MISCELLANEOUS Flashcards
How do you contact the Flight Crew by using the priority code?
- Airbus: PRIO CAPT
- 777: **
When will “Sterile Flight Deck” apply for departure?
[From engine start/aircraft first moves until Flight Crew establishes communication with Cabin Crew.]
When will “Sterile Flight Deck” apply for descent?
From Captain P/A “Cabin Crew 30 minutes to landing” until the aircraft has landed and seat belt sign is switched off.
What is an ELT
Radio Beacon
Automatic position color and direction?
mode selector in the AFT position (RED)
Manual position color and direction?
mode selector in the vertical position (GREEN)
During evacuation, if cabin doors cannot be opened and residual pressure is suspected.
Immediately inform the flight crew
Choking on OB pax and abdominal thrust doesn’t work?
Apply chest thrust instead
Emergency childbirth, if infant (no breathing or breathing not normally)
Give 2 ventilations before starting the first cycle of CPR
A pax is showing symptoms of fever, how will you treat him/her?
➢ Offer Paracetamol
➢ Apply a lukewarm towel to forehead or neck
What are the correct treatment for 3rd degree burn (deep burns)?
➢ Apply cold compress for about 10 minutes ➢ Apply paraffin gauze
➢ Treat for shock
What is the treatment for strains and sprains?
➢ Rest the injury part
➢ Apply ice pack or cold compress on the affected area up to 10 minutes to help minimise
swelling
➢ Provide comfortable support
➢ Apply even pressure on the affected part using soft padding secured with a bandage
➢ Elevate the injury part to reduce blood flow
After take-off, crew found pax got ear pain
Chewing gum or candy (NOT pinch the nose!)
Crew got finger cut from the menu, minor injury
Clean the wound & dress the wound with clean dressing (NOT squeezing the finger let the blood ….)
CPR COMPRESSION depth:
➢ Infant AT LEAST 1.5 IN or 4 CM;
➢ Child over 1yr & Adult BETWEEN 2 – 2.4 IN or 5-6 CM
Symptoms of 3rd degree burn
pale, waxy, charred skin
Treatments of shock
➢ Lay the casualty down, keep the head low, raise and support the legs to improve the
blood supply to the vital organs i.e. brain, heart and lungs
➢ Loosen tight clothing
➢ Keep the casualty warm
➢ Do not give anything to eat or drink. If they complain of thirst, moisten their lips with
water
➢ If unconscious with breathing, place them in the recovery position
Pax has cold, complained face and eye pain after take-off.
Instruct the casualty to blow the nose one side at a time (Sinus headache)
Pax complain chest pain
➢ Assist take medicine, suspect for Angina Petrosis ➢ Give Oxygen
➢ Contact Medlink
If pax still have chest pain after rest
➢ Help him take his own medicine, suspect for Heart Attack ➢ Give Oxygen, loosen tight clothing
➢ Treat for Shock
➢ Contact Medlink
If a crew inhale the smoke & feel burn sensation after fighting the fire?
Ask the crew stay away from the fire & give oxygen.
When applying splint pack, apply at 2:00, what is the next time to check?
2:02 – 2:05
A passenger is suffering from tingling fingers, breaths 30 per min, no change in colour for face. Nothing changes after you have reassured him. What do you do? (hyperventilation)
➢ Reassure the casualty
➢ Instruct the casualty to breathe slowly ➢ Contact MedLink
What degree burn is it when the burn looks red, swollen with blister?
➢
What is heart attack?
Blockage of coronary arteries
When do you use the AED?
There is a chaotic heart rhythm
Precaution when using AED?
➢ Do not use for infant under ONE year old
➢ No oxygen use when AED is used to apply a shock to the casualty
A new-born baby inflight is unconscious what do you do?
Carry out CPR
Emergency childbirth inflight needs CPR?
2 ventilations before starting the first cycle of CPR
What is agonal breathing?
➢ Occur at the start of cardiac arrest may last for several minutes ➢ Recognized by 3 to 4 short irregular gasps for breath per min
Choking pax unconscious
➢ Check airway
➢ Check obstruction, remove object if seen, check breathing for 10 sec
➢ If not breathing, give 30 compression to 2 ventilations, repeat until airway is clear ➢ If breathing, place the pax in recovery position and Contact Medlink
Pax suffering with strong abdominal pain, what should you do?
Put pax to a reclined seat position with his knees bent, do not give water or medicine
Reason to put in recovery position
Prevent choke by tongue
Breathing difficulty, fatigue and skin is bluish (Hypoxia)
Give oxygen
When does AED advise shock?
When it detects VF (Ventricular Fibrillation)
Which is Critical MPED
➢ POC – Portable Oxygen Concentrator ➢ Respirators
➢ Ventilators
➢ Incubators
➢ Defibrillators
How to operate Rescue 406SG on land?
Toggle switch is set to “ON” position, antenna away from the foam collar to deploy and ensure it is fully extended.
Which of the following pieces of equipment are found in the RAFT survival kit?
➢ Signal flares, sea dye marker, bailing bucket ➢ Flashlight, mirror and whistle
When is the “Crew to Interphone” order used?
➢ If flight crew wants to provide instructions ➢ If the SCCM need to give situation updates
Emergency lightings system on ASP location:
➢ B777-300 & 300ER: L1 & R5
➢ Duration: 15 MIN
Emergency exit row definitions
Emergency exit row/seat is defined where occupants egress is not impaired by any other seat and can reach an emergency exit without first entering an aisle.
Crew Rest Alert Horn
➢ Continuous horn = depressurisation occurs ➢ Pulsating horn = smoke is detected
Who need to be re-seated away from the emergency exit row?
Pregnant woman using extension seatbelt
What do you do to call MedLink?
Call *11 and *12
How to priority call to Cockpit 777
**
New AED (FR3) pre-flight check?
Black seal intact and the green ready light is visible (flashing or steady on)
What is the correct posture for crew and pax to adopt when the Hostage Rescue Unit storms the aircraft?
Stay down and keep hands visible
What are the security measures to help prevent aircraft hijack or sabotage?
Baggage reconciliation
Observe pax’s behaviour during boarding
➢ Report any loss of uniform or permit as soon as possible
Temporary reduction of blood flow to the brain
Fainting
Blood blood clot blocks of coronary artery
Heart attack
Temporary in adequate blood supply to the heart muscle
Angina pectoris
Failure of the heart to contract effectively
Cardiac arrest
Blood supply to part of the brain
Stroke
Insufficient bodily fluids to different part of the brain
Shock
