Avia Pulse Oxygen Bottle

Question 1

Explain when the bottle will be used

Answer 1

Replaces the POC- portable oxygen concentrator

Question 2

Preflight checks for this bottle

Answer 2

Available in respective stowage

Question 3

Identify precautions for this bottle

Answer 3

1. Premium economy and economy- approved for takeoff and landing
2. Business- no approved for takeoff and landing

Question 4

Identify the locations for this bottle

Answer 4

1 over head locker above 2DEF

Weighs over 8kgs- 2 person lift from overhead locker

Question 5

How will crew be notified that the bottle is onboard

Answer 5

Paxcare will advise MEDA and will be discussed in pre flight briefing from FA1

Question 6

Identify the two masks compatible
With this bottle

Answer 6

1. Therapeutic mask
2. Nasal cannula

Question 7

Explain and demonstrate the 1-5 pulse level setting

Answer 7

1. 1-5 pulse setting- corresponds to 1-5 litres per min (turn off valve)
2. Identified by the green coloured strip on the flow selector
3. Pulse- only when the pax inhales they will receive o2

Question 8

Explain and demonstrate level 6-7 constant flow settings

Answer 8

1. Level 6-7 is 2 and 4 LPM (turn off valve on)
2. Identified by the white coloured strip on the flow selector
3. Passenger will receive a constant flow of o2

Question 9

Demonstrate how to position and secure the bottle under the seat

Answer 9

1. Loop belts used to attach bottle to the seat bar
2. Indicator facing upward
3. Indicator facing out towards the aisle (for monitoring)
4. Indicator not posing as a trip hazard

Question 10

Explain the instructions your would give your pax

Answer 10

1. Instruct pax to no adjust settings
2. Any change request require approval from flight car
3. If using nasal cannula remind passages to breath through there nose

Question 11

Explain your ongoing actions after setup

Answer 11

1. Monitor device every half hour
2. Swap bottles when indicator appears in red zone

Question 12

Explain restowing of used equipment

Answer 12

1. Turn off valve
2. Remove nasal cannula/mask and place in a biohazard bag
3. Place all items in the hard case
4. Restow in designated stowage