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1
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When you have used an item of safety equipment where should you put it for landing?

A

Where possible it should be stowed in its original stowage

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What is different about the newer BCF fire extinguishers?

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They have a gauge on the bottom which is checked by engineering

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How would you remove a L’Air Liquide smoke hood from the orange box?

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Pull the catch on the side of the box to release the lid, then lift the lid to open the box

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4
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What should female crew members remove before donning a smoke hood?

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Neck scarves

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5
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How can you ensure oxygen is flowing on a portable oxygen bottle?

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By observing the flow indicator - a green indicator will appear

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6
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What is the alert call?

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‘Senior cabin crew member to the flight deck’ or ‘Senior cabin crew member to the interphone’ or three double chimes

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On hearing ‘Attention! Crew at stations’ in-flight what must all cabin crew do?

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Interrupt their duty; Stow away any catering equipment; Return to their station and fasten their harness; Await further instructions from the CM/pilots; Remain vigilant in the cabin

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8
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In a NITS briefing what does the ‘I’ stand for?

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Intention: what the Commander intend to do about it

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9
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In a CLEAR briefing what does the ‘L’ stand for?

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Location

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10
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What is the first point of the emergency drill?

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Alert Call

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11
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Before opening an exit in an emergency what must you do?

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Check exits for outside hazards and check slide armed

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12
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In an evacuation what should you take with you if safe to do so?

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Any available items of safety equipment

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13
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When must toilet safety checks be completed?

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Prior to every departure

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14
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How many passengers must be seated by each overwing exit?

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At least one passenger

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15
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Can hand baggage be stowed behind the last row of seats?

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Yes, with the exception of C and D providing the restraint bar will adequately restrain it and safety equipment is not damaged or obstructed

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16
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After assessing the severity how would you first attempt to assist a conscious, severe choking infant?

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Give 5 back blows.

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17
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If the obstruction is severe and 5 back blows have been ineffective whilst treating a conscious choking adult casualty, your next action will be?

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Up to 5 abdominal thrusts.

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18
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When carrying out a head to toe examination, what do you assess with regard to the Skull and Scalp?

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Look for bleeding, swelling, soft areas or indentation

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19
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Where should you take the pulse of a conscious casualty who is from one year of age onwards?

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Radial

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20
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What form must you complete to help ensure that accurate medical information is given to Ambulance and Paramedic services meeting the aircraft?

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Passenger Medical Report Form

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21
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What condition is related to over breathing brought on by anxiety or stress?

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Hyperventilation Syndrome.

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22
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You assess an unconscious casualty’s breathing and they are breathing normally, what do you do next?

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Check and observe for continued normal breathing and circulation.

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23
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Once you have completed all elements of DRABCDE which of the following casualties would you place in the recovery position?

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A diabetic passenger who has become unconscious and is breathing normally.

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24
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The Captain has a chemical splash to the eye. Which chemical is particularly dangerous and what is the immediate first aid treatment?

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Alkali and you should immediately irrigate the eye.

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25
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When carrying out DRABCDE and you suspect the casualty has a spinal injury, what must you not do when assessing for a response?

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Do not shake them.

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26
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When performing chest compressions what is the correct hand position?

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Centre of the chest, known as the Lower half of sternum.

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27
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A casualty is suffering from anaphylactic shock, they have had a similar reaction before; what medication might they be carrying?

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The drug Adrenaline in an injection pen (Epi-pen)

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28
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When someone is suffering from renal colic (kidney stones) the signs and symptoms are:

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Pain in the lower back/hip area, which may radiate to the lower abdomen and groin.

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29
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Internal bleeding can lead to shock, what signs and symptoms may you expect to see?

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Pale, cold, clammy skin; rapid, shallow breathing; rapid weak pulse, altering level of consciousness.

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30
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Treatment of a young child with a high temperature causing infantile convulsions is as follows:

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Remove any clothing or covering from the child including the nappy, move to cool environment, seek medical assistance

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31
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Where will you find the control to lock the pilot seat harness?

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On the inboard side of the seat below the armrest

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32
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What should you do if the pilots fail to respond to a second attempt using the # key on the flight deck door keypad?

A

Attempt interphone contact

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33
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What is the flight deck door emergency access code?

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0511#

34
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If smoke is detected in the toilet what sound will you hear?

A

Triple low chime every 30 seconds

35
Q

At what cabin altitude will the oxygen system automatically

A

14,000ft

36
Q

In the event of an evacuation commanded by the cabin crew what must you ensure is done?

A

Press the EVAC button on the FAP inform the pilots of the evacuation

37
Q

What is the method for arming/disarming the slide also referred to?

A

Pin-Lever-Pin

38
Q

In a ditching when must the slide be detached from a floor level exit?

A

Immediately after the door has been opened

39
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At the overwing exits when will the slide armed light illuminate?

A

When the protective cover is removed

40
Q

In an emergency if a main door slide fails to inflate what should you do?

A

Redirect passengers to the nearest usable exit

41
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If an oxygen compartment door fails to open what should you do?

A

Use a Manual Release Tool to open it

42
Q

What is the area of responsibility for Cabin Crew 3 on the A320?

A

Rear toilet(s); passenger seat rows 15-22

43
Q

How should the PA and interphone check be completed at the rear?

A

A PA must be made from each handset. An interphone call must be made from each handset

44
Q

In an emergency who should read the Emergency PA?

A

Cabin Manager

45
Q

In an emergency where does Cabin Crew 2 stand for the emergency PA on the A320 with a cabin crew complement of four?

A

Row 20

46
Q

How do you take the Carotid pulse on an unconscious casualty?

A

Place the index finger and middle finger between the windpipe and large neck muscle and apply gentle pressure

47
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When assessing the casualty’s breathing you observe use of neck or shoulder muscles to breathe, what does this indicate?

A

The casualty is in respiratory distress

48
Q

When assessing the casualty’s airway you hear gurgling, what would this be caused by

A

Fluid

49
Q

A crew member has sustained a cut to an arm; you have applied direct pressure and elevated the arm. You have secured one dressing to the wound but this has become blood soaked. What are you actions?

A

Apply a second dressing

50
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You are performing CPR on an adult. Your two rescue breaths do not make the chest rise and fall. What should you do?

A

Continue with a cycle of 30 chest compressions and 2 breaths

51
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When resuscitating a pregnant casualty what should you do to take pressure off the main vein that takes blood back to the heart?

A

Incline her 10-15 degrees to the left, place padding under her right hip

52
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Hepatitis B and C are serious liver infections, they may be fatal. What signs and symptoms would you expect to see with these infections?

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Fatigue.; nausea and vomiting; abdominal pain and fever; diarrhoea; jaundice; dark urine

53
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What do the following signs and symptoms indicate - A hot flushed face; blood and/or fluid leaking from the ear or nose; unequal pupils; laboured, deep, irregular breathing; deterioration in the level of consciousness; slow, strong pulse?

A

Major head injury

54
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A passenger has a minor burn on her arm. Her clothing has stuck to the burn. What should you do?

A

Do not remove it as this may cause further damage

55
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An elderly man is experiencing severe, crushing vice like chest pain; he is having difficulty breathing: with cold, clammy and ashen grey skin. He feels anxious and nauseous. What treatment would you give him?

A

DRABCDE, administer oxygen, loosen tight clothing, calm and reassure, monitor and record their breathing and pulse, stay with them, sit them in the semi-recumbent position, inform the captain, divert and seek medical assistance

56
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A parent advises you that he thinks his 5 year old child has swallowed a sweet. The child is coughing loudly and is verbally responding to your questions. What actions should you take?

A

Encourage to cough

57
Q

What is hypoxia?

A

A state within the body in which oxygen levels are too low

58
Q

A passenger has a cut on the arm; the blood is dark red and has a steady flow, which type of bleed is this?

A

Venous

59
Q

When applying a bandage what must you remember?

A

Bandage towards the heart covering half the bandage on each turn, keeping the edges in line. Ensure bandage is not too tight by checking circulation is not restricted

60
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A passenger informs you that he has just tested his blood glucose level and it is very low. What medication could you give him from the First Aid Kit?

A

Glucogel

61
Q

What are the four CSAT targets

A

1) Personal welcome
2) Friendliness & approachability of cabin crew
3) Being kept informed by cabin crew
4) Personal farewell

62
Q

What does the AIP stand for?

A

Attendant information panel

63
Q

What does ACP stand for ?

A

Area Call a Panel

64
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How long does a BCF last for?

A

15 Seconds

65
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What are the emergency pa positions on an A319

A

1-10-18

66
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What are the emergency pa positions on an A320

A

1-10-20

67
Q

What are the crew areas of responsibility on an A319

A

Cabin Manager 1-6
CC4 7-13 front galley, fwd Lav
CC3 14-20 rear Lav
CC2 21-26 rear galley

68
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What are the crew areas of responsibility on an A320?

A

Cabin Manager 1-7
CC4 8-14 front galley, fwd Lav
CC3 15-22 rear Lavs
CC2 23 to rear, rear galley

69
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Pre flight checks for a BCF?

A

Correct number onboard 4

Stowed correctly with safety catch in position

Red indicator disc present

70
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What is the Emergency drill?

A 
Alert call
Brief
Emergency PA, seat belts, brace and exits
Brief ABPs on exits and distribute infant life jackets
Final cabin secure check
Dim cabin lights
Landing positions
Brace
Operate and open exits
Evacuate
71
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What are the emergency shout commands to be used during an evacuation?

A

Unfasten your seat belts and get out
Come this way come this way
Stand back stand back
Jump jump

72
Q

What is the duration of the portable Oxy bottle?

A

HI flow – Up to 40 minutes approximately

LO flow – Up to 70 minutes approximately

73
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What are the pre flight checks for the Oxygen?

A

Correct number onboard.

Stowed correctly.

At least ¾ full.

One mask attached to the high outlet with tube in good condition and one spare mask.

Oxygen valve off.

Quantity – 6

74
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Before using a BCF extinguisher what must you ensure you do?

A

Test it prior to use

75
Q

What is the first command that you must shout following the evacuation pa by the pilots?

A

Unfasten your seat belts and get out

76
Q

During an evacuation if the flow of passengers to your exit is depleted what should you do?

A

Quickly check activity at all other exits

77
Q

What would be your first action when dealing with minor bleeding?

A

Wash hands and put on disposable gloves

78
Q

A passenger advises that they don’t feel well, they have central chest pains, pale in colour, shortness of breath and weakness and numbness in their arms. They state that they have their own medication in their bag, another crew member witnesses you as you search the bag, what are you looking for?

A

GTN

79
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Which passengers must not be seated in restricted seats?

A

C - children under the age of 16

H – Hearing, sight or other disability

I – Infants on laps

P – Pregnant, prisoners

P – Physical size

E – Elderly if frail

D – Deportees

80
Q

Height at which pilots will instruct cabin crew to adopt landing positions in the event of an emergency?

A

2000 feet

81
Q

In the event of a slow decompression given time what alert call will be given by the pilots?

A

Attention crew at stations

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