Avmed Flashcards

(78 cards)

1
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What is a safety assistant ?

A

A travel companion who will assist with a disability or in an emergency situation

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What 3 things can we not do for someone with a disability on board ?

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Feed them
Take them to the toilet
Medicate

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What PO do our customers have to use ?

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Oxygen to go

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How will you know if someone on your flight has PO?

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Your FSM will let you know in the briefing and on the V Brief

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5
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What does WCHR mean ?

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Customer needs a wheelchair on the ramp.

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What does WCHS mean ?

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Assistance is needed to use steps

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What does WCHC mean ??

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Assistance is needed in the cabin. Customers is immobile so will require a safety assistant

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What is the MED?

A

Medical events drill

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9
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What are the 4 roles in the MED?

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Assessor
Runner
Co Ordinator
Communicator

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What is the ODE?

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Operational Decision Evaluation

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Who will be involved in an ODE call?

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APIC
FSM
OCC
Medlink

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The assessor must take a history of conscious casualty assessment. What must they follow?

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Sample

Signs & Symptoms
Allergies
Medication
Past medical history
Last meal/drink
External clues

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13
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What is the average pulse rate for an adult ?

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60-100

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14
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Average breathing rate adult over 18?

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12-16

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15
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How quick will oxygen reverse the effects of Hypoxia ?

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15 seconds

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16
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How much water should you drink each flight to combat dehydration?

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2 litres

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17
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How often should you monitor a casualties breathing and pulse ?

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Every 10 mins

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18
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What is a normal temperature?

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37 degrees

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19
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What temperature is the body when hypothermia occurs ?

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35 degrees

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20
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What is the timeline when travelling and pregnant with 1 child ?

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0-27 weeks travel as normal
28-36 weeks documents required to travel
37 weeks+ Cannot travel

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What is the timeline for travel when pregnant with multiple children ?

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0-27 weeks travel as normal
28-32 documentation required
33 weeks cannot travel

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22
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What is the name of the paper form you fill out to document a medical event ?

A

AvMed Notes form

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Who must you inform if you use a PO?

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Flight deck/ OBM
Medlink

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How long will PO onboard last ?

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Approx 1hr 15mins at 4litres per min

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What do you do if a PO reads less than 1500psi on the indicator ?
Place a red hood over the bottle and inform the FSM so it can be logged in the CDL
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Where are the BDs located on board ?
Gfak Burbs dressing pouch FAK
27
Where is the GFAK located on board ?
Aft of the aircraft either in rear galley or R4
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What’s the difference between the GFAK and the EMK?
The GFAK contains over the counter medicine.
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What are the contents of the Red Module in the GFAK?
Over the counter medication, plasters thermometers, burns dressing etc
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What is in the yellow module?
Universal precautions
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What is AVPU
Alert Verbal Pain Unresponsive
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3 possible signs and symptoms of Hypoxia.
Confused Slurred speech Abnormal pulse/breathing rates Euphoria Grey or pale skin Bluish tinge to the extremities Central cyanosis of the neck and chest
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3 possible symptoms of a head injury.
Visible head wound or bruising Dizziness Nausea Straw colours fluid from nose or ears Deterioration in levels of response Bruising around the eyes
34
How would you treat a head injury ?
Lie them down with a shoulders slightly raised with a pillow. Administer PO and call Medlink Use universal precautions and control and bleeding. Loosen tight clothing. Monitor Pulse and record breathing every 10mins . Complete and IIOR.
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What is a stroke ?
A sudden lack of blood supply to the brain due to a bleed or a blood clot.
36
How would you know if someone is having a stroke ?
FAST Face Arms Speech Time
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What is a TIA?
Symptoms of a stroke but that only last a short time. This could be pre warnings of something happening and medical advice should be seeked.
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If someone is having stroke, what must you not give them ?
Good or water.. they are nil by mouth
39
In AVmed what is a the age of a child ?
1-18years
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How often should you change the position of someone in the recovery position
Every 30 mins
41
What side should you always put a pregnant lady in the recovery position ?
The left side
42
What is an ODE?
A meeting in the flight deck to assist with making the decision on a medical event. The call includes the FSM/ commander/APIC Medlink & OCC
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Who checks the wheelchair ?
CM2
44
What must an Oxygen to go Passengers oxygen amount be when they start their trip?
150%
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Who must fill in an IIOR after a medical event ?
The assessor
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What is Hypoglycaemia ?
Low blood sugar level
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What is Hyperglycaemia?
Highly blood sugar level
48
What is a witnessed seizure ?
When you witness the casualty fall to the floor and have a seizure.
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What must you do as soon as a casualty has finished having a seizure ?
Drab and TTTS Recovery position ( if breathing) PO Call Medlink Monitor pulse and breathing Complete IIOR
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Regarding s seizure, When must you contact Medlink immediately and PA for a MQV ?
If the seizure last for more than 5mins First ever seizure or repeated seizures
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What is DRAB?
Danger Response Airways Breathing
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Where will you find pocket masks ?
Crew have them AED FAK
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What 3 things do you need to know in a suspected poisoning ?
What did you take When did you take it How much did you take
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When can crew return to work after having food poisoning?
48hrs after the symptoms have subsided
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What 3 things do the heart need to function ?
Electricity Blood Oxygen
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What do the red blood cells do?
Carry oxygen
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What do white blood cells do ?
Fight infection
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What do platelets do?
Form clots
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What does plasma do?
Makes up 60% of the blood volume
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What carries bloody away from the heart ?
Arteries
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What carries low oxygen blood to the heart ?
Veins
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What are capillaries ?
Tiny bloody vessels between the veins and the arteries
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What is DVT?
Blood clots that form in the deep veins
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How often should you take a short walk to prevent DVT?
Every 2-3hours
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What do you do differently with DRAB on children/infants ?
5 initial rescue breaths before you start the 30 compressions
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Where will you find the igel and resuscitator ?
Blue module of the EMK
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Who collects the AED when PA ‘Delta Foxtrot to location ‘
The nearest crew member to Galley 1. Must obtain captain permission.
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What is the chain of survival?
Early Help Early CPR Early AED Early Hospital
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What should you do if someone suffering from angina is having an attack?
Rest casualty in a recline position Time the angina attack Loosen clothing Encourage them to take their angina medication (GTN) AVPU Complete IIOR
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What should you do if someones angina attack lasts more than 15mins?
Treat as a heart attack
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What are the Types of wounds ?
Arterial - spurts Venous- Gush Capillary- ooze
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What are the 3 aims when treating the wounded ( bleeding )
Control the bleeding Minimise the risk of infection Reduce the risk of shock
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What are the classifications of a burn ?
Superficial Partial thickness Full thickness
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When treating a scald or a burn what’s the first and most important thing you should do?
Cool the injured area with cold running water for at least 20minutes
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What is RICE ?
How you treat soft tissue injuries Rest Ice Compress/comfortable support Elevate
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What is the order to assess casualties using triage ?
Group A - quiet and still Group B- major injuries Group C- minor injuries / walking wounded Group D- Deceased
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How many people do you need to perform a log roll?
At least 4
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When should you notify flight crew of someone having a nose bleed?
When the nose bleed lasts more than 30mins even after pressure and ice have been applied