Ryanair - Revision Questions - Initial 4 with Certified Solutions

Ryanair - Revision Questions - Initial 4 with Certified Solutions Heart Attack, what is included in the care? - Assess breathing and consider position of casualty (semi sitting) - Administer oxygen - Put the casualty in semi sitting position - The casualty may lose consciousness rapidly - PA for a medically qualified person. Angina, what are some of the signs and symptoms? Signs and Symptoms - Cramping chest pain - Cold Clammy Skin - Sweating - Breathlessness - Weakness - Pale in colour What are the special considerations for a passenger who has gone into Cardiac Arrest? CPR and AED immediately PA for medically qualified person Ensure the ambulance crew are aware of the AED being used Informing the Captain What position would you put a passenger in who is suffering from Angina or Heart Attack? Semi Sitting Position Heart Attack, what are some of the signs and symptoms? Sign and Symptoms - Constricting chest pain (vice-like) radiating down often the left side - Difficulty in breathing - Ashen, cold and clammy skin - Weak, rapid pulse - Nausea and vomiting - Very frightened and may fear death What is the duration of the 120L Oxygen bottle? High flow: 30 minutes at 4 litres per minute Low flow: 60 minutes at 2 lites per minute What is the duration of the 311L Oxygen bottle? High flow: 77 minutes at 4 litres per minute Low flow: 154 minutes at 2 litres per minute Are we allowed to take a pulse? Yes, only on conscious casualty When are CC allowed to let a medically qualified person assist CC during medical emergency? After showing an id; If the medically qualified person didn't have an id with him/her, after permission from the Captain (it must be confirmed that he/she is medically qualified) What is the correct command to lift an unconscious passenger? "Prepare to Move, and MOVE!" What medication is used if a passenger has Angina? The medication is called Glycerine Trinitrate (GTN) What is the correct recovery position for infants? If a baby is unconscious and breathing, hold them on their side, head tilted