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Front 1

A death on board can be declared on the _____________ or ____________.

Back 1

ground or airplane

Front 2

A death on board can only be declared by _________________________.

Back 2

A medical Doctor

Front 3

MedLink is available to crew members ___________________________?

Back 3

24/7 in the air and on the ground

Front 4

Never administer _____________ to an unconscious person.

Back 4

Liquids

Front 5

What form assists crews in gathering information that will be requested during a MedLink call?

Back 5

MedLink Patch Checklist

Front 6

MedLink Patch Checklist is located?

Back 6

Back of FAM and PFK

Front 7

A completed Patch Checklist is given ton the Flight Deck how?

Back 7

Passed under the Flight Deck door

Front 8

Under what can a guest be denied boarding if a health condition exists?

Back 8

Based on MedLink's recommendations

Front 9

The most common illness inflight is?

Back 9

Air Sickness

Front 10

To accommodate a guests requests to keep meds cold, list all 4:

Back 10

1. Partially fill air sickness bag with ice

2. Wrap meds in a paper towel to prevent freezing

3. Seal bag and label with guests name and seat number

4. Guest to retain bag at their seat and request more ice as needed.

Front 11

If blood or bodily fluids gets on the skin?

Back 11

Wash exposed area immediately with soap and water

Front 12

If eyes, nose, mouth or mucous membranes are exposed to bodily fluids:

Back 12

Quickly irrigate the area with running water

Front 13

Biohazard Grab and Go Kit(s) are located:

Back 13

Last RH OH Bin in each Zone

Front 14

The biohazard waste bag should be stowed

Back 14

Fwd CC

Front 15

FA's should only administer meds from:

Back 15

FAK or PSK

Front 16

Any time a FA retrieves a guest's personal meds and assists them, the FA should always (5):

Back 16

1. Help locate and open

2. Verify container contents is correct

3. In form and allow guest to decide if they want to take meds

4. Provide available aid

5. Maintain meds at required temperature

Front 17

True or False

Never put a tourniquet on a victims neck?

Back 17

True

Front 18

What is the universal sign for choking?

Back 18

Clutching throat with 1 or both hands

Front 19

AED's can not be used on children under the age of _____ or under _______ pounds.

Back 19

Age 8

55 pounds

Front 20

If a victim has a pulse, but is not breathing?

Back 20

Open airway

Look & Listen for breathing

Front 21

CPR on an adult should be performed at a rate of:

Back 21

30 compressions
2 breaths

At a depth of 1/2" to 2"

Front 22

CPR on an infant should be performed at a rate of:

Back 22

30 compressions
2 breaths

At a depth of 1/3" to 1/2"

Front 23

How many cycles of CPR on an adult before checking for breathing and pulse?

Back 23

5 cycles

Front 24

If face is red?

Back 24

Raise the head

Front 25

If face is pale?

Back 25

Raise the tail.

(The feet)

Front 26

If the face is blue?

Back 26

Give O2

(O2 - oxygen)

Front 27

What are the ABCDs of first aid?

Back 27

A - airways

B - breathing

C - circulation

D - defibrillation

Front 28

If First Aid is administered on your flight; what should be done once you return to domicile?

Back 28

Complete a CCR on the WBAT system

Front 29

If guest is showing symptoms if any illness:

Back 29

Identify yourself

Ask questions

Front 30

Exception to administering meds to a guest?

Back 30

Epi-pen

Front 31

Biohazard Steps for FA's:

Back 31

1. Wash

2. Notify inflight Supervisor within 24 hrs

3. CCR on the WBAT system

Front 32

Dispose of Biohazard waste:

Back 32

1. Dispose needles in sharps container

2. Store Red Biohazard Bag in the Fwd CC

3. Notify the captain

Front 33

Most common illness encountered while in flight?

Back 33

Air Sickness

Front 34

Asthmas Attack: administer O2 how?

Back 34

Put O2 on the Low Flow

Front 35

A tourniquet is what?

Back 35

The last option

Front 36

True or False

We should reset a broken bone?

Back 36

False

Do not reset any broken bones

Front 37

Do not presume a disoriented person is:

Back 37

Intoxicated

Front 38

Levels of consciousness are (5):

Back 38

1. Conscious
2. Irrational, disoriented, or incoherent
3. Unconscious & breathing
4. Unconscious & non-breathing
5. Apparent death

Front 39

Obtain permission to help by (4):

Back 39

1. Identify yourself
2. Ask to give care
3. Stating extent of first aid training
4. Explain actions being taken

Front 40

Life threatening conditions include (7):

Back 40

1. Breathing
2. Sever Bleeding
3. Poisoning
4. Shock
5. Persistent Chest Pain/ Discomfort
6. No Signs of Circulation
7. Seizure lasting more than 5 minutes

Front 41

The flight deck is on _____________ _______________
Under emergency situations.

Back 41

Lock Down

Front 42

Nosebleed Treatment

Back 42

- apply direct pressure by firmly pinching nostrils shut where bone ends and cartilage is felt with thumb and forefinger

- place victim in seated position and tilt head fwd to prevent swallowing blood

- apply ice pack to bridge of nose and upper lip, if direct pressure does not work

- do not pack nostril with tissue paper

Front 43

Types of burns (3):

Back 43

1 degree - red skin

2 degree - blistered skin

3 degree - skin charred

Front 44

How do you treat 3rd degree burns?

Back 44

Apply a dry sterile dressing

Front 45

Do not apply what to burns?

Back 45

Burn Ointment

Front 46

CPR is

Back 46

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Front 47

Death onboard has to be declared by a _______________ _____________ and again _____________________________.

Back 47

Medical Professional

And again, when the plane lands by the emergency personal the meets and a/c.

Front 48

Insulin Shock - medical term is?

Back 48

Hypoglycemia

Front 49

Insulin shock is when

Back 49

Victim has to much insulin; not enough sugar

Front 50

Treatment for insulin shock?

Back 50

Sugar and / or a snack

Front 51

Diabetic Coma - medical term:

Back 51

Hyperglycemia

Front 52

Diabetic Coma is what?

Back 52

To much sugar; not enough insulin

Front 53

Treatment for Diabetic Coma?

Back 53

Give insulin

Front 54

What should you do for an eye injury?nit

Back 54

Mobilize

A doctor must remove item from eye

Front 55

What to do when using Nitroglycerin from the EMK?

Back 55

Always use gloves

- if your skin touches it will give you a horrible migraine headache

Put under victims tongue

Front 56

Rescue Breathing CPR masks are located (3)?

Back 56

AED, Ready Kit

Biohazard Grab and Go Kit

EMK

Front 57

Heart Attack symptoms; you should?

Back 57

Have victim chew an aspirin

Front 58

Heart pain is

Back 58

Angina

Front 59

To treat Angina

Back 59

Nitroglycerin tablets

Front 60

Acronym to notice a stroke victim?

Back 60

F - face

A - arms

S - speech and smile

T - time

Front 61

If first aid is necessary:

Back 61

- stay calm

- call captain

- seek medical assistance

- evaluate situation

- obtain permission to help

- position the victim properly