MEDICAL KSV REVIEW COMPREHENSIVE
STUDY GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• What are symptoms of a heart attack?.
Answer: Uncomfortable pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain in the center of
chest behind the breast bone, Pain down the left arm, shortness of breath,
nausea/sweating/coughing
• What is the preflight for the O2 W/A? A. Present and secure B. Tubing
connected to unit C. Tubing undamaged D. Gauge is full or reads 1500 psi
E. If a dual flow, mask is attached in the HI flow (red) outlet F. All of the
above.
Answer: All of the above
• Burns (1st, 2nd, 3rd) symptoms & treatment.
Answer: 1st degree- skin is reddened. cool burn by flushing with water,
remove clothing, cover with water gel from FAK 2nd degree- skin is
blistered. cover area with large water gel from FAK, followed by dry sterile
compress, offer non-aspirin if avail. 3rd degree- deep distraction of skin &
tissue. do not give fluids, except small sips of water, do not apply water gel,
offer non-aspirin if avail.
• INUSDA.
Answer: Irrational Note from physician Unconcious & breathing Severe
chest pain Difficulty breathing After seizure
• what're the big 4 emergencies?.
Answer: CPR in progress, uncontrolled bleeding, AED delivers shock, and
pregnancy with active labor
• what does INUSDA mean?.
Answer: Irrationality Note from physician Unconsc. and breathing Severe
chest pain Difficulty breathing After seizure
, • When is the AVOX used?.
Answer: Only used if no PSU O2 available for FA's or if it's malfunctioning
• Hypothermia.
Answer: shivering | weakness | fatigue | poor judgement | unstable gait |
tissue injuries remove wet clothing | adjust cabin temp | lie person down | do
not vigorously rub tissue | do not give anything by mouth if unconscious
• which way should pocket mask face when used on infants?.
Answer: upside down, with smaller side facing chest
• following a first aid or medical event, who will submit a CERs report?.
Answer: all flight attendants
• what color seal indicated the AED unit is NOT okay for use?.
Answer: red
• if PPOC is inop/dead what do you do.
Answer: monitor pax & provide o2 only if they meet the 6 criteria to
administer o2
• When preparing the pocket mask ...
Answer: hold mask with both hands, place thumbs inward, push dome out
• When would you recommend a passenger to perform the valsalva
maneuver?.
Answer: Passenger is experiencing ear discomfort
• during a medical situation, when in close contact with an ill or injured
person, what will FAs use to avoid being exposed to blood borne
pathogens?.
Answer: gloves
• 3 C's.
Answer: Check Call Care
• How long does the large O2 Walkaround last?.
Answer: 1hr 10mins
STUDY GUIDE 2026 FULL QUESTIONS AND
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
• What are symptoms of a heart attack?.
Answer: Uncomfortable pressure, squeezing, fullness or pain in the center of
chest behind the breast bone, Pain down the left arm, shortness of breath,
nausea/sweating/coughing
• What is the preflight for the O2 W/A? A. Present and secure B. Tubing
connected to unit C. Tubing undamaged D. Gauge is full or reads 1500 psi
E. If a dual flow, mask is attached in the HI flow (red) outlet F. All of the
above.
Answer: All of the above
• Burns (1st, 2nd, 3rd) symptoms & treatment.
Answer: 1st degree- skin is reddened. cool burn by flushing with water,
remove clothing, cover with water gel from FAK 2nd degree- skin is
blistered. cover area with large water gel from FAK, followed by dry sterile
compress, offer non-aspirin if avail. 3rd degree- deep distraction of skin &
tissue. do not give fluids, except small sips of water, do not apply water gel,
offer non-aspirin if avail.
• INUSDA.
Answer: Irrational Note from physician Unconcious & breathing Severe
chest pain Difficulty breathing After seizure
• what're the big 4 emergencies?.
Answer: CPR in progress, uncontrolled bleeding, AED delivers shock, and
pregnancy with active labor
• what does INUSDA mean?.
Answer: Irrationality Note from physician Unconsc. and breathing Severe
chest pain Difficulty breathing After seizure
, • When is the AVOX used?.
Answer: Only used if no PSU O2 available for FA's or if it's malfunctioning
• Hypothermia.
Answer: shivering | weakness | fatigue | poor judgement | unstable gait |
tissue injuries remove wet clothing | adjust cabin temp | lie person down | do
not vigorously rub tissue | do not give anything by mouth if unconscious
• which way should pocket mask face when used on infants?.
Answer: upside down, with smaller side facing chest
• following a first aid or medical event, who will submit a CERs report?.
Answer: all flight attendants
• what color seal indicated the AED unit is NOT okay for use?.
Answer: red
• if PPOC is inop/dead what do you do.
Answer: monitor pax & provide o2 only if they meet the 6 criteria to
administer o2
• When preparing the pocket mask ...
Answer: hold mask with both hands, place thumbs inward, push dome out
• When would you recommend a passenger to perform the valsalva
maneuver?.
Answer: Passenger is experiencing ear discomfort
• during a medical situation, when in close contact with an ill or injured
person, what will FAs use to avoid being exposed to blood borne
pathogens?.
Answer: gloves
• 3 C's.
Answer: Check Call Care
• How long does the large O2 Walkaround last?.
Answer: 1hr 10mins
