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  • What is the first symptom to check for in an ill or injured passenger according to the symptom sequence?
  • What is the first step a Flight Attendant should consider when faced with potential exit obstructions?
  • What is the proper order of the "Principles of Care"?
  • Which of the following is an example of a Class C fire hazard?
  • What universal precautions should be taken when performing CPR?
  • What is a primary condition to look for in an emergency?
  • What scenario does the life vest indicate to flight attendants?
  • What is a key indication of Hypoxia that a flight attendant should monitor for?
  • What is NOT considered a prohibited item during airport security screening?
  • What is the action taken immediately after the "Cabin is Prepared" announcement is made?
  • What type of behavior is characterized as physically abusive?
  • What should a flight attendant do if the lavatory smoke detector activates?
  • Which action is necessary for maintaining passenger safety after securing the galley?
  • What should a flight attendant prioritize in the event of a medical emergency on board?
  • What two pieces of equipment will you always find within three feet of each other in the aircraft?
  • What is the brand of the fire extinguisher commonly found in LH Storage Space?
  • During an unplanned landing evacuation, what is the first command given?
  • What sign indicates facial drooping in a person when using the FAST acronym?
  • What are the symptoms associated with hypothermia?
  • Which condition is suggested by symptoms such as wheezing and shortness of breath?
  • True or False: After removing a PBE, you should immediately brush your hair with your hands.
  • During a lavatory fire, what is the first action a flight attendant should take?
  • What command is given after hearing "Brace, Brace, Brace" from the Captain?
  • In regard to used PPE materials, which procedure is essential to follow?
  • In the event that a passenger is unable to repeat a simple sentence, what symptom might this suggest?
  • What can happen if a thermal runaway condition occurs?
  • What is a recommended action to help treat air sickness?
  • What are the symptoms of Hypoxia?
  • What does AOA stand for in airport terminology?
  • How many doses of Narcan are available in the Emergency Equipment Medical Kit (EEMK)?
  • During a Planned Landing, why might Step 4 be eliminated?
  • What is a characteristic of anaphylaxis?
  • What should be applied to a passenger to help them cool down during heat stroke?
  • What indicates that a Personal Breathing Equipment (PBE) unit is compliant during the preflight check?
  • What should you look for in a preflight inspection of the lithium ion bag?
  • Where should the bodily fluid kit be located before a flight?
  • What is the critical first step during CPR?
  • Which ABP is responsible for taking over the Flight Attendant's responsibilities at seat 1A?
  • A Level 4 Threat is defined as what?
  • What is the last step in the PASS fire safety procedure?
  • What does the 'E' in the SPECIAL acronym help flight attendants assess?
  • In case of severe bleeding, what is a critical step to take?
  • What is the fifth symptom in the sequence for an ill or injured passenger?
  • In the case of Unplanned Ditching, what command should be given to the assigned ABPs?
  • What is the first action a flight attendant should take if smoke is detected?
  • True or False: Flight attendants may initiate an aircraft evacuation under certain circumstances.
  • What is the significance of the 'T' in the FAST acronym?
  • What symptom may accompany asthma aside from difficulty in breathing?
  • Where should materials used in first aid be placed?
  • When dealing with electrical equipment fires, what is a key safety action?
  • What is another term for a Severe Allergic Reaction?
  • What should a flight attendant do if the nearest exit is blocked?
  • Which acronym is also known as the "30 Second Review"?
  • What are Challenge Procedures in the context of airport security?
  • What should a Flight Attendant say if an exit is blocked and cannot be used for evacuation?
  • In the FAST acronym, what does the 'A' represent?
  • What is the first step for a Planned Landing?
  • How does severe bleeding manifest in an ill or injured passenger?
  • Which of the following would you NOT do following a passenger receiving first aid?
  • What does "PBE" stand for in emergency situations?
  • What does the 'S' in the SPECIAL acronym refer to?
  • What should be done to manage potential exposure to bodily fluids?
  • Which exits should be used during an unplanned ditching?
  • What is the first step in a planned emergency evacuation?
  • What type of equipment is found in the blue compartment of the Enhanced Emergency Medical Kit?
  • What should you do if you suspect a passenger is experiencing a severe allergic reaction?
  • What indicates that the crew life vests are ready for use?
  • What is defined as the immediate care given to an injured or ill person?
  • Who is authorized to use the AED on board?
  • Which symptom indicates the absence of a heartbeat in a passenger?
  • What is the last step in securing the cabin?
  • What is the immediate response for someone who has no pulse?
  • Which condition is indicated by symptoms of nausea, pale/clammy skin, profuse sweating, and dizziness?
  • What does the blue color on the EEMK indicate?
  • What are the first three steps in handling a medical emergency onboard the aircraft?
  • Which action is assessed by 'C' in the SPECIAL acronym?
  • What is critical for the cabin crew to do once the aircraft is on the ground during a hijacking?
  • During an emergency, what behavior is commonly displayed alongside panic?
  • Which of the following behaviors exemplifies a Level 1 Threat?
  • What should be included when delivering a Medical Assistance PA?
  • In a smoke-filled cabin, where is the "most breathable" air typically located?
  • Which command is NOT part of the planned land evacuation procedures?
  • If a passenger's laptop battery catches fire, which classification of fire does this represent?
  • During a planned emergency landing, what is the proper position to assume?
  • What is the first verbal command given to the assigned ABPs during an Unplanned Landing?
  • In the event of water ditching, when should life vests be inflated?
  • What should passengers do during unplanned ditching evacuation?
  • During a land evacuation, what hazard(s) should you assess your exit for?
  • How many clear bags are included in a Bodily Fluids Clean-Up Kit?
  • How should Flight Attendants cue passengers in an emergency situation when an exit is unusable?
  • Where can flight attendants find the wording to request medical assistance?
  • When should the AED be turned off?
  • How long should a flight attendant give the brace command?
  • What condition must an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) meet during preflight?
  • What is required from individuals in the SIDA area?
  • In the Emergency Equipment Medical Kit (EEMK), what does the yellow color represent?
  • Where is one of the locations of the PBE in the cabin?
  • What action is taken immediately after the captain calls the cabin with the red emergency pilot button?
  • What should a flight attendant do when a passenger shows signs of a seizure?
  • Which of the following conditions involves a potentially life-threatening situation?
  • What is the key indicator of a functioning fire extinguisher during preflight?
  • Under what conditions may CPR be stopped?
  • How many seals should the Emergency Medical Kit (EEMK) have before a flight?
  • What type of medical emergency does the acronym F.A.S.T pertain to?
  • Which group of individuals represents a Level 4 Threat?
  • When dealing with an unconscious passenger, what is the priority action?
  • Which of the following should you check first when assessing a passenger's condition?
  • What does the first 'P' in PASS represent when using a fire extinguisher?
  • What is the operational status required for the interphone system?
  • A passenger's laptop catches fire. After extinguishing the flames, they reignite seconds later. This is an example of what?
  • Which materials are classified under Class A fires?
  • What is advised when smoke and fire are present during an emergency landing?
  • What is the indication of a properly functioning LED flashlight?
  • What does MEIS stand for?
  • What does SIDA stand for?
  • Which acronym can help you remember the steps for fighting a fire?
  • Which of the following devices is associated with lithium battery fires?
  • Among the symptoms of hypothermia, what is NOT typically observed?
  • In case of cabin depressurization, what should the flight attendant look for in passengers?
  • What is the action required during Step 5 for a Planned Landing?
  • Which area in an aircraft has a built-in fire suppression system?
  • Which symptom is identified as the fourth in the sequence for an ill or injured passenger?
  • When should an ABP (Able-Bodied Person) be seated in the jumpseat for landing?
  • At what age and weight can a passenger use the AED?
  • What should be done if the smoke alarm stops after the smoke clears?
  • Which condition do the following symptoms suggest: sickly sweet breath, dry skin, flushed face, deep, slow breathing?
  • What is the first action to take when you encounter a medical emergency on board?
  • Which item below is a suitable example of a Lithium Ion battery device?
  • In the event of a water ditching, which exits should be used to evacuate the aircraft?
  • What are fluorescent lightbulbs classified as in terms of fire hazard?
  • What type of extinguisher is recommended for use on lithium battery fires?
  • True or False: The entire dose of Narcan must be administered in one nostril.
  • What must a flight attendant do before using the Emergency Equipment Medical Kit (EEMK)?
  • What should be the actions taken after evacuating everyone from the aircraft?
  • In a fire emergency involving electronics, what should you prioritize?
  • Is a Bodily Fluids Clean-Up Kit a required item?
  • What is one responsibility of the cabin crew during a hijacking?
  • What type of fire extinguisher is used on board aircraft?
  • When treating heat stroke, which area should NOT be targeted for applying cold compresses?
  • What is a key requirement for the first aid kit before departure?
  • What does Unescorted Access allow individuals to do?
  • What should be done immediately after identifying a contaminated area?
  • What is considered the immediate care given until medical assistance arrives?
  • What do flight attendants need to do when entering secure airport areas?
  • Who is responsible for holding passengers back during an evacuation from seat 3A?
  • In an emergency situation, why is it important to immediately notify the PIC of missing equipment?
  • What indicates that an AED is compliant?
  • Which of the following actions is NOT part of the "care" procedures in an emergency?
  • What type of fires does Class C refer to?
  • What should attendants do if the MEIS is unavailable during a medical emergency?
  • What does the 'S' in the priority acronym SPSPS stand for?
  • What type of behavior might passengers exhibit when they panic?
  • Which of the following items is found in the convenience kit pertinent to aircraft safety?
  • Where are the emergency lights located on the aircraft?
  • Which of the following is NOT considered a Level 2 Threat?
  • What defines the Exclusive Area of an airport?
  • If an infant is experiencing ear pain, what should you advise the adult to do?
  • In the event of a bomb threat, which element corresponds to 'S' in PIES?
  • When notifying the flightdeck about a fire, which piece of information is NOT necessary?
  • In an emergency, what is the first item a flight attendant should do during a situation requiring care?
  • What should crew members do anytime the flight deck door is open?
  • How many seatbelt extenders should be in the demo bag?
  • Which ABP is responsible for holding back passengers while exits are being assessed?
  • When relocating ABPs during a planned emergency, which seats should they be moved to?
  • How is a Level 1 threat typically characterized?
  • What should you do if you see smoldering materials in a trash bin?
  • In the context of a bomb threat, what does the 'P' in PIES stand for?
  • Which of the following items is NOT typically included in a Bodily Fluids Clean-Up Kit?
  • What is the first step in treating a passenger experiencing heat stroke?
  • Who is granted FULL USE of the Emergency Equipment Medical Kit (EEMK)?
  • Which of the following is an example of personal protective equipment (PPE) when administering assistance?
  • Which cards should be included in the demo bag?
  • How should you treat a customer experiencing diabetic insulin shock?
  • What does the 'T' in T.E.S.T stand for during emergency evacuations?
  • What is the initial amount of water recommended for use in a Lithium Ion bag?
  • Which symptom indicates imminent danger and may require immediate intervention during an emergency?
  • Which of the following is NOT typically a device involved in Class C fires?
  • Which acronym structure is used for a 30-second review in emergencies?
  • What should be done with items that came in contact with bodily fluids?
  • Approximately how long will oxygen be produced by a PBE?
  • What equipment is included in the EEMK for assessing patient conditions?
  • What does the orange color on the EEMK signify?
  • In the event of an incapacitated flight attendant, who is responsible for making announcements?
  • During landing preparation, what is the purpose of performing a 30-second review?
  • What should never be touched during an electrical fire?
  • What is the primary focus during the "Check" portion of Check, Call, Care?
  • What is one of the immediate actions to take in case of an onboard fire?
  • Which of the following actions is part of the CARE step in an emergency situation?
  • What is the general preflight procedure regarding emergency lights?
  • What does a green light indicate for a pre-flight check of an LED flashlight?
  • In the context of emergencies, what does the acronym 'I' stand for in SPECIAL?
  • What color is associated with the Narcan Spray in the EEMK?
  • What should you treat first in a scenario with both shortness of breath and no pulse?
  • What is a key principle of Universal Precautions?
  • What is the proper disposal method for personal protective equipment (PPE) after use?
  • What should be done with a person exhibiting signs of shock?
  • What safety indicator is important for fire extinguishers?
  • For what purpose is the interphone system primarily used?
  • Which symptoms might indicate a person is experiencing heat exhaustion?
  • Which step involves making a PA Announcement to brief all passengers?
  • What is a characteristic of ballast fires?
  • If a flight attendant identifies structural damage, what should they do next?
  • How many PBEs (Protective Breathing Equipment) are in the cabin?
  • What role does the ABP at seat 2A have during an emergency evacuation?
  • Under what conditions can a flight attendant initiate an evacuation?
  • Who assumes control of the Service Door during an emergency evacuation?
  • Which commands should flight attendants be prepared with according to the 'C' in SPECIAL?
  • What is the appropriate way to open the Main Passenger Exit Door?
  • What is the approximate range of the Walter Kiddie Aerospace model fire extinguisher?
  • What should the flight deck crew prioritize during a hijacking?
  • What signals that passengers should brace for landing?
  • What is notably referred to as "negative panic" in passenger behavior during emergencies?
  • Where should all used PPE materials be disposed of after safety use?
  • What is the goal of First Aid?
  • If a passenger sets their newspaper on fire, this is an example of which class of fire?
  • What does the 'F' in the acronym FAST stand for in relation to assessing a person for a stroke?
  • What should a Flight Attendant do first when preparing for landing?
  • In the SPECIAL acronym, what does 'P' stand for?
  • How many demo oxygen masks should be included in the demo bag?
  • After extinguishing smoking materials, where should they be disposed of?
  • Which of the following is a symptom of airsickness?
  • In the event of a nosebleed on board, what is the recommended position for the passenger?
  • What is the purpose of a Bodily Fluid Clean-Up Kit?
  • What is the primary exit the Flight Attendant is responsible for?
  • What does Class B fire primarily involve?
  • What indicates that a non-LED flashlight is ready for use?
  • What does the Three Second Rule signify regarding the flight deck door?
  • True or False: Flight attendants may enter an occupied lavatory if there is a suspected lavatory fire.
  • What should be treated as if known to be infectious?
  • What is one of the critical elements in the 'Time' aspect of the FAST response?
  • What is a common trigger for airsickness during a flight?
  • What is the definition of Escorted Access in SIDA areas?
  • What should you do if a lithium battery device is on fire?
  • In what order should symptoms be treated when an ill or injured passenger displays multiple symptoms?
  • What command should you issue to assign two ABPs during an unplanned land evacuation?
  • What is the immediate response for a flight attendant who notices smoke from a lavatory?
  • Is it true that a flight attendant may open and use the contents of the EEMK without Medlink's permission?
  • What is the primary purpose of the MEIS?
  • In the case of a medical emergency, who should the flight attendant contact first?
  • How long does a Walter Kiddie Fire Extinguisher typically last when in use?
  • Where should you anchor yourself to begin shouting evacuation commands?
  • True or False: A planned emergency allows no time for preparation of passengers, airport, and aircraft.
  • What could symptoms like partial paralysis and slurred speech indicate?
  • Where should contaminated first aid equipment be disposed of?
  • Which of the following is NOT one of the behaviors demonstrated by passengers in emergency situations?
  • Which ABP seat is designated for general assistance and cannot serve as the primary exit leader?
  • When time is less than 10 minutes for a planned landing, which step is eliminated?
  • What sound indicates activation of the lavatory smoke detector?
  • During an emergency evacuation procedure, what should you look out for when assessing hazards?
  • What does the acronym PASS stand for in fire safety?
  • What is the primary concern for flight attendants when passengers are panicking during an emergency?
  • When assessing assigned exits, which three conditions are Flight Attendants specifically looking for?
  • What is a violation of federal law for crew members during airport screening?
  • What is the minimum PSI required for an oxygen bottle to be compliant during preflight?
  • In the steps for a Planned Landing, what is the last action before securing the cabin?
  • True or False: A flight attendant can command an evacuation if there is no response from the flight deck.
  • What should be done during Step 4 for a Planned Landing?
  • In the symptom sequence for an ill or injured passenger, what is the third symptom to look for?
  • Which of the following behaviors would not be described as argumentative?
  • What should be checked to ensure the PBE is operational during a preflight check?
  • What is NOT a characteristic of a Level 1 threat?
  • What step comes after 'Aim' in the PASS acronym?
  • If you have fewer than ten minutes to prepare for an emergency landing, which step can be omitted?
  • Which condition is indicated by exposure to cold, characterized by shivering and a glassy stare?
  • What should the status of a lavatory smoke detector be before a flight?
  • Which of the following is a sign of an airway obstruction?
  • What is the recommended timeframe for completing a Cabin Safety Report?
  • What is the role of the flight attendant in managing a passenger with epilepsy?
  • What is the appropriate response if a passenger is suspected of smoking in the lavatory?
  • What should be done to a passenger experiencing heat stroke aside from applying cool water?
  • Where is MEIS located on the aircraft?
  • What is the effective range of a Walter Kiddie Fire Extinguisher?
  • What statement does the flight attendant verbally state after taking a seat in a jump seat for evacuations?
  • The AED is primarily used to treat which types of medical emergencies?
  • What term refers to persons who assist in emergency situations?
  • If a medical professional offers assistance, what should flight attendants ask for?
  • Which method is used for disposing of waste materials on a flight?
  • What class of fire is represented by a jet fuel fire during refueling?
  • What is the range of an Amerex Fire Extinguisher?
  • What is the term for a condition where a fire may reignite?
  • Who would be the best Assistant Bore Passenger (ABP) if an FA is incapacitated?
  • If a passenger shows signs of hypoxia, what should be done?
  • What should you do if a piece of emergency equipment is missing during your preflight?
  • In the context of fire safety, what does the 'A' in PASS stand for?
  • What precaution should be taken for a passenger experiencing airsickness?
  • What is the proper procedure when administering CPR?
  • What must be completed within 24 hours after a cabin safety incident?
  • What three details must be communicated to the flight deck in case of a fire?
  • What is the first symptom to address when treating a passenger who is ill or injured?
  • What type of threat is represented by credible terrorist threats?
  • What kind of behavior might passengers exhibit during an evacuation?
  • What should Flight Attendants prepare in case of unexpected changes before landing?
  • What class of Fire is exemplified by burning paper in a lavatory trash can?
  • True or False: The PBE needs to be removed when the red indicator light is flashing.
  • After treating a passenger with an AED during a flight, what should you do with the AED pads?
  • What symptoms should be monitored for an ill person during a medical emergency?
  • In treating a victim with multiple life-threatening symptoms, which should you address first?
  • What is the maximum amount of water that can be added to a Lithium Ion bag?
  • What is a common symptom of asthma?
  • Which question should you ask the pilot regarding the emergency type in T.E.S.T?
  • True or False: A flight attendant has the authority to declare a passenger deceased.
  • To whom should a Cabin Safety Report be submitted following an incident?
  • How should an affected limb be positioned when treating severe bleeding?
  • What does the Good Samaritan Law provide?
  • Which of the following actions qualifies as a Level 3 Threat?
  • If a victim shows signs of severe breathing complications, what is your priority action?
  • What condition is characterized by dry, hot, flushed skin and extremely high temperature?
  • True or False: Flight attendants can administer Narcan without first contacting Medlink.
  • What needs to be done to the cabin lights during a Planned Landing?
  • What does "Positive Control of the Flight Deck Door" entail?
  • What behavior qualifies as a Level 1 threat?
  • What verbal commands should you use when an exit is unusable?
  • What does "anaphylaxis" refer to?
  • What does 'A' in the SPECIAL acronym remind flight attendants to consider?
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