HIGHLIGHT FAAP REC JT

Which of the following is an example of a symptom rather than a sign in a non-life-threatening condition?

• The victim is pale and clammy.

• You observe the victim’s arm is swollen.

• The victim says, “I feel dizzy.”

• You hear the victim groaning in pain.

Which of the following vital signs are correctly matched to normal values for the listed age group?

• Infant pulse rate: 60–80 beats/min

• Adult breathing rate: 30–40 breaths/min

• Child pulse rate: 80–100 beats/min

• Infant breathing rate: 12–20 breaths/min

Which of the following is the correct way to protect yourself when performing rescue breathing?

• Hold your breath while giving mouth-to-mouth

• Use a resuscitation mask with a one-way valve

• Use a paper towel to cover the passenger's mouth

• Ask another passenger to perform the rescue breathing

What is the first step you should take when a passenger becomes ill or injured onboard?

• Have the passenger lie down immediately

• Inform the Captain right away

• Ask questions to understand the main complaint and medical history

• Offer water or medication

What is the correct action if a passenger is unconscious, not breathing, but still has a pulse?

• Begin chest compressions

• Start oral resuscitation and have another crewmember notify the Captain

• Immediately administer medication

• Give the passenger oxygen and wait for signs of consciousness

What document must be completed by the Purser/FA-1 in the event of a death onboard?

• Cabin Safety Checklist

• Security Incident Report

• Passenger Accident, Illness, Death, Unconsciousness, and Oxygen Report FormOnboard Maintenance LogbookOnboard Maintenance Logbook

• Onboard Maintenance Logbook

If the baby is born in a breech position (bottoms first) or the head is delayed after the shoulders, what should the flight attendant do?

• Keep trying to pull the baby out manually

• Apply oxygen to the baby while still inside

• Stay calm, report the anomaly to the PIC, and reassure the mother

• Shake the baby gently to stimulate movement

What should a flight attendant do during the second stage of labor when the water breaks and delivery is imminent?

• Help the mother stand and walk around to ease the pain

• Have the mother lie on her back, pull her knees upward with her hands, and monitor for crowning

• Immediately give the mother food and water to maintain energy

• Roll the mother on her right side and elevate her legs above head level

What is the correct depth and rate for adult chest compressions during CPR?

• 1 inch deep at 60 compressions per minute

• At least 2 inches deep at about 100–120 compressions per minute

• 3 inches deep at 200 compressions per minute

• 0.5 inch deep at 30 compressions per minute

What is the correct CPR compression-to-breath ratio for children?

• 15 compressions to 1 breath

• 30 compressions to 2 breaths

• 5 compressions to 5 breaths

• 100 compressions to 10 breaths