1. What should CC complete in their 30 second review?: Safety and Emergency Procedures
2. Where should you place the needle or a syringe after collecting
... [Show More] it?: In an empety bottle or container. If none are available empty the fist aid kit into a bag and put the needle into a empty box
3. PDI'S: Before first flight of the day, in Case of A/C change, check if safety and cabin equipment is present and serviceable, if defective or missing report to N1
4. Cabin Secure: Before Take off and Landing, Make sure that Cabin, Toilet and Galley are safe and secured
5. Cabin preparation checklist: Non Normal Situation ( Emergency) evacuation on land/water and there's time available, addition to cabin secure
6. General Surveillance check: Every 20 minutes, alert of passenger behaviour, tampering with safety equipment, passenger becoming unwell, unusual noises, smoke, passenger trying to open PSU, well being of the flight crew
7. Fire Prevention Checks: Addition to General Surveillance check, at least every 20 minutes to prevent outbreak of fires.
8. Communicable diseases: Yellow Fever, Covid 19
9. Communicable diseases symptoms: Persistant coughing Impared Breathing
Fever
Bleeding without major injury
10. Immediate Survival First Aid Order: Breathing Major Bleeding, Wounds, Fractures
Shock
11. Forced Landing Immediate Survival: Safe distance from A/C Contact Survivors
First Aid (Breathing, Major Bleeding, Wounds, Fractures,Shock) Separate Dead from living
Investigate A/C Stay or Move Basic Survival
12. Nose Bleeding: Bend Forward, Pinch Nose, 10 minutes
13. cardiac arrest symptoms: • Unresponsive
• Not breathing or not breathing normally (gasping)
• No pulse
14. Where should i report first aid kit usage?: Cabin log book
15. Obs Chart: Medical update, every 10 minutes
16. Adult Breathing Rate: 12-20
17. Child Breathing rate: 15-30
18. Infant Breathing rate: 25-50
19. Types of Epilepsy: Minor and Major fit
20. 311l O2 bottle time: High Flow 77 minutes Low Flow 154 min
21. 120l O2 bottle time: High Flow 30 min Low Flow 60 min
22. Epilepsy minor fit symptoms: Repetitive movements Staring Blankly
Switching OFF Jerking lips
23. Epilepsy Major fit symptoms: Full body convulsions Warning period (aura)
24. O2 bottle precautions: Infants Low flow Ashtma Low flow
Don't use while firefighting
One full bottle with CC at all times
25. Fire fighting roles: Fire Fighter First Communicator
Back Up
Second Communicator
26. Fire fighter: 1st to arrive call bell 3 times
implement appropriate fire drill report to captain later
27. First Communicator: 222 PAA Collect QRG
Collect equipment and pass to Back Up Update Captain regurlarly
28. Back Up ( Fire fighting): Collect equipment from 1st communicator Collect other equipment from Cabin
Take over from fire fighter if necessary
29. Second communicator: PA to PAX Move PAX
Distribute wet towels
30. First Aid roles: First aider Communicator
Back up Other CC
31. Fist Aider: 1st to arrive Call bell 3 times
First Aid ABCDE
32. Communicator: Call captain and give PAA Collect QRG
Move pax away
PA for medically qualified
33. Back up ( First aid): Collect relevant equipment First aid kit, AED, Alternates CPR with first aider
34. Other CC: Control PAX Normal Duties
35. What ABC stands for?: Airway ( Head tilt, Chin lift)
Breathing ( Look, Listen, Feel (not in covid) for no more than 10 seconds) Circulation ( Bleeding)
36. What is PPP in first AID?: Preserve Life Prevent from worsening
Promote Recovery
37. Allergic Reactions Symptoms: Swelling of lips, face, neck, tongue Rash
Difficult in breathing
38. Ashtma symptoms: Wheezing Difficult breathing out
Cyanosis
39. Diabetes symptoms: Whaxy look Acetone Smell
Weakness Slureed Speach Fanting
40. February Convulsion symptoms: Fever Sweating
41. Head injury symptoms: Coulored fluid or watery blood coming out of ears Loss of memory
Headache
42. Shock Symptoms: Cyanosis Weak, rapid pulse
Dizziness
May go into Cardiac Arrest
43. Stroke Symptoms: Paralysis Confused Mental State
Loss of Bowel Control
44. Dangerous of being uncouncious: Cannot Cough Tongue May relax
Cannot Swallow
45. Angina Symptoms: • Cramping chest pain which sometimes spreads to the left arm and jaw
• Breathlessness
• Weakness
• Pale in colour
46. Heart Attack Symptoms: Constricting chest pain (Vice Like) May lead to cardiac arrest
Fear of Death
47. unconscious pax procedure: Response (Hello can you hear me?, shake shoulder, pinch earlob)
Send ( 3x call bell)
Airway ( Open, head tilt chin lift) Breating ( Look, listen feel) Circulation ( bleeding)
48. Dysfunction AVPU: Alert Voice Responsive
Pain responsive Unresponsive
49. What AMPLE stands for?: Allergies Medication
Past Medical History Last Food/ Fluid Events/ Extras
50. What is QRG?: Quick reference guide, in case of unormal situation to check/back up drills
51. Ashtma PAX position: Elbows on the tray Elbows on knees
52. Heart Attack, Angina PAX position: Semi sitting position
53. Fainting, Shock PAX position: Lay down Elevate legs
54. Head Injury, Stroke PAX position: Laid down Head and shoulder raised
Minimize blood flow to brain
55. Miscarriage PAX position: Semi Recline
56. Chest injury bleed PAX position: Sit down and upright
57. How many types of emergency evacuations?: 6
58. What type of fire has a fishy/rubbery smell?: Eletrical Fire
59. What does SOS stands for?: Survive the impact O get out
Survive Outside
60. How long does it take to reverse Apoxia Symptoms?: 15 seconds
61. How often should CC call the flight deck to monitor their wellbeing?: every 20 minutes
62. What is the primary role of CC?: Safety of the passengers, crew and the a/c
63. Who could occupy vacant crew seat?: Properly ticketed ryanair staff passen- ger or IAA inspector.
64. What does PDI stands for?: Pre Departure Inspection
65. the CC chain of command is based on?: Rank and Seniority
66. What could be a reason for Go Around/ Missed approach?: Weather, Tech- nical problem, Unsuitable runway
67. What kind of topics will the CC discuss in the briefing?: safety topic security topic
First AID topic
68. What are SPIs?: Safety Procedure Instructions- Amendments and revisions to the manual
69. What does PSU stand for?: Passenger Service Unit
70. What does PA stand for?: Passenger Announcement
71. What is the definition of Load sheet or LID ( load information document): -
Passenger number, weights, luggage
72. What is the Landing Gear?: Gear used and necessary in order to land
73. What does GPU stands for?: Ground power unit
74. What does IAA stands for?: Irish Aviation Authority
75. What does IATA stand for?: International Air Transport Association
76. What does ICAO stand for?: International Civil Aviation Organization
77. What does SEP stands for?: Safety and emergency procedures
78. Definition of ramp: Manouevering area for A/C next to terminal
79. What does SOP stand for?: Standard Operating Procedure
80. For what reasons would the Flight Crew make the PA "Cabin Crew Stand- by"?: When dealing with a situation on the ground that is not immediately life threatening or requires evacuation.
81. What are the maximum number of infants allowed on a 737-800 A/C?: 18 normal conditions up to 35
82. How much time do we have to fully evacuate an aircraft?: 90 seconds
83. What are the levels of turbulance?: Light, Moderate,Severe
84. What does PAA stands for?: Problem Action
Additional Information
85. A time Available Short Notice can be up to?: 5 minutes
86. When should the safety demonstration start if a headcount is not required by the captain?: When all pax seated
All slides are armed
No1 inform the Captain that the cabin is secured
87. What is part of Crowd Control Procedures?: 1. Stay in control- don't let pax take control
2. Be forceful and shout with authority- use loudhailer if possible
3. Move all survivors away and upwind of the a/c to a safe distance.
4. Head counts of pax and aircrew shall be made
5. If at an airfield or near a populated area, rescue services should arrive on the scene quickly, otherwise the Aircrew must organise survival plans
88. Where would you stow an unusual cabin item eg. Cello?: On a seat next to a window, not in an emergency row
89. What is a cabin preparation checklist?: High heeled shoes are removed - hatbin or hand baggage
Glasses and false teeth removed - hand baggage or CC collect in gash bag Sharp objects removed from pockets - hand baggage
Loosen tight clothing
Fit warm clothing - cold weather
Demonstration of brace position & show safety card Seatbelts fastened low and tight around hips
Turn electrical equipment in galleys off
90. How does the flight crew notify an emergency to the CC during the flight?-
: Flight crew will press the Cabin Attendant button and then announce over the PA
- No1 to the flight deck NITS briefing
91. What does NITS stand for?: Nature, Intentions, Time, Special instructions
92. Can we place an infant on a baby car seat?: Yes, as long as the it's certified
93. What are the CC responsibilities in relation to the Child restrain devices?-
: They must be seated by the window, not in an emergency exit row, max 20
94. Emergencies can be categorized in three forms. What are they?: Non-time available
Time available short notice Time available
95. What is the buddy system?: In the event of a time available evacuation the CC will have briefed an ABP beside the reduced mobility passenger to assist them in an evacuation.
96. When do PRM pax evacuate the a/c?: They are the last to evacuate the a/c
97. What is the procedure for light turbulence?: Continue Cabin Service with caution;
Ensure that the trolleys not in use are secured; Toilets shall be locked;
No1 makes PA.
98. What is the procedure for moderate turbulence?: Discontinue the cabin service;
Ensure the trolleys and galley equipment is secured; Secure the items from the top of the galleys;
Infant shall be secured;
CC check the pax seatbelts fastened and hand baggage stowed; CC take their seats once duties are complete;
Flight crew makes PA.
99. What is the procedure for severe turbulence?: Discontinue the cabin service immediately;
Place the hot drinks on the floor;
Set breakers on all trolleys at present location; Take the nearest available seat;
When able Flight Crew will make a PA.
100. What is the brace position for CC?: Seatbelt/Harness fastened. Legs together, feet flat on the floor, slightly behind knees.
Palms up under mid-tights.
Aft Facing position shall ensure that their head is hard against the headrest.
101. When do CC have to be seated on their jump-seats?: CC must be seated on their jump seat before take-off and before landing or captain command
102. What type of restraint devices can be used on board for infants?: CRD - Child restrain Devices
Infant Seatbelt Amsafe CARES Baby car seat MERU chair
103. What kind of demonstration is conducted when an emergency has oc- curred on board? Explain each point.: SOS Demo
S - survive the impact (show seatbelts and brace position)
O - get out (show exits and strip lighting)
S - Survive outside (show lifejackets and lastly safety card)
104. What is the command for impact for passengers in time available land- ing?: Brace, Brace
105. What is the command for impact for passengers in no time available landing?: Head down, grab ankles, stay down
106. How would you brief a visually impaired PAX?: Nearest exits number and direction of the rows;
Equipment use and location using demo kit; Call bell location
107. When can we declare that a PAX died?: When a medically qualified person says so
108. What are the three types of bleeding?: Arterial Venous
Capillary
109. What is a FAST test?: Face - facial weakness. Can person smile, has face fallen on one side?
Arm - can person raise both arms and keep them there? Speech - is speech slurred?
Time -
110. Hyperglycaemia: high blood sugar
111. Hypoglycaemia: low blood sugar
112. What is the white first aid kit used for?: Emergency use/ medically qualified person
113. How do we inform the captain of First Aid on Board?: 222 PAA
114. febrile convulsion, what should we ask the parents to do if the child has a temperature?: Ask parents to remove Childs/infants clothes to cool.
115. Ashthma what is included in the treatment?: Breathing:
1. consider casualty position. If possible sit up with their elbow on the tray table in front
2. Encourage them to breathe slowly and deeply. Advise the patient to exhale against his her lips.
3. Administer oxygen ( Low Flow)
116. When do we apply indirect pressure around the fractured bone to stop bleeding?: In an open fracture
117. What are some of the special considerations when treating DVT or Pul- monary embolism?: First aid treatment for DVT and pulmonary embolism is limited. Patients exhibiting signs or symptoms with predisposing factors should always be suspected of having a PE untill proven otherwise.
Therefore a diversion should be considered and paramedics on arrival.
118. How should someone be placed if they are suffering from Gastro Intesti- nal Disturbance?: Lie down in the foetal position with their legs brought up to their chest
119. What do you have to do to activate the ELT type C?: Pull lanyard from OFF to ON
120. Which source may be used as drinking water in a Survival Scenario?: 1- Rain water
2- Old sea Ice
3- Water from fish 4- Snow
5- Ground water
6- Plants
121. Require Medical Assistance Symbol Code: X- Xray
122. When will CC collect the Infant Flotation Devices?: After landing, during taxiin.
123. What do infant flotation devices consists of?: The IFD consist of an infant lifejacket packages in a bag
124. How will the ELT type C operate?: 2 way radio function
125. What is an adult life jacket fitted with?: toggle, Tube, Light, Lamp
126. IFD are designed to fit children up to which age?: up to 2 years old
127. Require Assistance Symbol Code: V- Victor
128. What is associated with the will to survive?: 1- have and mantain a positive mental attitude
2- keep occupied, mentally and physically 3- push negative thoughts out of your mind 4- conserve energy
129. How will the ELT type A or B activate?: Activated by impact or manualy
130. What is the operation of the infant floatation device?: Take the infant and parent/guardian to the galley
Attach the crotch strap to buckle
Place infant in the device, legs either side of crotch strap Place neck strap over infants head
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