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Endeavor Medical and Emergency Procedures Exam Questions
and Answers 100% Correct
Two Types of Decompression?
Slow decompression and rapid decompression
Unwarranted Evacuation
An evacuation that is initiated...
Unnecessarily or
correctly initiated but no longer necessary
Gate Evacuation
This occurs while the aircraft is still at the gate
Coordinate with FD
Turn on EMG lights
Expeditious Deplaning
*Emergency where it is not time-critical or life-threatening but
you still want passengers to evacuate*
*Quickly get off aircraft but not time-critical or life-
threatening*
Crewmember Incapacitation
FA who is incapacitated cannot be placed in a jumpseat
-If the aircraft is full take a passenger and move them to the AFT
jumpseat
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-Prepare for an emergency landing
Captain or First Officer Incapacitation
-If safe and efficient to do so move them from their seat and
place them in an open passenger seat
--Two people will need to be in the FD meaning one FA must
stay in the aircraft until the aircraft lands
---They will sit in the observer jumpseat
If there is no seat move passenger to the AFT jumpseat
If it is not safe and efficient to do so put the seat back and
administer help
-Two people will need to be in the FD meaning one FA must stay
in the aircraft until the aircraft lands
Unplanned Land or Water Emergency
FD notification of the impending situation
Time available to prepare cabin and passengers
Yellow Level Emergencies
Evacuation NOT anticipated or decision to evacuate made after
landing
FD contacts FA via interphone (regular call from FD)
No evacuation prep for passengers or cabin
Successful landing - no injuries or damage
ARFF (Air or Aircraft) Rescue and Fire Fighting may be required
-Police, firefighters, and paramedics are dispatched
Heighten Awareness
ARFF
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Air (or Aircraft) Rescue and Fire Fighting
Red Level Emergency
Evacuation IS anticipated
The situation requires evacuation planning
Use emergency checklist
Passengers and Cabin prepared for evacuation
ARFF presence likely
Team Responsibilities - Flight Attendants
Passenger Safety
Take quick action
Maintain control
Knowledge of emergency procedures
Prepare passengers & cabin when FD instructs
Evacuating from a Smoke-Filled Cabin
"Stay low"
"Follow the lights"
"Breathe through clothes"
"Come to my voice"
Evacuation Techniques - Evacuating Physically Disabled
Passengers or Passengers Needing Assistance
Drag or Piggyback
Components of a Fire
oxygen, heat, fuel
Endeavor Medical and Emergency Procedures Exam Questions
and Answers 100% Correct
Two Types of Decompression?
Slow decompression and rapid decompression
Unwarranted Evacuation
An evacuation that is initiated...
Unnecessarily or
correctly initiated but no longer necessary
Gate Evacuation
This occurs while the aircraft is still at the gate
Coordinate with FD
Turn on EMG lights
Expeditious Deplaning
*Emergency where it is not time-critical or life-threatening but
you still want passengers to evacuate*
*Quickly get off aircraft but not time-critical or life-
threatening*
Crewmember Incapacitation
FA who is incapacitated cannot be placed in a jumpseat
-If the aircraft is full take a passenger and move them to the AFT
jumpseat
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-Prepare for an emergency landing
Captain or First Officer Incapacitation
-If safe and efficient to do so move them from their seat and
place them in an open passenger seat
--Two people will need to be in the FD meaning one FA must
stay in the aircraft until the aircraft lands
---They will sit in the observer jumpseat
If there is no seat move passenger to the AFT jumpseat
If it is not safe and efficient to do so put the seat back and
administer help
-Two people will need to be in the FD meaning one FA must stay
in the aircraft until the aircraft lands
Unplanned Land or Water Emergency
FD notification of the impending situation
Time available to prepare cabin and passengers
Yellow Level Emergencies
Evacuation NOT anticipated or decision to evacuate made after
landing
FD contacts FA via interphone (regular call from FD)
No evacuation prep for passengers or cabin
Successful landing - no injuries or damage
ARFF (Air or Aircraft) Rescue and Fire Fighting may be required
-Police, firefighters, and paramedics are dispatched
Heighten Awareness
ARFF
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Air (or Aircraft) Rescue and Fire Fighting
Red Level Emergency
Evacuation IS anticipated
The situation requires evacuation planning
Use emergency checklist
Passengers and Cabin prepared for evacuation
ARFF presence likely
Team Responsibilities - Flight Attendants
Passenger Safety
Take quick action
Maintain control
Knowledge of emergency procedures
Prepare passengers & cabin when FD instructs
Evacuating from a Smoke-Filled Cabin
"Stay low"
"Follow the lights"
"Breathe through clothes"
"Come to my voice"
Evacuation Techniques - Evacuating Physically Disabled
Passengers or Passengers Needing Assistance
Drag or Piggyback
Components of a Fire
oxygen, heat, fuel
