KSV Emergency Procedures (Questions and Answers A+ Graded 100% Verified)

KSV Emergency Procedures (Questions and Answers A+ Graded 100% Verified) What is the difference between a slide and a slide/liferaft? CORRECT ANSWER: A 'slide' is used in a land evacuation to 'slide down' when evacuating the aircraft The slide/liferaft serves a dual purpose; they function as a slide on land and a liferaft in a ditching What is a slide bustle? CORRECT ANSWER: It contains the evacuation slide What is a Girt Bar? CORRECT ANSWER: The girt bar connects the evacuation slide to an exit What is a girt flap? CORRECT ANSWER: The girt flap is the non-inflatable slide fabric connected to the girt bar What is the purpose of arming the door? CORRECT ANSWER: Arming the door engages the slide for use in an emergency. It is important to understand that once the door is armed, that the slide will automatically deploy. What is the arm doors announcement? CORRECT ANSWER: "Flight attendants cross check, arm doors and cross check. Standby for all call." What is the disarm doors announcement? CORRECT ANSWER: "Flight attendants verify and disarm. Standby for all-call." What is the correct verbiage for monitor and challenge? CORRECT ANSWER: Preparing to disarm, verify and disarming What happens if a flight attendant opens a door without disarming it first? CORRECT ANSWER: The escape slide would deploy and inflate Name the three types of turbulence. CORRECT ANSWER: Light, moderate and severe. When does the flightdeck inform the crew about potential turbulence CORRECT ANSWER: During the briefing A flight attendant would never contact the flight deck to request them to turn on the seatbelt sign. CORRECT ANSWER: False A flight attendant may call the flightdeck and request an update if it has been too long without an update. CORRECT ANSWER: True It is unnecessary to make the fasten seatbelt sign announcement if the captain has already done so. CORRECT ANSWER: True If a flight attendant is doing the service and light turbulence occurs, what should he/she do? CORRECT ANSWER: Use situational awareness Continue the service Remove hot liquids from the cart During moderate turbulence, which type of announcement do you make? CORRECT ANSWER: The fasten seatbelt sign announcement The turbulence announcement If injuries are present during severe turbulence, what form should you fill out and submit? CORRECT ANSWER: CERS report It is important to perform a cabin check during severe turbulence CORRECT ANSWER: False Which of the following are flight attendant procedures during severe turbulence? CORRECT ANSWER: Sit in the nearest passenger seat Remove how liquids from the cart Sit on the floor and secure self What is a decompression? CORRECT ANSWER: It's the loss of cabin pressure within the aircraft cabin Name the two types of decompressons CORRECT ANSWER: Rapid and slow decompression What are the factors that can contribute to the speed of a decompression? CORRECT ANSWER: Size of the opening Size of the cabin Altitude Name the signs of a rapid decompression CORRECT ANSWER: A loud banging sound Fog-filled cabin Decrease in cabin temperature Rushing air Flying debris O2 mask drop Name the physical symptoms of a decompression CORRECT ANSWER: Ear pain Rapid chest expansion Cheek and lip flutter Hypoxia What is hypoxia CORRECT ANSWER: It's a condition that results from a deficiency or lack of oxygen available to vital tissues in the body What is 'time of useful consciousness'? CORRECT ANSWER: A lack of oxygen affect the brain and impairs judgement and could ultimately lead to unconsciousness What does 'FLUN' stand for? CORRECT ANSWER: Fasten seatbelts Leave mask on until further notice Use of mask No smoking Once you are safe from a decompression, what are your following procedures? CORRECT ANSWER: Secure carts Sit down and fasten seatbelts Remain seated How to assist passengers after passengers after a decompression? CORRECT ANSWER: Turn on lights Verify passengers are wearing masks Check cabin area Check lavatories Contact the flightdeck A loud bang and rushing air would indicate a _____ decompression CORRECT ANSWER: Rapid What happens once the cabin altitude reaches 14,000 ft.? CORRECT ANSWER: Oxygen masks will drop What is a flight attendant's first priority during a decompression? CORRECT ANSWER: Taking supplemental oxygen How long should flight attendants and passengers remain on oxygen? CORRECT ANSWER: Until the captain notifies everyone it is no longer necessary Which of the following are points to cover in a decompression PA? CORRECT ANSWER: Leave oxygen mask on until further advised What do you do after checking all of the lavatories after a decompression? CORRECT ANSWER: Let the lead FA know the lavatories are clear What is torching? CORRECT ANSWER: It's a sudden burst of fire coming from an exhaust duct of the Auxiliary Power Unit (APU) or an engine due to an excessive amount of fuel Define Fuel jettison CORRECT ANSWER: The dumping of fuel from an aircraft Where should flight attendants be stationed during an aircraft fueling? CORRECT ANSWER: Flight attendants must remain on board and at their assigned fueling positions Define an emergency deplaining CORRECT ANSWER: A necessary evacuation when an aircraft is parked at the gate and conditions may become hazardous What's the difference between condensation and smoke in the cabin? CORRECT ANSWER: One is cool and moist to the touch as well as odorless One.,µ` b What are you to do in the event of an air leak? CORRECT ANSWER: Keep away from the leak Advise the captain Do not touch the area or stuff with material Do not touch any part of door handle If the captain advises, reseat passengers away from leak According to the IFM, which of the following is accomplished in step 6? CORRECT ANSWER: Secure cabin and galley Advise FA 1/Purser that the checklist is complete FA 1/Purser advises captain that the checklist is complete Dim cabin lights What is the OEC CORRECT ANSWER: Onboard Emergency Checklist - OEC It's a back-up paper version of the planned emergency checklist Which passenger should be selected as an ABP based on their response to this question: "Are you willing to assist in this emergency?" CORRECT ANSWER: The passenger demonstrating confidence while replying "Yes, I certainly would" How many ABP's per exit? CORRECT ANSWER: Two per door One per overwing exit FAs with exit briefing responsibilities may begin selecting their able-bodied passengers: CORRECT ANSWER: In step 5, as FA 1/Purser begins reading the PA announcement found on page 2 Which column on the Planned Duty Assignment Chart shows FAs the location in which these two duties are performed in step 4? CORRECT ANSWER: Briefing area What does TEST? CORRECT ANSWER: T Type of Emergency E Evacuation necessary S Signal to Evacuate T Estimate Time remaining Which column on the Planned Duty Assignment Chart shows FA's the location they stand to perform all duties associated with the PA announcement? CORRECT ANSWER: PA Position Define a planned emergency CORRECT ANSWER: Crewmembers have advanced notice of a potential situation that may be require the aircraft to be evacuated after landing What is the checklist for a planned emergency? CORRECT ANSWER: 1. Obtain TEST 2. FA 1/Purser briefs all FA's 3. Secure the cabin 4. Deliver cabin prep announcement 5. ABP briefing 6. Flight attendants work to have the cabin secured, notified the FA 1/Purser that the checklist is complete and take jumpseat What do 4 chimes and flashing pink light indicate? CORRECT ANSWER: Emergency call from the flightdeck Which of the following is a sign that smoke has been detected in the lavatory? CORRECT ANSWER: A single chime sounds in the cabin every two seconds The amber light illuminates on the Area Call Panel (ACP) in the affected area The light outside the lavatory will flash amber A red light on the lavatory smoke detector illuminates and a high-pitched horn sounds All lavatories are equipped with automatic trash bin extinguishers CORRECT ANSWER: true What emergency equipment is located at each jumpseat CORRECT ANSWER: Flashlight and a lifevest When does FA 1/Purser don his/her crew lifevest in the event of a planned ditching? CORRECT ANSWER: Immediately Which of the following tasks is part of the planned ditching checklist, but not a part of the planned ditching checklist? CORRECT ANSWER: Attach the survival kits to the slide/liferafts How do FAs keep track of time in a planned emergency? CORRECT ANSWER: FA 1 will check his/her watch when prompted to do so by the checklist FAs will set the timer on their tablets FAs will keep an eye on their watches What piece of emergency equipment is not found in the flightdeck? CORRECT ANSWER: First Aid kit How do FAs demonstrate to passengers the location of the lifevests CORRECT ANSWER: Point to the location on the safety card Name the pieces of equipment necessary for the safety demo in step 4 CORRECT ANSWER: Safety Card Lifevest Name the three classes of fires CORRECT ANSWER: Class A, B, and C What should you check when donning the Protective Breathing Equipment (PBE)? CORRECT ANSWER: Hair tucked inside Collar is not caught inside the PBE What is the first step in fighting an oven fire? CORRECT ANSWER: Close the oven door immediately