AvMed Flashcards
What actions must be taken it a crew member sustains a chemical splash to their eye?
- Wear gloves, tilt their head to the affected side, flush the eye with eyewash fluid or water. Seek urgent medical advice
- Wear gloves, tilt their head to the affected side, flush the eye with eyewash fluid or water. Seek urgent medical advice
CPR has been carried out for 30
Minutes & CC have not given any shocks in that time. As a team they have decided to stop Resus. What should they do with the the Defib?
- Leave pads attached and detach the padpack from the the Defib and switch off.
Leave pads attached and detach the padpack from the the Defib and switch off.
Pax falls & trips as they leave the aircraft, they are conciliatory but complain of a pain in their neck & loss of feeling below the waist. What actions must be taken?
- Stabilise customers neck, call for an ambulance & advise them not to move
Stabilise customers neck, call for an ambulance & advise them not to move
A crew member burns their hand after spilling a cup of tea. For how long should they cook the burn?
- Min 10 minutes
Min 10 minutes
A customer approaches a crew member whilst they are in the galley before collapsing & fall to the floor. What action should the crew member take?
- Perform Primary Survey
Perform Primary Survey
How should CC treat a conscious adult suffering from a mild airway obstruction?
- Perform upto 5 back blows
Perform upto 5 back blows
When would an adrenaline/epinephrine autoinjector be administered?
- Having difficulty breathing & has a history of Anaphylaxis
Having difficulty breathing & has a history of Anaphylaxis
Who would need to be contacted if a crew member had concerns over the health of a passenger during boarding?
- Medlink
Medlink
An unconscious diabetic customer has a very low blood sugar level. With authorisation from medlink, which medication should be administered?
- Glucose gel
Glucose gel
What are some of the symptoms and signs of hyperventilation?
- Rapid deep breathing, feeling light headed, tingling and numbness in fingers
- Dry tickly cough, wheezing, blue lips and earlobes
- Breathlessness, wheezing, coughing, blue lips and fingers
- Severe headache, pale, sweaty skin and confusion
Rapid deep breathing, feeling light headed, tingling and numbness in fingers
A customer with a history of DVT asks for Aspirin. What are the cabin crews actions?
- Give them the aspirin and monitor their condition
- Check whether they have any allergies or contraindications before giving Aspirin
- Check with another crew member before giving Aspirin
- Carry out a secondary survey to establish risk factors and contact Medlink
Carry out a secondary survey to establish risk factors and contact Medlink
What must be completed after any medical incident on board?
- Onboard Form
- P413 (Accident Form)
- AIR Report
- AML Part 2
AIR Report