Ryanair Initial Training 5 – First Aid and Inflight Medical Emergencies Practice Exam

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• Which item is included in the White First Aid Kit?
• For a minor burn on board, which is the recommended initial treatment?
• Which of the following are common signs of an asthma attack?
• Why is it important to time the duration of a seizure?
• In allergic reaction management, what is the initial priority?
• Which of the following is NOT typically included in a post-incident debrief with cabin crew?
• Which combination suggests an allergic reaction requiring urgent evaluation?
• When should you escalate to the Flight Medical Help or ground support?
• When should you call for medical assistance during a suspected medical emergency?
• Which symptom indicates a potential severe allergic reaction?
• Which infection control precautions should crew observe during medical care on board?
• During an inflight medical emergency, how should you handle ongoing patient monitoring?
• During recovery after fainting, which action is recommended?
• After a shock from an AED, what is the recommended immediate action if the patient is not breathing?
• Which situation should prompt immediate escalation to medical support rather than continuing with basic first aid?
• What should you include when briefing the flight deck and ground medical team about a patient?
• Which option reflects PPE usage for infection control?
• Which action is recommended for managing a nosebleed?
• In an asthma episode, what should happen regarding medication?
• Which action is listed as part of the procedure once bleeding has been controlled?
• What does NIL by mouth mean in casualty care?
• Which statement best describes how to verify a first aid kit is ready for use?
• In suspected DVT or pulmonary embolism on board, what is a key consideration?
• Indirect pressure around a fractured bone is applied in which scenario?
• The use of indirect pressure points in first aid is primarily to assist with what?
• What is the most appropriate care for a passenger experiencing emotional trauma or a panic attack?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of deep vein thrombosis?
• How should you care for a patient after stabilization during a flight?
• Which of the following is NOT a typical sign of stroke?
• After ensuring the person is unresponsive but breathing, what position should you place them in?
• After bleeding stops, which step should be performed?
• What should be included in a post-incident debrief with cabin crew?
• What position is recommended for someone suffering from gastro intestinal disturbance?
• If a choking child becomes unconscious, what is the immediate action?
• In an adult choking with a complete airway obstruction, what is the correct initial treatment sequence?
• Which sign would prompt administration of epinephrine for suspected anaphylaxis?
• After convulsions stop, what should you do?
• What are common signs of motion sickness and how can you help onboard?
• What medication is used for a passenger with diabetes?
• Which action is part of air sickness management during a flight?
• When a passenger becomes violent during a medical emergency, what is the recommended approach?
• Which precautions should you take to protect yourself from infection when assisting a sick passenger?
• Which part of the body is affected by a stroke?
• If a passenger refuses medical assessment or treatment, what is the recommended course of action?
• In allergic reaction management, which breathing-support action is indicated?
• During fracture care, which checks should be performed on the injured limb every 10 minutes?
• For an infant who cannot cough or cry, what is the correct sequence of first aid actions?
• Which of the following is a sign of hyperventilation?
• If a passenger with diabetes improves after receiving a sugary drink, what should you do next?
• Which sequence correctly describes using an AED on board?
• What is the first step in treating a superficial burn?
• For a child with a fever and febrile convulsions, what should you ask the parents to do regarding the child's temperature?
• What should you do if a passenger reports suspected poisoning or ingestion of a toxin?
• What medication is commonly used to treat an asthma episode?
• During an asthma attack, what is the recommended approach to inhaler use on board?
• What is the purpose of PHA?
• How can a major epileptic seizure present itself?
• Which method is used to coordinate with ground-based medical professionals during an inflight medical emergency?
• What is the medical condition called shock caused by?
• If pain persists after initial cooling of a superficial burn, what is recommended?
• Which information should you capture for handover to medical support?
• Which information should you collect about the patient for medical assistance on board?
• Which is a core infection control practice during onboard medical care?
• Which statement about dehydration or heat-related illness on board is correct?
• What emergency device may be required for an allergic reaction?
• When should you initiate CPR for an unresponsive passenger?
• When should you not attempt to insert an airway adjunct yourself and seek professional guidance?
• Which of the following is a sign of gastro intestinal disturbance?
• When are cabin crew allowed to give out medication?
• What is the recommended oxygen flow rate for an asthma patient in flight?
• Which terms describe the two common seizure levels in epilepsy?
• In a diabetic passenger with an on-board medical event, which symptom pair most strongly suggests hypoglycemia?
• For conscious passenger with suspected hypoglycemia, what is the initial treatment?
• Which of the following is a sign of head injury?
• If major bleeding cannot be controlled after 10 minutes of direct pressure, what should you do?
• What is the appropriate initial response to a passenger who faints?
• What causes hyperglycemia?
• If a diabetic patient does not improve after a sugary drink, what is the next step?
• How should you manage medical emergencies involving children or infants aboard?
• If the patient who has fainted is not hyperglycemic, what should you offer?
• Who should coordinate medical assistance during a flight?
• During the FAST assessment, which symptom indicates facial droop?
• Which action should be taken immediately after applying direct pressure to a bleeding wound?
• What should be done to prevent infection after an open wound?
• For a panic attack, what is the recommended action regarding medical follow-up?
• Which signs indicate a possible stroke during an inflight medical emergency?
• What should you do with expelled products from a threatened miscarriage once expelled?
• What are the three general types of fractures called?
• Which oxygen delivery is recommended for allergic reaction?
• Which symptom could indicate a stroke and warrants urgent assessment?
• If an unconscious patient who is breathing stops breathing, what should you do?
• During a seizure, which action should be avoided?
• Who can access or administer the EMK contents?
• What does EMK stand for in airline medical equipment?
• Which quick checks help you assess circulation in a distressed patient?
• What are typical signs of a potential heart attack in a passenger?
• For minor exterior bleeding, which action is appropriate?
• When is it appropriate to use an airway adjunct, and what training considerations apply?
• Which of the following is a sign of febrile convulsions?
• In the stroke management framework, what does the 'Dysfunction' stage require?
• If a burn on board is large or deep, what should you do?
• What is the correct approach when caring for someone who is hyperventilating?
• What are the three types of bleeding?
• What is the recommended initial management for dehydration or heat-related illness on board?
• Where are indirect pressure points on the body?
• For partial or full thickness burns, which statement is correct?
• Which item is NOT part of the Green First Aid Kit?
• What should you do if there is a foreign object embedded in a wound?
• What best describes the difference between first aid and definitive medical care in aviation?
• What does the FAST stroke assessment stand for?
• How should you handle a potential spinal injury during turbulence?
• How does epilepsy commonly present?
• If a choking casualty becomes unconscious, what should you do?
• Which item is NOT part of the White First Aid Kit?
• For major exterior bleeding, which action is appropriate?
• What is the recommended management for a suspected eye injury in flight?
• When should you provide supplemental oxygen during a medical incident on a flight?
• If a casualty is unconscious, what should you check?
• What is the recommended action if a passenger shows signs of a heart attack on board?
• In suspected stroke, which measure is included in treatment?
• What actions help prevent deterioration of a passenger with suspected cardiac event while awaiting ground medical guidance?
• In which scenarios should an ambulance be arranged on arrival?
• What is the correct sequence of actions when hypoxia is suspected?
• Which of the following is involved in the care of a casualty who has fainted?
• What is the first action during the primary survey for a passenger with a suspected medical emergency?
• What is the recommended monitoring action during a suspected cardiac event while awaiting ground guidance?
• Which action best supports handover to medical support after stabilization?
• What vital information should you include when documenting the event for the medical log?
• In the AVPU framework used to assess responsiveness, what does the 'P' stand for?
• How do you distinguish between an Emergency Medical Kit (EMK) and a standard cabin medical kit?
• Who is authorized to declare that a passenger has died on board?
• Asthma special considerations on a flight?
• Who typically initiates a MAR or remote medical consultation during a flight?
• What should you do to the area around a passenger having a seizure?
• Who should coordinate with ground medical support during an inflight medical emergency?
• What is the first step when treating bleeding?
• What is the intended use of the white First Aid Kit?
• What should you tell other crew after stabilizing a patient to maintain safety and order?
• Which of the following are signs of a panic attack?
• What is a key indicator that a first aid kit is ready for use?
• How do you protect privacy and dignity of the patient during medical care?
• How should you control minor bleeding on board?
• How can you assist a passenger having an asthma attack in flight?
• In the management of threatened miscarriage, which action should never be performed?
• How should you manage a seizure that occurs on an aircraft?
• If a passenger initially refuses care but later worsens, what should you do?
• What should you do if a passenger reports poisoning and the ingestion occurred recently and the passenger is conscious?
• Which statement best describes the difference between first aid and definitive medical care in aviation?
• Which action is included in the initial treatment for a suspected stroke?
• How do you assess a passenger's responsiveness on board, and what framework can you use?
• When treating any bleeding, which step should be performed first?
• What is the appropriate airway management for an unconscious patient who is breathing but not conscious?
• How should you respond to suspected anaphylaxis on board?
• Which of the following best describes a minor seizure presentation?
• What medication is used for a passenger with an allergic reaction?
• Which of the following is a common sign of a stroke?
• In which color-coded First Aid Kit can you find a thermometer and an antihistamine tablet?
• What is the intended use of the green First Aid Kit?
• What causes hypoglycemia?
• Which of the following is NOT a symptom of pulmonary embolism?
• What is the recommended action if hypoxia is suspected due to cabin altitude changes?
• What is the purpose of a Medical Event Report after an inflight medical incident?
• Which action should you take for a seizure on board to ensure safety after it ends?
• What should you do for someone who feels faint?
• In gastro intestinal disturbance, which complication may occur if pain is severe?
• When administering oxygen for an asthma attack, what flow level is used?
• In the event of a turbulence-related spinal injury, what is the recommended action?
• What is the purpose of a bio-hazard kit?
• What is the recommended treatment for a casualty with Gastro Intestinal Disturbance?
• What should responders be prepared to do in suspected DVT or PE?
• If a casualty is hyperventilating and does not respond to your initial calm approach, what should you do?
• Which components are included in the treatment of a major epileptic seizure?
• How long does it typically take to reverse symptoms of hyperventilation?
• Which of the following describes the correct initial care for a casualty with a suspected fracture?
• How would arterial bleeding present itself?
• Which system is used to contact ground-based medical professionals during an inflight medical emergency?
• Which statement best describes motion sickness symptoms and a recommended onboard response?