RYANAIR INITIAL ACTUAL TEST PAPER
PREMIUM SOLVED QUESTIONS FULL
SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
◉ What are signs and symptoms for both types of Diabetes? Answer:
weakness
fainting;
sweating profusely;
waxy look to the skin;
rapid pulse;
shallow breathing;
confusion;
pale and cold skin;
the limbs may tremble;
slurred speech;
a deteriorating level of response;
strange behavior;
acetone smell from breath
◉ What cause Hyperglycaemia? Answer: High levels of sugar in the
body
,◉ What cause Hypoglycaemia? Answer: Dangerously low amount of
blood sugar or injected too much insulin.
◉ Diabetes: The passenger has been given a sugary drink. There is no
improvement in their condition. What do you do next? Answer: nill by
mouth;
give oxygen;
promote recovery
◉ **What steps would be included in dealing with a choking adult?
Answer: Begin CPR
◉ What is the White FAK used for? Answer: Emergency use
◉ What is the Green FAK used for? Answer: Everyday use
◉ What are the PDIs on the FAK? Answer: Stowage, quantity, seal is
intact
◉ What is the correct procedure for disposal of syringes? Answer:
1.Put on gloves;
2.Collect the syringe;
3.Place it into empty bottle;
4.Re-seal the bottle;
5.Put the bottle in top metal bar box in the fwd galley;
, 6.Seal the box;
7.Advise the Captain that the syringe has been secured;
8.complete Cabin crew report including the seal number;
9.Advise cleaners on arrival
◉ How do we care for a child who is suffering from Febrile
Convulsion? Answer: 1.Remove any dangerous items that may cause
an injury;
2.Time the fit;
3.When the fit is finished check ABC and place in the recovery
position;
4.Administer oxygen;
5.Promote recovery;
6.Remove clothes to cool the child;
7.Fan the child with a magazine;
8.If shivering occurs, cover them with a light covering
◉ What are signs and symptoms of Febrile Convulsion? Answer:
Fever, Flushed skin, Sweating, There may be a rash
◉ What is the care of a Partial/Full Thickness burn? Answer: 1.Cool
the burn with cold water immediately for at least 10 min;
2.Remove any jewellery or clothes;
3.Elevate injured area to reduce swelling;
4.Encourage pax to drink water;
PREMIUM SOLVED QUESTIONS FULL
SOLUTION ALREADY PASSED
◉ What are signs and symptoms for both types of Diabetes? Answer:
weakness
fainting;
sweating profusely;
waxy look to the skin;
rapid pulse;
shallow breathing;
confusion;
pale and cold skin;
the limbs may tremble;
slurred speech;
a deteriorating level of response;
strange behavior;
acetone smell from breath
◉ What cause Hyperglycaemia? Answer: High levels of sugar in the
body
,◉ What cause Hypoglycaemia? Answer: Dangerously low amount of
blood sugar or injected too much insulin.
◉ Diabetes: The passenger has been given a sugary drink. There is no
improvement in their condition. What do you do next? Answer: nill by
mouth;
give oxygen;
promote recovery
◉ **What steps would be included in dealing with a choking adult?
Answer: Begin CPR
◉ What is the White FAK used for? Answer: Emergency use
◉ What is the Green FAK used for? Answer: Everyday use
◉ What are the PDIs on the FAK? Answer: Stowage, quantity, seal is
intact
◉ What is the correct procedure for disposal of syringes? Answer:
1.Put on gloves;
2.Collect the syringe;
3.Place it into empty bottle;
4.Re-seal the bottle;
5.Put the bottle in top metal bar box in the fwd galley;
, 6.Seal the box;
7.Advise the Captain that the syringe has been secured;
8.complete Cabin crew report including the seal number;
9.Advise cleaners on arrival
◉ How do we care for a child who is suffering from Febrile
Convulsion? Answer: 1.Remove any dangerous items that may cause
an injury;
2.Time the fit;
3.When the fit is finished check ABC and place in the recovery
position;
4.Administer oxygen;
5.Promote recovery;
6.Remove clothes to cool the child;
7.Fan the child with a magazine;
8.If shivering occurs, cover them with a light covering
◉ What are signs and symptoms of Febrile Convulsion? Answer:
Fever, Flushed skin, Sweating, There may be a rash
◉ What is the care of a Partial/Full Thickness burn? Answer: 1.Cool
the burn with cold water immediately for at least 10 min;
2.Remove any jewellery or clothes;
3.Elevate injured area to reduce swelling;
4.Encourage pax to drink water;
