to their chests. D. By looking & listening for any signs of movement.
B
Which statement is True about the Minor & Severe in classifying a medical incident?
A. Minor is less dangerous incident & Severe is very dangerous.
B. Minor is conscious casualty & Severe is unconscious casualty.
C. Minor is first aid skills sufficient & Severe is treatment outside first aid training.
D. Minor no need to follow the DRSABCD & Severe needs to follow the DRSABCD.
C
The abbreviation of DRSABCD-Basic Life Support means…
A. Defibrillation/ Responsive/ Send for help/ Airway/ Breathing/ CPR/ Detach AED.
B. Dangers/ Rest/ Send message/ Open airway/ Breathing/ CPR/ attach AED.
C. Dangers/ Responsive/ Send for help/ Open airway/ normal Breathing/ start CPR/ attach Defibrillator (AED).
D. Dangers/ Resuscitation/ Survival/ Airway/Breathing/ Circulation/ AED.
C
When you first arrive at the scene of an accident, what is the first thing you should do?
A. Send for help.
B. Check the casualties’ response level.
C. Assess the situation for danger.
D. Check the casualty’s breathing.
C
Does Cabin crew has to implement a step-by- step in-flight medical incident Basic Life Support chart “DRSABCD” to assure the safety of crew, the unconscious and other paxs in the cabin?
A. Yes, cabin crew has to implement a step-by-step DRSABCD procedure.
B. No, cabin crew does not need to implement a step- by-step DRSABCD procedure.
C. No, Cabin crew has to implement a step-by-step DRABC procedure.
D. No, Cabin crew has to implement a step-by- step AVPU procedure.
A
D”- Danger in Basic Life Support means…….
A. Check your life signs.
B. Check for crew healthy enough to do CPR on a casualty.
C. Check for risks to yourself, the casualty and bystanders.
D. Check for ABC working normally.
C
R”- Responsive in Basic Life Support means…….
A. Touching the casualty’s shoulder.
B. Identifying the casualty is consciousness or unconsciousness.
C. Asking loudly: “Are they alright”.
D. All the answers and Do not shake children and infants.
D
ABC” in First aid means….
A. Administration of Oxygen, Breathing, Circulation.
B. Airway, Blood pressure, Compressions.
C. Airway, Breathing, Communication.
D. Airway, Breathing, Compressions.
D
How do you recognize a casualty is in Unconscious state?
A. A casualty that is responsive should be considered conscious.
B. A casualty that is dizzy should be considered sick.
C. A casualty that is fatigued should be considered unhealthy.
D. A casualty that is unresponsive should be considered unconscious.
D
A male passenger suddenly has severe headache during landing. His pulse and breathing are still normal with warm skin. What will you do?
A. Reassure the passenger.
B. Loosen tight clothing.
C. Allow him to drop most comfortable position or sit to rest.
D. All above answers and oxygen administration (if needed).
D
Why do we do CPR?
A. Because it restarts the lungs in the body.
B. Because it restarts two electrical stations in the heart.
C. Because it restarts the memory in the brain.
D. Because it restarts the livers in the body.
B
CPR là làm cho tim chạy lại. Kiểu giống con tim biết yêu trở lại á. Em hiểu không?
CPR technique for the purpose of…
A. Rescuing breathing and the compression of the heart through external cardiac compressions (ECC).
B. Rescuing breathing of the lungs through expired air resuscitation (EAR).
C. Pumping rich oxygen in blood to around the body.
D. Pumping carbonated blood to around the body.
C
One pax was found unconscious in the cabin, you should…
A. Assess DRSABCD procedure (Basic Life Support Chart).
B. Using the key questions: How are you? Where do you live?
C. Using the key question: Can you take a shallow breath?
D. Using the key question: Can you return to your seat?
A
In case of medical incident happening, CPR method will be applied when….
A. The medical incident has been found.
B. The passenger is unconscious.
C. Breathing is absent or the heart is in cardiac arrest.
D. All of the above.
C
Which procedure should be applied for unconscious situation?
A. ABCDR.
B. DRSABCD.
C. CPR.
D. EAR.
B
When will you cease CPR?
A. Responsiveness or breathing is absent.
B. Responsiveness or normal breathing returns.
C. The arrival of qualified security personnel.
D. When I feel tired and have headache.
B
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Why does unconscious casualty must be positioned in the lateral or recovery position?
A. To protect further head injuries.
B. To protect the airway.
C. To protect the lungs.
D. To protect the heart.
B
What signs would you be looking for to determine is a casualty is breathing normally?
A. Rise and fall of chest.
B. Noisy rasping breaths.
C. The depth of breathing.
D. All of answers are correct.
D
As baby has been delivered from the mother, How long do you clamp the baby’s umbilical cord?
A. After 15 mins as baby has been delivered.
B. When pulsation has stopped baby is no longer dependent on mother’s circulation system.
C. After 20 mins as baby has been delivered.
D. After 25 mins as baby has been delivered.
B
Em bé ra rồi là mình cắt dây rốn luôn, không đợi chờ gì cả.
Angina is described as chest pain and is often felt after the pax undertakes physical exertion. What are the best treatment for this pax who says they suffer from Angina?
A. Follow DRABC.
B. Sitting upright, Encourage casualty to use their own medicine and administer oxygen 4L/min.
C. Encourage casualty to use medicine from EMK (doctor kit) and drug kit.
D. Encourage casualty to inhale and exhale regularly.
B
