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Medical Emergency Quiz

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first action you should take when a passenger reports chest pain and shortness of breath?

a)

Give them aspirin

b)

Assess vital signs and level of consciousness

c)

Call for ground medical support

d)

Administer oxygen

2.

In case of anaphylactic shock, what are the TWO most critical immediate actions?

a)

Administer EpiPen and call for medical support

b)

Give water and lay the passenger flat

c)

Apply cold compress and monitor breathing

d)

Elevate legs and give antihistamine

3.

During a Epileptic seizure, what should you NOT do?

a)

Time the seizure

b)

Protect the person from injury

c)

Put something in their mouth

d)

Clear the surrounding area

4.

What is the correct ratio of chest compression for adult CPR?

a)

15

b)

30

c)

20

d)

10

5.

Which symptom is NOT typically associated with DVT?

a)

Leg pain

b)

Swelling in one leg

c)

Nose bleed

d)

Leading to body pain

6.

For eye contamination, how long should you continuously flush the eye with sterile saline?

a)

5 minutes

b)

10 minutes

c)

15 minutes

d)

20 minutes

7.

What is the first step in treating suspected heat stroke? Choose two

a)

Give cold drinks

b)

Move to a cool area

c)

Apply ice packs

d)

Take temperature

8.

During a diabetic emergency, what are the two conditions? Choose two

a)

Hyperglycemia- High blood sugar

b)

Hypoxia

c)

Chest compression

d)

Hypoglycemia - Low blood sugar

9.

What is the correct position for a fainting passenger?

a)

Sitting upright

b)

Lying flat with legs elevated

c)

Ignore them

d)

Walking around

10.

For ear pain during flight, which is the best initial action?

a)

Administer pain medication

b)

Encourage Valsalva maneuver (pinch nose and equalise the pressure)

c)

Apply pressure to ears

d)

Ignore it until landing

11.

What is the first sign of hypoxia often observed in a passenger? Choose two

a)

Blue lips

b)

Changes in behaviour - looking anxious

c)

Rapid breathing

d)

Chest pain

12.

In case of hyperventilation, what is the recommended first response?

a)

Encourage use of toilet

b)

Calm & Reassure

c)

Ask for Epipen

d)

Call for diversion

13.

What is the DRABC acronym commonly used for (what medical condition) ?

a)

Heart attack

b)

Stroke

c)

Seizure

d)

Allergic reaction

14.

For burns, what is the first response?

a)

Apply burn gel

b)

Cool the area by running it under water

c)

Cover with bandage

d)

Give pain relief

15.

What is the correct action for mild air sickness?

a)

Offer them magazine to distract their mind

b)

Offer water and reassurance

c)

Make them walk around

d)

Lay them flat

16.

For a sprained ankle, what does RICE stand for?

a)

Rest, Ice, Compression, Elevation

b)

Rest, Immobilize, Cool, Evacuate

c)

Reduce, Ice, Comfort, Evaluate

d)

Rest, Inspect, Compress, Exercise

17.

For an asthma attack, what is the first response?

a)

Leave the pax alone

b)

Sit upright and assist with Inhaler (if available)

c)

Offer a fizzy drink

d)

Call captain for immediate landing

18.

What documentation must be completed after any medical incident?

a)

Aircraft technical log only

b)

Passenger manifest note only

c)

Medical incident report form

d)

Captain's log only

19.

What is the first step in treating a nosebleed?

a)

Lean the head back

b)

Pinch the nose and lean forward

c)

Apply ice to the forehead

d)

Blow the nose forcefully

20.

What is the recommended action for a passenger experiencing motion sickness?

a)

Ask them to close their eyes and sleep

b)

Have them focus on a fixed point

c)

Offer them a carbonated drink

d)

Encourage them to read a book