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Steps to assist a passenger with a broken bone: - Answer>>> -First Aid Kit
-Get wire splint
-Bend sharp edges in to prevent scratching or sticking
-Form splint onto limp so that it restricts movement
-Hold splint in place with adhesive tape or sterile gauze
-if bone is protruding, leave bone exposed when preparing splint
How can you support the splint if it is on a broken arm or wrist? - Answer>>> Use the triangular
bandage from First Aid Kit as a sling
Which flights require a "buffer zone" to be offered to customers with severe allergies? -
Answer>>> Flights to and from Canada
What medical equipment do we have on board the aircraft? - Answer>>> AED
Ancillary Kit
First Aid Kit
Grab and Go Kit
IMK
Oxygen
Pocket Mask
Which of the following is not a way that a FA can access the CERS report? - Answer>>>
MyFlight
Ways to Access:
, Mobile CERS app on the iPhone EFB
Jetnet > Flight Service > Safety and Security > Corporate Event Reporting System (CERS)
Via the CERS website (newcers.aa.com)
What information do you provide in the CERS report? - Answer>>> Flight number and
departure/arrival stations
Crew names/employee numbers
Passenger's name and address
Witnesses' names and addresses
Description of incident (facts only)
Date of incident
Equipment used
What should a flight attendant do first if a customer is suspected of having a communicable
disease (such as Cholera)? - Answer>>> Notify the Captain
When referring to the IMK (Inflight Medical Kit), what does a yellow seal indicate? -
Answer>>> There is an active exemption letter and the IMK is missing one or more medications
What do you do if vomiting occurs? - Answer>>> For the affected area:
-Always use gloves as a precaution
-Isolate the contaminated area by using Biohazard Fluid Treatment System from the Grab and
Go Kit
Assist the person:
-Offer the passenger a carbonated beverage to rinse their mouth, not to drink
-Offer the passenger cracked ice to chew
-If the passenger is diabetic, offer a mildly sweetened drink as vomiting ceases