GMT Flashcards
Who is responsible for performing the AED pre-flight check?
The station owner will conduct pre-flight check of the AED as per
the Safety and Emergency Equipment Diagrams.
What is the pre-flight check of the AED?
- Available in the correct location
- Status indicator flashes from a black square to a black hour glass
- 2 sets of pads are loaded with the machine
- Razor
- Blunt-tipped scissors
When will you cut the umbilical cord if the infant was delivered with no cord around the neck?
After placing the cord clamps.
A pregnant customer showed you her certificate issued by her doctor, what are the 2 information that should be mentioned?
- That the pregnant passenger is fit to fly.
- The expected date of delivery.
What is the pre-flight check for the SEMK?
- Correct quantity and securely stowed.
- The blue or green seal must be intact.
Where can Cabin Crew find the drops for pain and fever for infants and children?
FAK
What are the minimum initial vital signs required prior calling GMS?
- Pulse rate
- Oxygen saturation (SpO2)
- Breathing rate
- Temperature
State 3 signs and symptoms of Temporary Loss of Consciousness (fainting).
- Brief loss of consciousness
- Dizziness and weakness
- Slow to respond
- Pale, cold, and clammy skin
- Possible nausea
What provides an advanced Cardiovascular and Life Support guide to medical volunteers while resuscitating a casualty, and where is it located?
ACLS card from EMK
How would you position a conscious casualty with a suspected decompression illness?
Lay them flat.
What is the recommended placement of AED pads for smaller children?
Place one pad in the centre of the chest and the other in the middle of the upper back.
True or False?
Cabin Crew should place unresponsive casualty with normal breathing flat with legs elevated as long as there was no injury found.
False
If you are the Crew Assigned, what will you ask during the specific assessment for a Casualty with a communicable disease?
- Countries travelled in the last 21 days.
- Contact with a person sick with a communicable disease.
In strain/sprain management essentials, state the R.I.C.E application sequence.
R – Rest the injured limb in the position found.
I – Apply a cold compress. A thin cloth should be placed between the cold compress and the skin. Apply for as long as is comfortable for the casualty or no more than 20 minutes.
C – Compression bandage to be applied.
E – Elevate the affected limb if possible.
What is the management for a choking casualty with a partial airway obstruction?
If the casualty can cough, encourage to continue coughing.
