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0
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What is the min requirement for Flight Crew Oxygen?

A

15 mins for each pilot

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For the Evacuation during a Land Emergency, the PA to the cabin would be:

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Attention Evacuate, Evacuate

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For an emergency landing, 60 seconds prior to touchdown, the Pilot Monitoring is to make the PA stating:

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Attention - Brace! Brace! Brace!

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Attention - Brace! Brace! Brace! over the PA is one way to alert the cabin to an impending emergency landing, what is the other:

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Flash the Seat belt sign on and off.

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The Second level of threat on the Counter Threat Response Model is?

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Level 2 - Physical Assault

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The Fourth level of threat on the Counter Threat Response Model is?

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Attack on Flight Deck

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In the HOT Principle, HOT is an acronym for:

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H idden
O bviously suspicious
not T ypical of the area

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The decision to declare a state of emergency rests solely with the:

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Captain

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The SILENT REVIEW - OLDABC stands for?

A 
O peration of exits
L ocation of equipment
D rill - emergency
A ble bodied and disabled 
PAX
B race position
C ommands
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If after an abnormal event, the flight crew expect a normal landing, full emergency preparation cabin is:

A

Not required

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10
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In an emergency, why would FA2 stow equipment and station at the front of the aircraft?

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to receive a face to face NITS briefing from FA1

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Under what circumstances would a NITS briefing be required?

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when the flight crew determine that a full emergency cabin preparation is required

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How long would it take to fully prepare an aircraft and passengers for an emergency landing?

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5 -10 mins

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In the event of an Land Evacuation, the Captain is responsible for taking?

A

Torch
First Aid Kit
Megaphone

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In the event of an Land Evacuation, the First Officer is responsible for taking?

A

Torch

BCF

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In the event of an Land Evacuation, FA 1 is responsible for taking?

A

Torch
First Aid Kit
Megaphone

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In the event of an Land Evacuation, FA 2 is responsible for taking?

A

Torch

BCF

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17
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In the event of an Ditching, FA 2 is responsible for taking?

A

Torch

Lifejacket

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The term NITS is an acronym that means:

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N ature of Emergency
I ntentions
T ime remaining
S pecific Instructions/Factors that may affect evacuation

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In a Ditching, the evacuation is ordered by the:

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Most Senior Aircrew Member

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20
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Inflation of lifejackets must be delayed until:

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after exiting the cabin

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21
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To prevent duplication of area checks the cabin crew will call:

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1-9 Clear, 4-12 Clear

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In a decompression, one of the actions by the cabin crew is to - Sit down and fasten seat belts or:

A

wedge themselves between passengers or seat rows.

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23
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The first member to see the fire becomes:

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the fire fighter

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In the case of a fire where a single cabin crew member is operating in the cabin and notices a fire, they should simultaneously fight the fire and:

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contact the Captain

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In the Counter Threat Response Model, a level 2 threat is Physical Assault, what actions should be taken by the crew?

A

Use necessary force to manage the threat.

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In the Counter Threat Response Model, an Attack on the Flight Deck is a Level:

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Four (4) threat

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In the Counter Threat Response Model, an Attack on the Flight Deck requires what actions from the cabin crew?

A

Maintain control at all cost.

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In the Counter Threat Response Model, a Level 3 threat is “Life Threatening”, one of the actions to be taken by the crew is “Hostage survival techniques - delay tactics”, what is another?

A

Use necessary force to repel and subdue the threat, or

Evasion and Escape.

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During a “Level 3” Threat situation, the flight must remain in Lockdown until:

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the Aircraft is on the ground

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30
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In the event of a attempted Hijack, the flight crew must report the emergency to ATC using the word “trip” and Squawk:

A

Squawk 7500

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31
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The LRBL (Least Risk Bomb Location) in the Q400 is?

A

Against the Right Hand service door (2R)

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32
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The LRBL (Least Risk Bomb Location) in the 200/300 series Dash 8 is?

A

The baggage compartment, left hand side against the cargo door.

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33
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The predicted survival time for a lightly clothed adult in 10 deg water, with NO LIFEJACKET, treading water is

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2 Hours

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34
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The predicted survival time for a lightly clothed adult in 10 deg water, wearing a lifejacket and swimming is?

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2 Hours

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35
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The predicted survival time for a lightly clothed adult in 10 deg water, wearing a Lifejacket and using the H.E.L.P. method is?

A

4 Hours

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36
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The H.E.L.P. method stand for?

A

H eat
E scape
L essening
P osture

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37
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The Passenger Post Incident Debrief, should take place when?

A

As soon as possible after the event

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38
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The Physiological Zone extends from:

A

Sea Level to 10,000 ft

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39
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The Physiological Deficient Zone extends from:

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10,000 to 50,000 ft

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40
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Hypoxia can be summarised as:

A

Lack of Oxygen to the Body

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41
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The “time of useful consciousness”, is the time it takes for a person to become incapacitated be the effects of hypoxia and it reduces as the altitude increases. At 18,000 feet, the time of useful consciousness is?

A

10 - 30 minutes

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42
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The “time of useful consciousness”, is the time it takes for a person to become incapacitated be the effects of hypoxia and it reduces as the altitude increases. At 25,000 feet, the time of useful consciousness is?

A

2-3 min

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43
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One of the symptoms of Mild Hypoxia is Listlessness and _______ ________?

A

vague distress

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If you felt your “Heart Racing”, you my be suffering from what level of Hypoxia?

A

Moderate

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45
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If you where to find a passenger showing the symptoms of Hypoxia, what would you do?

A

Administer Oxygen

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46
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A loss of consciousness can be the result of what level of Hypoxia?

A

Severe

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47
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You notice a crew members lips and eyelids are a blue colour, this person could be suffering from what level of Hypoxia?

A

Moderate

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48
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Hyperventilation is defined as a lack of what, in the bloodstream?

A

Carbon Dioxide (Co2)

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49
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Hyperventilation is a symptom of?

A

A lack of Carbon Dioxide (Co2) in the bloodstream

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A passenger seems a bit agitated and is suffering from heart palpitations with normal of pink skin colour, what is the possible cause?

A

Hyperventilation

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51
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A passenger complains of a dull ache in his knees shortly into a flight. He indicated that he had been diving that morning. This passenger may be suffering from:

A

The Bends

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52
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You determine that a passenger may be suffering from the Bends, what should you do?

A

Administer 100% oxygen

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53
Q

A BCF fire extinguisher is also known as?

A

Halon 1211

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54
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When using a BCF, the acronym PASS stands for?

A 
P in (or Push up catch)
A im (at the base of the fire)
S queeze (trigger)
S weep (motion)
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55
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The two precautions when using a BCF extinguisher are?

A
  1. Use a PBE (can cause an adverse breathing reaction)

2. Avoid touching on exposed wires

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56
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The basic fire drill is?

A

F irst to see the fire, fights the fire
C ommunicator, second person
B ack-up third person (ABP)

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57
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The serviceability for the Puritan Bennett PBE is?

A

Foil pack vacuum seal in tact.

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58
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The PBE will supply an initial surge of oxygen for approximately:

A

20 seconds

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59
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The PBE will supply oxygen for an minimum duration of:

A

15 minutes

60
Q

The capacity of the crew fixed oxygen bottle is:

A

1100 lts

61
Q

The crew fixed oxygen system must supply at least _____ min of protective breathing oxygen for each pilot.

A

15 minutes

62
Q

An infant lifejacket must be inflated?

A

upon exiting the aircraft

63
Q

A flight attendant calls the flight deck and reports, “Captain I must come to the flight deck immediately”. The first action of the flight crew is?

A

Check that the flight deck door is locked

64
Q

When communicating with the passengers regarding an abnormal event, the acronym “SPETT” can be used as a guide. What does this stand for?

A 
Identify the SPEAKER
The nature of the PROBLEM
The EFFECT on the flight
The TYPE of landing expected
The estimate TIME to landing
65
Q

A precaution to take with the oxygen bottles is not _______ or _______ the bottle

A

Bump or Drop

66
Q

Interruption of the critical phase”, is only available to the cabin crew to report ____ ____ in the cabin.

A

Visible flame

67
Q

Sterile flight deck can be interrupted to report a Medical emergency.
TRUE/FALSE

A

True

68
Q

Sterile flight deck can be interrupted to report a A lack of galley catering.
TRUE/FALSE

A

FALSE

69
Q

How long will an ELT continue to function after activation?

A

48 hrs

70
Q

The “time of useful consciousness”, is the time it takes for a person to become incapacitated be the effects of hypoxia and it reduces as the altitude increases. At 20,000 feet, the time of useful consciousness is?

A

5 - 12 mins

71
Q

Following a land emergency, if the cabin crew have not received communication from the flight crew within _____ to _____’ they should attempt contact.

A

45 to 60 seconds

72
Q

Is it mandatory for first aid oxygen to be carried on the Dash 8 Q400?

A

No

73
Q

The secondary means of contacting the cabin from the flight deck is to?

A

Make a PA “Would the Cabin Crew report to the Flight Deck immediately”

74
Q

The “sterile flight deck” period on take off is?

A

From closure of the flight deck door, until the PA after transition

75
Q

The sterile flight on the Landing phase is?

A

From acknowledgement of the cabin PA to the opening of the main airstair door after landing

76
Q

The “time of useful consciousness”, is the time it takes for a person to become incapacitated be the effects of hypoxia and it reduces as the altitude increases. At 30,000 feet, the time of useful consciousness is?

A

30 sec - 45 sec

77
Q

The Emergency Lighting will supply at least _______ mins of light.

A

20

78
Q

The minimum period of oxygen supply from a PURITAN BENNET PBE is?

A

15 min

79
Q

The minimum period of oxygen supply from a DRAGER PBE is?

A

20 min

80
Q

Flight Crew are required to USE supplemental oxygen at all times the cabin altitude is above?

A

10,000 ft

81
Q

When an aircraft is to be operated above 10,000 ft pressurised or unpressurised, for a period in excess of 30 mins, then _____ mins of oxygen need to be provided for ____ % of the passengers on board.

A

30 min - 10%

82
Q

When an aircraft climbs, what is the effect of the pressure on the occupants?

A

Pressure reduces, causing trapped gases to expand

83
Q

How is an ELT activated?

A
  • Impact force of 5g
  • A switch on the Flight Deck overhead Panel
  • A switch on the ELT unit located in the tail
84
Q

Emergency lighting can be switched on using a switch located on the Flight Deck overhead panel. Where else can it be switched on?

A

a guarded switch on the FA 1 communications panel adjacent to FA 1 seat

85
Q

One of the precautions to take when using a BCF fire extinguisher is avoiding contact with electrical components, what are the others?

A
  • Don Oxygen Masks (100%) before discharging on the Flightdeck
  • Wear a PBE
86
Q

When using a BCF extinguisher, the duration of flow will be at least ____ ?

A

10 sec

87
Q

The recommended distance from a fire when using a BCF is?

A

1.5 - 2 mt

88
Q

The acronym PASS when associated with using a BCF stands for?

A

P ull the pin (P ush up the latch)
A im at the base of the fire
S queeze the trigger
S weep from side to side

89
Q

Which doors must not be opened in the ditching?

A

2L and 2R (the rear doors)

90
Q

Who give the evacuation order in a ground emergency?

A

The Captain (unless determined to be incapacitated by the FA)

91
Q

What actions should be taken if a burning smell in noticed in the galley area?

A
  • Turn off all three urns
  • Pull all Circuit Breakers (CBs)
  • Notify the Captain
92
Q

What actions should the Flight Crew take in the event of a Hijacking?
a - The FO goes to the Cabin to assist the FAs while the Captain flies the aircraft
b - Immediately go into Lockdown
c - The Captain goes to the Cabin to assist the FAs while the FO flies the aircraft

A

b - Immediately go into Lockdown

93
Q

In the event of a Ditching, FA1 is responsible for taking?

A

Megaphone
First Aid Kit & Remote Area Emerg Equip
Lifejacket
Torch

94
Q

In the event of a Ditching, the Captain is responsible for taking?

A

Megaphone
First Aid Kit & Remote Area Emerg Equip
Lifejacket
Torch

95
Q

In the event of a Ditching, FA2 is responsible for taking?

A

Lifejacket

Torch

96
Q

In the event of a Ditching, the FO is the first out and must ensure he takes ______ and _____ with him/her.

A

Lifejacket and Torch

97
Q

During a Ditching, FA1 must take items with them when they Evacuate. These items include, the Megaphone, Lifejacket and what else?

A

Torch

First Aid & Remote Area Emerg Equip

98
Q

What conditions require the carrage of the Megaphone?

A

Capacity of greater than 60 passengers

99
Q

The serviceability for the Essex PBE is?

A
  1. Tamper Prevention Integrity Seal in tact

2. Humidity Indicator is Blue in colour

100
Q

During the serviceability check of the Essex PBE, you notice the humidity indicator is Pink in colour, what action would you take?

A

Notify the Flight Crew

101
Q

It takes 8-10 minutes to fully inflate the Essex PBE after activation, what is the minimum usable duration of the PBE?

A

15 min

102
Q

Critical Phase on landing is from Gear extension until?

A

Turning off the runway after landing

103
Q

The Restraint Pack is regarded as serviceable when?

A

Sealed and Present

104
Q

Following a NITS briefing, FA1 will repeat all instructions back to the Flight Crew, _________ ________ and then proceed to the cabin to brief FA2 (if required).

A

synchronise watches

105
Q

When turbulence is anticipated be the Flight Crew, the Fasten Belts sign must be illuminated at least _______ min/s prior to anticipated turbulence.

A

One (1) min

106
Q

Maximum restraint equipment to be used for Landing is?

A

Flexi-cuff applied to wrists and a passenger lap belt.

107
Q

What actions are taken by the FAs when the Captain declares and Emergency?

A

ACKNOWLEDGE the call via the inter phone and follow the directions given by the Flight Crew

108
Q

A simplified description of Hypoxia is?

A

A lack of Oxygen in the blood.

109
Q

Immediatly following a decompression, the Flight Crew may?

A

Commence a steep descent

110
Q

The “Time of useful Consciousness” is defined as?

A

The time it takes for a person to become incapacitated by the effects of hypoxia.

111
Q

If the Cabin crew where to hear the following PA - “All passengers and crew be seated and fasten seat belts IMMEDIATLY!”, what actions would they take?

A

Immediately place the brakes on on the carts, sit in the nearest seat or wedge themselves in the aisle.

112
Q

To open the Flight Deck escape hatch, you?

A

Turn the Handle from the closed position to Vent, then pull the hatch down at the front.

113
Q

A Flex-cuff should be applied to the wrists ________________?

A

Behind the back

114
Q

During a NITS briefing, the time remaining refers to?

A

Time until landing

115
Q

If the Flight Crew require the FAs and passengers to be seated due to anticipated turbulence, what PA would be given?

A

“All passengers and crew be seated and fasten seat belts”

116
Q

In the event of Sudden / Severe turbulence, the Flight Crew would make the following PA:

A

“All passengers and crew be seated and fasten seat belts IMMEDIATLY!”

117
Q

How would an APB assist a quadriplegic passenger in an Evacuation?

A

Reach under the armpits, then grip around the lower chest to prevent shoulder dislocation - a second ABP could lift the legs and feet.

118
Q

Maximum restraint equipment to be used for Landing is?

A

Flexi-cuff applied to wrists and a passenger lap belt.

119
Q

What actions are taken by the FAs when the Captain declares and Emergency?

A

ACKNOWLEDGE the call via the inter phone and follow the directions given by the Flight Crew

120
Q

If the Captain needs to declare and emergency, they can use the Emergency Call Button, make a PA stating “would the FA come to the Flight Deck immediately, or?

A

Press the Hi/Lo chime 3 times.

121
Q

On an ESSEX PBE, after activation, a loud Hissing sound from the oxygen flow can be heard. Although this only lasts for 8-10 mins, there is enough oxygen in the hood to protect the wearer for a minimum of?

A

15 mins of usage

122
Q

A way to remember one of the serviceability requirements of the ESSEX PBE, is the acronym TPIS, which stands for?

A

Tamper Prevention Integrity Seal (intact)

123
Q

The “Time of useful Consciousness” is defined as?

A

The time it takes for a person to become incapacitated by the effects of hypoxia.

124
Q

The Critical Phase commences at the application of power for take-off, until?

A

Gear retraction

125
Q

During an Emergency Evacuation, a passenger freezes and blocks the exit. What actions should you take?

A

Kick at the back of the knees and push them out the door.

126
Q

Critical Phase on landing is from Gear extension until?

A

Turning off the runway after landing

127
Q

Critical phase can only be interrupted when?

A

Visible flam is sighted

128
Q

If the Flight Crew require the FAs and passengers to be seated due to anticipated turbulence, what PA would be given?

A

“All passengers and crew be seated and fasten seat belts”

129
Q

After the ALERT PA, “All passengers remain seated and await further instructions” has been made, you could expect the another PA stating one of three scenarios - “Alert Cancel” is one, what are the other two?

A

Precautionary Disembarkation, or

Evacuation

130
Q

Oxygen Precautions:
Bump Naked Grease (and do not) Lube Empty
Means?

A

Bump - Don’t bump or drop the Bottle
Naked - Keep away from Naked flame and No Smoking
Grease - Remove any grease or oil from face and lips
Lube - Do Not lubricant fittings
Empty - Avoid running the bottle to empty

131
Q 
To remember the precautions for the ESSEX PBE use:
J etstar &
Q antas 
H ave
C lear
R ules

Which stands for?

A

J - Jewellery and sharp objects - remove
Q - quickly don the hood to prevent oxygen loss
H - Hair - and collar keep clear of the neck seal
C - Collapsed hood remove immediately and use another
R - Remove in area away from sparks and flame

132
Q

A simplified description of Hypoxia is?

A

A lack of Oxygen in the blood.

132
Q

Following a NITS briefing, FA1 will repeat all instructions back to the Flight Crew, _________ ________ and then proceed to the cabin to brief FA2 (if required).

A

synchronise watches

132
Q

To open the Flight Deck escape hatch, you?

A

Turn the Handle from the closed position to Vent, then pull the hatch down at the front.

132
Q

Maximum restraint equipment to be used for Landing is?

A

Flexi-cuff applied to wrists and a passenger lap belt.

132
Q

After the ALERT PA, “All passengers remain seated and await further instructions” has been made, you could expect the another PA stating one of three scenarios - “Alert Cancel” is one, what are the other two?

A

Precautionary Disembarkation, or

Evacuation

133
Q

To check the serviceability of the AED defibrillator, the unit should be in its stowage and secure. What is another item that must be checked?

A

A green tick is present.

134
Q

During the Pre-flight cabin check, you notice a RED CROSS on the AED defibrillator, what action should you take?

A

Advise the Captain

135
Q

A passenger is suspected to be in Cardiac Arrest. As you retrieve the AED Defibrillator, you notice a RED CROSS, signaling the battery “end of life”. What actions do you take?

A

Attempt to use the unit anyway, as typically the battery will have enough energy to deliver 9 shocks – and
should still be used.

136
Q

One of the serviceability check for the AED Defibrillator is to check for the GREEN TICK, what is the other?

A

Ensure the AED is in its stowage and is secure

137
Q

The - Precautions when using the AED Defibrillator, is to:
1 . Ensure that no one is in contact with the patient prior to pressing the SHOCK button.

  1. Do not use within _____ mt of a Mobile phone that is in use.

There are two more?

A

1 mt

  1. Do not defibrillate if the patient, crew and/or
    bystanders are in a pool of water.
  2. Remove oxygen mask from patients face.
138
Q

When using an AED Defibrillator, the acronym COACHD can be used to remind the rescuer of what they must apply the – saying out loud to all
involved in rescue attempt

A 
C – compressions stop
O – oxygen away
A – AED analysing
C – AED charging
H – all hands-off patient
D – defibrillate – press flashing shock button to deliver a shock
139
Q

As altitude increases atmospheric gasses _____?

A

expand

140
Q

What is the N in NITS brief?

A

NATURE of the problem

141
Q

Following a rejected take-off, what actions are taken by the cabin crew?

A

remain seated and await instructions from the Flight Crew.

142
Q

In a Hijacking situation on the ground - Squawk Code 7500 and pull Circuit Breakers. What other actions should be considered by the Flight Crew?

A

Consider evacuating flight deck via escape hatch.

143
Q

In flight, the tech crew suspect and Hijacking is taking place. One action is to Squawk 7500, what are the other two?

A

Lock/Bolt the flight deck door (lockdown), and

Land ASAP

144
Q

A hint to the serviceability of the BCF is the acronym SIPA, which stands for?

A

S ecure in bracket
I ndicator in green
P in intact
A nti-Tamper seal intact

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