Ryanair Initial Topic 5 Questions with Accurate Answers 2023

Ryanair Initial Topic 5 Questions with Accurate Answers 2023 Diabetes: The passenger has been given a sugary drink. There is an improvement in their condition. What do you do next? Give another sugary drink; advise to see a doctor What are signs and symptoms for both types of Diabetes? 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? High levels of sugar in the body too low insuline What cause Hypoglycaemia? 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? nill by mouth; give oxygen; promote recovery **What steps would be included in dealing with a choking adult? 1. Encourage casualty to cough. Ask: are you choking? 2. If the casualty cannot cough, give 5 back slaps 3. Check airway 4. give 5 abdominal thrust 5. check airway 6. repeat Unesponsive: begin CPR 100 compressions What is the White FAK used for? Emergency use What is the Green FAK used for? Everyday use What are the PDIs on the FAK? Stowage, quantity, seal is intact What is the correct procedure for disposal of syringes? 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; ete 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? 1.Airway: Remove any dangerous items that may cause an injury; pad the area 2. Breathing: consider casualty position if necessary; Administer oxygen 3. Examine: Remove clothes to cool the child; (do not over cool) Fan the child with a magazine; if shivering occurs, cover eoth a light covering. Time the seizure (fit) What are signs and symptoms of Febrile Convulsion? Fever 38 or more Flushed skin Sweating There may be a rash What is the care of a Partial/Full Thickness burn? 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; 5.Cover burns with dry sterile bandage; 6.Promote recovery How do we care for pax suffering from Superficial Burning? 1.Cool the burn with cold water immediately for at least 10 min; 2.Remove any jewellery or clothes; 3.If pain persists after cooling, use cooling gel; 4.If necessary cover with a burns dressing; 5.Elevate injured area to reduce swelling; 6.Encourage pax to drink water; 7.Promote recovery What should be done if a nose bleed persists beyond 20 minutes and is not normal for the casualty? Promote recovery How do you care for someone with major external bleeding? 1.Put gloves on; 2.Sit the casualty down; 3.Apply direct pressure over the wound; 4.Remove jewellery or tight clothing; 5.Elevate and support to reduce swelling; 6.Apply a dry sterile dressing and bandage firmly; 7.If the bleeding seeps through the dressing, apply another dressing firmly over the top; 8.Advise to see a doctor on arrival What do you do if there is a foreign object in a wound? 1.Do not attempt to remove the foreign object; 2.Apply pressure on either side of the embedded object (gloves); 3.Build up padding around the object until you can bandage over it without pressing down on the foreign object; 4.If it is a big object, bandage around it to secure it in place What do you do after major external bleeding stops? 1.Put a clean bandage on the top of the stained bandages; 2.Treat for shock; 3.Check circulation to the extremities; 4.If the casualty becomes unconscious, check ABCs; 5.If the major bleeding fails to stop after 10 min of direct pressure, apply indirect pressure; 6.Administer Oxygen; 7.Promote recovery How do we care for casualty having a nosebleed? 1.Put on gloves; 2.Sit the casualty down with their head forward; 3. Get the casualty to pinch the soft part of their nose; 4.Encourage the casualty to spit the blood out; 5.Give the casualty tissues and sick bag; 6.Tell the casualty to try not to speak, swallow or cough; 7.After 10 minutes, re-apply the pressure for a further 10 minutes; How do we treat minor external bleeding? 1.Put gloves on; 2.Sit the casualty down; 3.Apply direct pressure over the wound; 4.Remove jewellery or tight clothing; 5.Elevate and support to reduce swelling; 6.Apply a plaster or dry sterile dressing; 7.If the wound is dirty, clean it with running water using sterile wipes before applying a plaster or dry sterile dressing; 8.If there is a risk of infection advise the casualty to see a doctor on arrival; What are the 3 general types of fractures called? Closed complicated Open How should someone be placed if they are suffering from Gastro Intestinal Disturbance? Lie down in the foetal position with their legs brought up to their chest What are signs and symptoms of Gastro Intestinal Disturbance? Pain, Swollen abdomen, nausea and vomiting, shock if pain is severe. How would you deal with a chocking pax? Adult: 1. Encourage casualty to cough. Ask: are you choking? 2.Give 5 backslaps between the shoulder blades; 3.Check airway; 4.Give 5 abdominal thrusts; 5.Check airway; Repeat until item is dislodged. 6 unresponsive: begin CPR 7. for a xhild use less force. Consider administering ixygen once the item becomes dislodged Infant: 1. If an infant can cough, do not hinder his effort. 2. If unable place the infant face down, along your forearm and tight. Supporr the head and give 5 back slaps; 3.Check airway; 4. Turn the baby face up, along your forearm and tight. Support the head and give 5 chest thrusts. 5. Check airway; 6.Repeat until item is dislodged. What is involved in care of someone who feels like fainting? Sit and bend head down between knees What is involved in care of someone who is recovering from fainting? Encourage them to take deep breaths, Oxygen may be given if the casualty still feels unwell