Final Test: pre-inter

Read the text and answer the questions below:

"Emergency Procedures Onboard an Aircraft"

Flight attendants are trained to handle a variety of emergency situations. In case of a fire, they must use a fire extinguisher by pulling the pin, aiming the nozzle at the base of the fire, and squeezing the handle. During medical emergencies such as a seizure or cardiac arrest, flight attendants provide first aid, perform CPR, and use an AED if needed. When there is turbulence, they must ensure that passengers fasten their seatbelts and remain seated.

In cases of decompression, oxygen masks automatically drop. Passengers must place the mask over their nose and mouth, tighten the straps, and breathe normally. Flight attendants must stay calm, reassure passengers, and give clear instructions. After emergencies, they complete reports and support passengers emotionally

What is the first step when using a fire extinguisher?

• Aim the nozzle

• Squeeze the handle

• Pull the pin

• Shake the extinguisher

Read the text and answer the questions below:

"Emergency Procedures Onboard an Aircraft"

Flight attendants are trained to handle a variety of emergency situations. In case of a fire, they must use a fire extinguisher by pulling the pin, aiming the nozzle at the base of the fire, and squeezing the handle. During medical emergencies such as a seizure or cardiac arrest, flight attendants provide first aid, perform CPR, and use an AED if needed. When there is turbulence, they must ensure that passengers fasten their seatbelts and remain seated.

In cases of decompression, oxygen masks automatically drop. Passengers must place the mask over their nose and mouth, tighten the straps, and breathe normally. Flight attendants must stay calm, reassure passengers, and give clear instructions. After emergencies, they complete reports and support passengers emotionally

What does AED stand for?

• Air Emergency Device

• Automated External Defibrillator

• Aircraft Emergency Detector

• Air Evacuation Device

Read the text and answer the questions below:

"Emergency Procedures Onboard an Aircraft"

Flight attendants are trained to handle a variety of emergency situations. In case of a fire, they must use a fire extinguisher by pulling the pin, aiming the nozzle at the base of the fire, and squeezing the handle. During medical emergencies such as a seizure or cardiac arrest, flight attendants provide first aid, perform CPR, and use an AED if needed. When there is turbulence, they must ensure that passengers fasten their seatbelts and remain seated.

In cases of decompression, oxygen masks automatically drop. Passengers must place the mask over their nose and mouth, tighten the straps, and breathe normally. Flight attendants must stay calm, reassure passengers, and give clear instructions. After emergencies, they complete reports and support passengers emotionally

What should passengers do during turbulence?

• Use the oxygen mask

• Evacuate the aircraft

• Remain seated and fasten seatbelts

• Call for help

Read the text and answer the questions below:

"Emergency Procedures Onboard an Aircraft"

Flight attendants are trained to handle a variety of emergency situations. In case of a fire, they must use a fire extinguisher by pulling the pin, aiming the nozzle at the base of the fire, and squeezing the handle. During medical emergencies such as a seizure or cardiac arrest, flight attendants provide first aid, perform CPR, and use an AED if needed. When there is turbulence, they must ensure that passengers fasten their seatbelts and remain seated.

In cases of decompression, oxygen masks automatically drop. Passengers must place the mask over their nose and mouth, tighten the straps, and breathe normally. Flight attendants must stay calm, reassure passengers, and give clear instructions. After emergencies, they complete reports and support passengers emotionally

What do flight attendants do after an emergency?

• Sleep

• Avoid reports

• Complete reports and support passengers

• Leave immediately

Read the text and answer the questions below:

"Emergency Procedures Onboard an Aircraft"

Flight attendants are trained to handle a variety of emergency situations. In case of a fire, they must use a fire extinguisher by pulling the pin, aiming the nozzle at the base of the fire, and squeezing the handle. During medical emergencies such as a seizure or cardiac arrest, flight attendants provide first aid, perform CPR, and use an AED if needed. When there is turbulence, they must ensure that passengers fasten their seatbelts and remain seated.

In cases of decompression, oxygen masks automatically drop. Passengers must place the mask over their nose and mouth, tighten the straps, and breathe normally. Flight attendants must stay calm, reassure passengers, and give clear instructions. After emergencies, they complete reports and support passengers emotionally

In decompression, what instruction is given?

• Open the exits

• Breathe through your mouth only

• Place the mask and tighten the straps

• Call the captain

• Write full answers to these questions. Use complete sentences. (2 points)

  What steps should you follow when handling a medical emergency onboard?

• Write full answers to these questions. Use complete sentences. (2 points)

  6. How should you respond to an unruly passenger?

• Write full answers to these questions. Use complete sentences. (2 points)

  6. What do you check after landing in post-flight equipment checks?

• Write full answers to these questions. Use complete sentences. (2 points)

  6. How do you manage stress as a flight attendant?

• Write full answers to these questions. Use complete sentences. (2 points)

  6. How do you assist a passenger having an allergic reaction?