MEDICAL KSV REVIEW ACTUAL EXAM
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
• what are you looking for when you preflight IMK?.
Answer: lead/yellow seal on front and green seal on back pocket
• 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
• How do you activate and test the flow of O2 on Solid State O2?.
Answer: By pushing in on green and then pressing down on the entire green
collar. You will test the flow of O2 by pinching the bag in the center.
• The tubing on the O2 Walkaround is connected to what outlet?.
Answer: High Flow Outlet
• duration of single hi flow large o2.
Answer: 1:10
• 3rd degree burns.
Answer: do not give fluids except small sips of water orally | do not apply
burn gel | offer non aspirin
• With Agonal Breathing/ Respiration:.
Answer: Not sufficient to support life Should not confuse with regular
breathing If present, treat as though there is not breathing at all
• what do you do is if the green seal is missing from the zippered pouch?.
Answer: verify the presence of the BP cuff, stethoscope, pulse oximeter, and
Narcan nasal spray. If all are present, apply green seal
• Would dry ice ever be an acceptable treatment for injuries, even if it was
wrapped in a towel or blanket?.
, Answer: No
• What are symptoms of seizures?.
Answer: A. Brief blackout or period of confused behavior B. Drooling,
frothing at the mouth C. Loss of bodily functions D. Upward Eye
movements E. Can temporarily stop breathing F. Vigorous muscle spasms,
twitching, jerking limbs, stiffness
• a passenger is experiencing anxiety, confusion, shakiness, sudden hunger,
sweatiness, and a headache. these are symptoms of?.
Answer: diabetic insulin shock (hypoglycemia)
• Who may use the full contents of the IMK without authorization from the
POC?.
Answer: MD or DO
• what is the procedure called when one is trying to dislodge something from
a choking person airway?.
Answer: heimlich maneuver
• when performing chest compressions, how many should be performed per
minute?.
Answer: 100
• Buffer Zones Policy applies to which passengers?.
Answer: Passengers with severe allergies traveling to and from Canada
• during what timeframe must a CERs report be submitted?.
Answer: within 24 hrs, or 24hrs after returning from an international
destination
• diabetic coma symptoms/ treatment.
Answer: symptoms: dry flushed skin, dry tongue, sleepy, labored breathing,
fruity/ nail polish breath odor treatment: allow pax to administer insulin, or
follow unconscious checklist
• abdominal pain treatment.
Answer: offer cup of ice to chew offer cold pack for abdominal area request
PAPER 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
• what are you looking for when you preflight IMK?.
Answer: lead/yellow seal on front and green seal on back pocket
• 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
• How do you activate and test the flow of O2 on Solid State O2?.
Answer: By pushing in on green and then pressing down on the entire green
collar. You will test the flow of O2 by pinching the bag in the center.
• The tubing on the O2 Walkaround is connected to what outlet?.
Answer: High Flow Outlet
• duration of single hi flow large o2.
Answer: 1:10
• 3rd degree burns.
Answer: do not give fluids except small sips of water orally | do not apply
burn gel | offer non aspirin
• With Agonal Breathing/ Respiration:.
Answer: Not sufficient to support life Should not confuse with regular
breathing If present, treat as though there is not breathing at all
• what do you do is if the green seal is missing from the zippered pouch?.
Answer: verify the presence of the BP cuff, stethoscope, pulse oximeter, and
Narcan nasal spray. If all are present, apply green seal
• Would dry ice ever be an acceptable treatment for injuries, even if it was
wrapped in a towel or blanket?.
, Answer: No
• What are symptoms of seizures?.
Answer: A. Brief blackout or period of confused behavior B. Drooling,
frothing at the mouth C. Loss of bodily functions D. Upward Eye
movements E. Can temporarily stop breathing F. Vigorous muscle spasms,
twitching, jerking limbs, stiffness
• a passenger is experiencing anxiety, confusion, shakiness, sudden hunger,
sweatiness, and a headache. these are symptoms of?.
Answer: diabetic insulin shock (hypoglycemia)
• Who may use the full contents of the IMK without authorization from the
POC?.
Answer: MD or DO
• what is the procedure called when one is trying to dislodge something from
a choking person airway?.
Answer: heimlich maneuver
• when performing chest compressions, how many should be performed per
minute?.
Answer: 100
• Buffer Zones Policy applies to which passengers?.
Answer: Passengers with severe allergies traveling to and from Canada
• during what timeframe must a CERs report be submitted?.
Answer: within 24 hrs, or 24hrs after returning from an international
destination
• diabetic coma symptoms/ treatment.
Answer: symptoms: dry flushed skin, dry tongue, sleepy, labored breathing,
fruity/ nail polish breath odor treatment: allow pax to administer insulin, or
follow unconscious checklist
• abdominal pain treatment.
Answer: offer cup of ice to chew offer cold pack for abdominal area request
