Oxygen Administration

Question 1

Pre flight checks on oxygen bottle

Answer 1

1. Minimum 1600 psi
2. Mask and tubing attached to hi flow outlet
3. Required number provided

Question 2

Precautions of oxygen bottle

Answer 2

Handle with care
Minimum pressure level is 50psi
Clear from naked flame
Wipe away oil, grease, make up, dust

Question 3

Stowage locations for Oxygen

Answer 3

A320 domestic

Bulkhead stowages aft of 1R
Overhead lockers fwd of 4L(29abc)

Question 4

Types of masks for oxygen bottle

Answer 4

Two yellow masks(attached to bottle)

Question 5

Explain difference when applying to child

Answer 5

Child - place mask away from face
Infant - place next to face

Question 6

Demonstrates administration of oxygen

Answer 6

1. Flight crew to be advised
2. Vacate pax if necessary
3. Turn shut off valve on
4. Check oxygen is flowing
5. Place mask over pax face - adjust strap to fit
6. Monitor closely
7. If pax shows signs of improvement adjust flow to LO - 2 l/min
8. Regular monitoring

Question 7

Demonstrate how to strap O2 to under seat

Answer 7

Loop belts used to attach bottle to the seat bar
Padded with blankets if required
Indicator facing upwards
Indicator facing out towards isle
Indicator not posing as a trip hazard

Question 8

The oxygen bottle is no longer required what are your next actions

Answer 8

Remove mask from passenger face
Turn off valve
Remove used mask and Bin
Record name and address for future reference
Restow bottle in original location

Question 9

Identify the documentation to be completed after use

Answer 9

1.cabin log – completed by fa1
2.red tag attached to O2 bottle

Question 10

Demonstrates the correct handling of the O2 bottle

Answer 10

Bottle strap over shoulder like a guitar