MEDICAL KSV REVIEW ACTUAL EXAM PAPER 2026
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
● what should FA do first if a passenger is suspected of having cholera?. Answer: mix equal
parts orange juice and water together; then encourage person to drink liquid adult=1qt in 4
hours child=1 qt in 8-24 hours infant=1 qt in 24 hours
● what should FA do when discovering passenger who's conscious but breathing?. Answer:
give gentle shake, tap on shoulder, say "Are you okay?"
● which item in FAK can only be used upon passenger request or if directed by Dr.. Answer:
ammonia tablets
● a passenger fell in the lav and her arm appears to be broken, how should FA treat injury?.
Answer: get FAK, open splint and bend in sharp edges, wrap limb loosely with triangular
bandage, place splint on limb so restricts movement, then secure with adhesive tape or sterile
gauze
● for what reason would FA use water gel?. Answer: 1st or 2nd degree burns ONLY if
chemical, rinse w water
● what precautions should FA take when dealing with bodily fluids. Answer: use gloves and
other PPEs, avoid touching face/mouth, wash hands with soap and water
● who can also use the stethoscope and BP cuff in back pocket of IMK?. Answer: nurses, first
responders, etc
● what're the big 4 emergencies?. Answer: CPR in progress, uncontrolled bleeding, AED
delivers shock, and pregnancy with active labor
● besides treating symptoms, what should FA do if food poisoning suspected on flight.
Answer: tell CA and give names, etc.; ask for details of symptoms and time started; save all
suspected food and give to catering do NOT place suspected food in trash
● who can use the IMK?. Answer: DO/MD
● a passenger complains of ear discomfort, what's the first thing FA recommends?. Answer:
tell passenger to yawn, chew or swallow; then perform valsalva maneuver
, ● how do you perform the valsalva maneuver?. Answer: pinch nose, close mouth, try gently
blow air from pinched nose, repeat as necessary
● what are you looking for when you preflight IMK?. Answer: lead/yellow seal on front and
green seal on back pocket
● what does a yellow seal on IMK mean?. Answer: meds are missing, check sleeve for what
specifically missing and tell DO/MD what's missing
● what do you do if green seal is gone from back zip pouch on IMK?. Answer: verify presence
of BP cuff and stethoscope
● on IMK, if BP cuff, stethoscope, or pulse oximeter missing, seal missing, or red seal
present, what do you do?. Answer: tell CA then gate agent if CA not onboard
● what are pocket masks used for?. Answer: administering CPR while practicing universal
precautions
● how do you prepare a pocket mask for use?. Answer: make sure fully inflated
● which way should pocket mask face when used on infants?. Answer: upside down, with
smaller side facing chest
● in preflight, how can you tell AED in good, working condition?. Answer: blinking green light
● what color seal tells AED is okay to use?. Answer: green or yellow green=good to use
yellow=pair of pad-paks missing, but can still use
● what acronym used to know when to administer O2?. Answer: INUSDA
● what does INUSDA mean?. Answer: Irrationality Note from physician Unconsc. and
breathing Severe chest pain Difficulty breathing After seizure
● if passenger requires O2 during taxi, takeoff, or landing, where do you NOT sit them?.
Answer: bulkhead or exit
● what's the preflight for solid state O2?. Answer: location and white temper resistant sticker
outside unit if gone, remove cover and verify marking on top of generator is white (if
black/brown do NOT use)
● what steps do you follow when a solid state needed?. Answer: secure unit strap around leg
of passeng. seat, unlock by pushing in green button and down on lever, check flow by
pinching bag in middle, and place mask over nose and mouth, breathing deeply and normally
QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS GRADED A+
● what should FA do first if a passenger is suspected of having cholera?. Answer: mix equal
parts orange juice and water together; then encourage person to drink liquid adult=1qt in 4
hours child=1 qt in 8-24 hours infant=1 qt in 24 hours
● what should FA do when discovering passenger who's conscious but breathing?. Answer:
give gentle shake, tap on shoulder, say "Are you okay?"
● which item in FAK can only be used upon passenger request or if directed by Dr.. Answer:
ammonia tablets
● a passenger fell in the lav and her arm appears to be broken, how should FA treat injury?.
Answer: get FAK, open splint and bend in sharp edges, wrap limb loosely with triangular
bandage, place splint on limb so restricts movement, then secure with adhesive tape or sterile
gauze
● for what reason would FA use water gel?. Answer: 1st or 2nd degree burns ONLY if
chemical, rinse w water
● what precautions should FA take when dealing with bodily fluids. Answer: use gloves and
other PPEs, avoid touching face/mouth, wash hands with soap and water
● who can also use the stethoscope and BP cuff in back pocket of IMK?. Answer: nurses, first
responders, etc
● what're the big 4 emergencies?. Answer: CPR in progress, uncontrolled bleeding, AED
delivers shock, and pregnancy with active labor
● besides treating symptoms, what should FA do if food poisoning suspected on flight.
Answer: tell CA and give names, etc.; ask for details of symptoms and time started; save all
suspected food and give to catering do NOT place suspected food in trash
● who can use the IMK?. Answer: DO/MD
● a passenger complains of ear discomfort, what's the first thing FA recommends?. Answer:
tell passenger to yawn, chew or swallow; then perform valsalva maneuver
, ● how do you perform the valsalva maneuver?. Answer: pinch nose, close mouth, try gently
blow air from pinched nose, repeat as necessary
● what are you looking for when you preflight IMK?. Answer: lead/yellow seal on front and
green seal on back pocket
● what does a yellow seal on IMK mean?. Answer: meds are missing, check sleeve for what
specifically missing and tell DO/MD what's missing
● what do you do if green seal is gone from back zip pouch on IMK?. Answer: verify presence
of BP cuff and stethoscope
● on IMK, if BP cuff, stethoscope, or pulse oximeter missing, seal missing, or red seal
present, what do you do?. Answer: tell CA then gate agent if CA not onboard
● what are pocket masks used for?. Answer: administering CPR while practicing universal
precautions
● how do you prepare a pocket mask for use?. Answer: make sure fully inflated
● which way should pocket mask face when used on infants?. Answer: upside down, with
smaller side facing chest
● in preflight, how can you tell AED in good, working condition?. Answer: blinking green light
● what color seal tells AED is okay to use?. Answer: green or yellow green=good to use
yellow=pair of pad-paks missing, but can still use
● what acronym used to know when to administer O2?. Answer: INUSDA
● what does INUSDA mean?. Answer: Irrationality Note from physician Unconsc. and
breathing Severe chest pain Difficulty breathing After seizure
● if passenger requires O2 during taxi, takeoff, or landing, where do you NOT sit them?.
Answer: bulkhead or exit
● what's the preflight for solid state O2?. Answer: location and white temper resistant sticker
outside unit if gone, remove cover and verify marking on top of generator is white (if
black/brown do NOT use)
● what steps do you follow when a solid state needed?. Answer: secure unit strap around leg
of passeng. seat, unlock by pushing in green button and down on lever, check flow by
pinching bag in middle, and place mask over nose and mouth, breathing deeply and normally
