American Airlines (AA) Medical KSV Practice Test

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• What should you do if the patient’s symptoms worsen after initial improvement?
• Where do you dispose of needles?
• Which of the following is a recommended action for air sickness?
• What is the recommended method for assisting a passenger who appears to be having a seizure?
• In a scenario where a passenger is unconscious and not breathing, what should you shout to alert fellow crew members?
• A pregnant passenger goes into labor on a flight. What is one of the primary considerations?
• What should flight attendants do when discovering a passenger who is unconscious but breathing?
• How do you perform the Valsalva Maneuver?
• Who is approved to use all contents of the IMK on board?
• Which is a criterion for administering oxygen?
• In suspected asthma on board, which delivery method for albuterol is preferred if available?
• How many back blows do you give to a baby?
• When a passenger shows signs of hypoglycemia, what is the recommended approach if the patient is conscious and able to swallow?
• How many aspirin packets are included in the Flight Attendant Service Kit (FASK)?
• How should an onboard care provider handle documentation after a medical event?
• How long should you pinch the nose during a nosebleed?
• Following a first aid or medical event, who will submit a CERS report?
• In case of vaginal bleeding, which actions are recommended?
• Besides treating the symptoms, what should flight attendants do if food poisoning is suspected on a flight?
• Where should the oxygen strap be secured for a passenger requiring O2?
• When is a patient’s consent particularly relevant in in-flight care?
• What is the correct method to immobilize a suspected broken arm on board?
• What should a flight attendant obtain to support medical response?
• Which item is used to avoid exposure to blood-borne pathogens?
• Which kit would you access first to obtain an adhesive strip for a customer?
• In the provided material, which status best describes a person who is unconscious but still breathing?
• Which could be symptoms of a mild to moderate allergic reaction?
• What is the name of the communication tool utilized during medical emergencies?
• Which scenario most likely triggers the use of oxygen therapy in flight?
• After epinephrine administration in a known severe allergy with swelling, what should you do?
• For suspected cardiac chest pain in-flight, what initial medication is commonly recommended if not contraindicated?
• Who can use the stethoscope and blood pressure cuff in the back pocket of the IMK?
• Which of the following would you classify as a symptom of a mild to moderate allergic reaction?
• Which item in the First Aid Kit may be used only on a passenger's request or under medical supervision?
• How many back blows are performed in the infant aid sequence?
• Which statement about the Medlink Application is correct?
• Where can you find the Sharps Container?
• What is the first action a flight attendant should take if a passenger is suspected of having cholera?
• How should you approach pediatric emergencies on a flight?
• Which option correctly states the recommended practice for PPE use to protect from bodily fluids?
• Which item in the First Aid Kit may be used only on a passenger's request or under medical supervision?
• Why would a flight attendant use an iodine wipe?
• What should be included in a medical event report to improve future responses?
• Water gel is used for treating which type of injury?
• Which are symptoms of seizures?
• Within what timeframe must all flight attendants submit a CERS report after a medical event?
• Which professional's clearance is required to access the Ancillary Kit contents?
• When a laboring passenger is identified, what is a first step?
• Which of the following is listed as a life-threatening emergency?
• What do you do if the green seal is missing from the zippered pouch?
• Which option lists the correct POC contact channels?
• What acronym is used to assist flight attendants in remembering the criteria for administering oxygen?
• What is the first step to relieve ear discomfort during altitude changes?
• For pediatric dosing during flight, what should be adjusted?
• What does INUSDA mean?
• When referring to the Inflight Medical Kit, what does a yellow seal indicate?
• How should aircrew protect themselves when assisting a contagious passenger?
• Under what condition should you escalate to higher-flow oxygen devices during a suspected hypoxemia event aboard?
• If a passenger with suspected diabetes becomes confused and tremulous but can swallow, what is appropriate first step?
• Which symptom is most consistent with diabetic insulin shock (hypoglycemia)?
• How do you contact the POC? Select the option that lists the channels.
• When do you stop giving compressions?
• How many chest compressions are recommended per minute?
• What is the preferred route for epinephrine in anaphylaxis on a flight?
• Why is HIPAA and patient privacy important in in-flight medical reporting?
• What is the standard for PPE usage in medical events aboard?
• What is a typical in-flight contraindication to nitroglycerin administration?
• What documentation is recommended regarding onset time and symptom progression?
• When performing CPR, what is the correct number of compressions and breaths?
• Which of the following is a symptom of a heart attack?
• Which symptom would indicate a need for urgent attention due to chest symptoms?
• A passenger is experiencing the following symptoms: anxiety, confusion, shakiness, sudden hunger, sweatiness, and headache. These are symptoms of which condition?
• Which action best describes the preventive focus of in-flight care?
• Which sequence correctly reflects the recommended burn treatment?
• Which PPE should be used when assisting a passenger with an infectious disease concern?
• How many flight attendants should fill out a Medlink assessment?
• Which of the following is a possible item in a physician's note?
• What is the primary goal of in-flight medical care?
• Which pairing correctly matches an item with its described use or location?
• Which scenario most clearly requires immediate coordination with the flight crew for expedited landing?
• Why is it important to coordinate with the flight crew during a medical emergency?
• Beside the first aid kit where else are the adhesive bandages stored?
• Which items are typically included in onboard kits to treat allergic reactions?
• What is the recommended initial action during a seizure on board?
• For what reason would a flight attendant use a water gel compress?
• What is the key difference between self-care and help-seeking on a flight?
• Which drug is commonly used to relieve acute bronchospasm in suspected asthma on board, with guidance?
• Iodine wipes are used to prevent infection in which context?
• What is the commonly recommended aspirin dose for suspected cardiac chest pain?
• How should FAs protect themselves from bodily fluids?
• Which of the following conditions aligns with the insulin-related hypoglycemia symptoms?
• How should you respond when a passenger refuses treatment during an in-flight emergency?
• What is the primary purpose of ground-based medical consultation during a flight?
• How does cabin altitude and dry air affect some medical conditions?
• In infant choking first aid, how many back blows are recommended?
• What is the recommended treatment for a conscious passenger with signs of diabetic shock?
• Which device is used to treat certain cardiac arrests on board?
• Why is documenting the time of onset important for symptoms such as stroke?
• What is the immediate, life-saving medication and route for anaphylaxis on a flight?
• How many adhesive bandages are included in the Flight Attendant Service Kit (FASK)?
• A yellow seal on the IMK signals that there is an active exemption letter and what else?
• During medical situations, when in close contact with an ill or injured person, what will FAs use to avoid exposure to blood borne pathogens?
• What is the significance of using a glucose meter during an in-flight emergency?
• How should a four-inch compress be used?
• Which symptom cluster would trigger urgent EMS activation rather than continued observation?
• If a medication is not on the cabin medical kit, what is the proper course of action?
• Which item is used to dispose of contaminated materials?
• Where is the sharps container located?
• What is a common starting oxygen flow for an adult in distress when oxygen is available?
• What action is appropriate if a passenger's condition worsens after initial management?
• What is the first step in the primary survey during an in-flight medical emergency?
• When should you stop giving chest compressions?
• If altitude changes cause ear discomfort, which action is recommended?
• How many Sani-Com wipes are included in the Flight Attendant Service Kit (FASK)?
• Who provides clearance to use the Ancillary Kit?
• When is it appropriate to use an epinephrine auto-injector in flight?
• In the context of the in-flight assessment, what does a secondary survey focus on?
• How many acetaminophen packets are included in the Flight Attendant Service Kit (FASK)?
• Which action is part of the primary survey if there is no pulse?
• What is the recommended course of action if a passenger may have ingested a toxin on a flight?
• After a medical event, which action protects privacy?
• How many compressions are in 1 minute?
• Which document is used to improve crew training after a medical event?
• How should flight attendants assist a passenger whose medication requires refrigeration?
• Which group is listed as eligible to use the contents of the ancillary kit?
• Which quick screen is used on board to assess for stroke?
• How can you differentiate fainting from a seizure in mid-flight?
• Which item is explicitly described as being part of the Grab and Go Kit?
• Which is a symptom of a heat attack?
• What are key considerations when assisting an elderly passenger during a medical event?
• Which option is NOT a primary goal of in-flight care?
• What is the purpose of a post-event debrief among crew?
• What is a safe approach to handling suspected poisoning on a flight?
• A passenger is complaining of ear discomfort. What is the first thing the flight attendant should recommend?
• In the FAST stroke screen, which symptom is part of the acronym?
• Which information should be included in medical incident reporting to ground-based physicians?
• How should you handle a passenger who might have ingested a toxin or overdose?
• Which professional is authorized to access all contents of the IMK?
• What is the appropriate approach to infection control when assisting a contagious passenger?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of seizures?
• How many PVD iodine wipes are included in the Flight Attendant Service Kit (FASK)?
• Which action is recommended for a passenger experiencing air sickness?
• When would you recommend a passenger to perform the Valsalva maneuver?
• What is the recommended initial oxygen delivery and general titration approach for suspected hypoxemia aboard?
• During preflight for the AED, which option indicates the unit is ready for use?
• What does the ABCs in the primary survey stand for?
• What is the recommended action for a passenger with a nosebleed?
• What is the recommended initial action for a minor burn with intact skin?
• What precautions should flight attendants take when dealing with bodily fluids or human blood?
• A passenger has a seizure on board. What is the recommended immediate handling?
• A passenger fell in the lavatory and appears to have a broken arm. How should you treat the injury?
• A passenger loses consciousness and has no pulse. Immediate steps?
• Which scenario most clearly warrants escalation to ground-based medical support or EMS rather than continuing on-site management?
• Which action is NOT recommended during an on-board seizure?
• How would a flight attendant treat the symptoms of diabetic shock in a conscious passenger?
• Which is a stopping condition for chest compressions?
• What is the role of a spacer with an inhaler in the emergency on board?
• What information should be prioritized when reporting a medical emergency to ground-based medical support?
• Which of the following is a symptom of diabetic shock?
• Which of the following is a listed symptom of hypoglycemia?
• Which of the following is a typical in-flight contraindication to nitroglycerin administration?
• Who else can use the contents of the ancillary kit?
• What is the meaning of INUSDA?
• Which of the following is considered a life-threatening emergency?
• If a flight attendant has a 'customer acceptance concern' related to an obvious or suspected illness or medical situation, who should they contact first?
• What is an essential consideration when a passenger is having a possible stroke regarding EMS?
• What sequence describes the standard primary survey?
• What is the recommended approach to maintaining airway patency if a patient cannot keep their airway open?
• Which term would you expect to see as part of a physician's note describing a patient who is not fully alert but is breathing?
• After cooling a burn, what is the recommended covering?
• During Preflight of the AED, what does a yellow seal indicate?
• Which item is listed under Note from Physician as a status description?
• How do you contact the POC?
• If a patient cannot consent due to impaired decision-making, who may provide consent?
• What is a common first-line analgesic that may be available in medical kits for minor pain?
• What is a basic infection-control principle when assisting any passenger on a flight?
• What does performing a secondary survey in the cabin aim to accomplish after initial management?
• During AED preflight, which statement is true about the yellow seal?