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#6 Exam - Flight Attendant 20 Questions

Please take this exam AFTER you have reviewed and learned the Module #6 Study Guide.

#1. If you Score 80% or better, you will have passed this exam.

#2. Upon completion, you will receive an email with your exam results.

#3. If you don't pass, you can re-study the areas you got wrong and then take this exam again.

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1. Researches show that inflight medical emergencies are RARE, occurring at a rate of approximately 15 to 100 per million passengers, with a death rate of 0.1 to 1 per million

True

False

2 / 20

2. In-Flight medical emergencies can be broadly divided into two categories- injury related and or health related.

True

False

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3. In-Flight, what is the treatment for choking?

Inspect the passenger’s mouth for any food or debris.

Preform the Heimlich maneuver.

Hit the passenger on the back between the shoulder blades.

Monitor the passenger.

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4. Medicines are kept in the first aid kit.

True

False

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5. The universal code for choking is 2 hand on the throat.

True

False

6 / 20

6. The ABC’s of First Aid stands for

Assess, Basic First Aid, Care

Airway, Breathing, Circulation

Assess, Breathing, Care

Airway, Breathing, Care

7 / 20

7. Med Link, Stat MD or Med Aire are emergency medical service providers available on the ground for in-flight emergencies.

True

False

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8. In a medical emergency in-flight, the purser makes the decision as to continue the flight or divert to a closer airport.

True

False

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9. Flight Attendants are not responsible for diagnosing illness, they are to support life.

True

False

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10. What are contributing factors for pax medical emergencies?

Air travel is often a source of stress

Cabin Pressure, low humidity

Minimal movement for long periods of time, alcohol.

All the above.

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11. Skin feeling cold and clammy is a symptom of a heart attack.

True

False

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12. The Valsalva Maneuver is used for dehydration.

True

False

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13. What does F.A.S.T. stand for?

Facts- gather necessary info, Assess- all situations, Standards- standard care, Terminal- landing time

Facial drooping- ask them to smile, Arm- numbness/weakness- ask them to raise both arms, Speech- slurred or difficulty understanding, Time- immediate attention.

Facts- gather necessary info, Assess- medical needs, Speech- slurred or difficulty understanding, Time- immediate action.

Facts- gather necessary info, Arm, numbness/weakness, Speech- slurred or difficulty understanding, Time- immediate action.

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14. CPR stands for

Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation

Cardio Pause Resuscitation

Care Passenger Resource

None of the above

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15. Band-aids are in the Crew Kit

True

False

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16. Insulin is found in the Crew Kit

True

False

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17. Statistically, you will never experience a medical emergency as a FA.

True

False

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18. A common on-board medical problem is fainting

True

False

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19. Heart attacks are a typical medical problem in-flight?

True

False

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20. Administer O2 to treat Hyperventilation?

True

False

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