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SEP SET 1 from Din Flashcards

1
Q

Passenger warning letter location-flight deck

A

Document folder in Flight Deck

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2
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Carriage of YPTA (Young Person Travelling Alone)

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  • between 12-16 years old travelling alone
  • Parent/guardian sign RIF form
  • Be escorted by GS
  • Individual briefing not required
  • Not seated at emergency exit. Seated at aisle close to galley
  • Not seated between 2 adults or next to male adult
  • NO limitation on carriage of YPTA per flight
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3
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Use of Hammock type inflight products

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Not allowed

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4
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Reopening of door ad hoc

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Flight crew shall order all doors to be disarmed

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5
Q

Pre flight check demo kit

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-Correct location
- Correct contents and serviceable

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6
Q

Safety equipment that need PIC permission (4)

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  • EMK
  • MFAK
  • Crash Axe
  • Restraint Kit
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7
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EMK opening code

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  • 763
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8
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Transmitter operation

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SEA
- Attach lanyard with snap hook to life vest/raft
- Erect antenna
- Put transmitter to water
- Check indications
LAND
- Place transmitter upright position on clear, open ground
- Erect antenna
- Pull and slide toggle to ON

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9
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Precaution oxygen bottle

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  • wipe off any oil from victim face before use
  • move out of area when there is fire
  • DO NOT administer oxygen during refuelling
  • Ensure selected flow rate clearly displayed in flow indicator window
  • Leave 300PSI for crew member to use after decompression
  • DO NOT turn not over 4LPM, it may stop the oxygen flow causing injury/death to user
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10
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When P/B READY AVAILABLE what to do when cabin secure

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  • Press the # button located at the lower left corner on FAP
  • CC shall be seated with seatbelt and harness fastened for landing/takeoff
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11
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CDSS inop

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Inform flight crew via interphone stating NAME and CODE OF THE DAY and press # on keypad

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12
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Heaving line and ring

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  • Thrown to survivor in water and pulled to bring them to slide raft
  • Approximately 100 feet long
  • One end is welded to the slide raft
  • Other end is wrapped around a small rubber ring
  • The ring makes it easier to throw long distances
  • Should be used to tie raft together (at least 20 feet apart)
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13
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36 men life raft pre-flight check

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  • correct location
  • Check availability through view port
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14
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Door 3LR MIH

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Right hand side of upper door frame

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15
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Usage of in-seat power supply system (IPSSS)

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  • No parallel charging of a PED via 2 USB power outlet units
  • Only 1 PED may be connected to a USB power outlet
  • Indication light on side of the aisle seat of row comes ON (blue/white) when one or more passenger use their power outlet
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16
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Vital safety equipment A320 Type A

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A320 TYPE A (DITCHING)
- Transmitter only
A320 TYPE A (CRASHLAND)
- Flashlight, MFAK, Megaphone, Transmitter
A320/321 TYPE B (DITCHING)
- Survival Kit, Flashlight, MFAK, Megaphone, Transmitter
A320/321 TYPE B (CRASHLAND)
- Flashlight, MFAK, Megaphone, Transmitter

17
Q

A320 Type B ditching command SLIDE DETACHED

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  • Pull tag, jump x2, board raft
18
Q

A321 D3LR when DITCHING

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  • DISARMED mode cause slide cannot be detached
19
Q

A321 survival kit total

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  • 4 in total (2 FWD, 2 AFT)
20
Q

A320 (Type B) emergency opening in DITCHING

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-Raise door handle and let power assist take over
- Open in ARMED mode

21
Q

Categories of Dangerous Goods

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  • Forbidden (Cannot be transport by air under any circumstances)
  • Forbidden Unless Exempted (Accepted but in exceptional circumstances these DG can be carried with provided details)
  • Acceptable (Should be carried on A/C as cargo)
  • Exceptable (Acceptable but in limited quantity)
22
Q

CC action when descent when no descent evident

A
  • Contact flight crew. If no response, sling oxygen bottle and check flight crew
23
Q

Airway

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Head Tilt Chin Lift (To prevent tongue from blocking the airway)

24
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Purpose of first aid

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  • First aid is the immediate and temporary care given to a casualty/passenger of an accident or sudden illness until the services of a doctor or paramedic can be obtained
  • C (Confident and calm)
  • A (Alert)
  • R (Resourceful)
  • E (Efficient and Empathy)
  • Objective of First Aid (Preserve life, Prevent complications, Promote Recovery)
25
Q

Steps of DRCABD

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  • D (Danger)
  • R (Response, Rescue, Respiration
  • C (Compression)
  • A (Airway)
  • B (Breathing)
  • D (Defibrillation)
26
Q

CPR should be discontinued if

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  • The casualty is revived
  • You are relieved by Medical Professional
  • You are too exhausted to continue
  • Casualty is pronounced dead by qualified Medical Doctor
  • The scene become unsafe (heavy turbulence, landing)
  • Person is presumed dead if CPR is continued for 30 minutes and have no signs of life, no shocks advised by AED.
27
Q

Chemical burn

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  • Flush skin with running water for 20-30 minutes to wash chemical
  • Cover burn area with dry loose dressing and send to hospital ASAP
28
Q

Angina Pectoris (Heart attack -> Angina Pectoris -> Cardiac Arrest)

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SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS
- Pain in chest
- Shortness of breath
- Feeling of anxiety
- Pain last for few minutes
- Pain will stop if casualty is resting
- Common in elderly

TREATMENT
- DRCABD
- Administered oxygen
- Rest and reassure casualty
- Sit back reclined
- Loosen tight clothing
- Check GTN (Glyceryl Trinitrate) carried, place under tongue
- Monitor vital sign e.g. breathing, pulse, skin colour and level of consciousness

29
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Compression rate ADULT

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  • 100 - 120 per minute
30
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Breathing rate adult

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1 breath every 5 seconds, 12 breaths per minute

31
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Child seizure treatment

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  • DRCABD
  • Remove any clothing covering the child
  • Move to cool environment
  • Apply cool compress using normal tap water (no ice)
32
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Fracture

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  • DO NOT move casualty unless necessary
  • Reassure
  • Immobilise the fracture with splint or arm/elevated sling
33
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Location of pulse child

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Femoral/Carotid

A320 Naruto (28 decks)

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