General Emergency Practice Exam

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• What is the recommended method for controlling severe bleeding?
• On a CRJ 700, is the direction of egress off the wings during a water evacuation the same as in a land evacuation?
• During turbulence, if FA(s) are instructed to take their jumpseat(s), what must one FA do?
• What type of injuries do you assess for during a secondary survey?
• What is the significance of using gloves for flight attendants?
• Which type of fire extinguisher should NOT be used on electrical fires?
• What is the leading cause of accidents in emergency situations?
• What are common signs of a compound fracture?
• What is a critical action when dealing with a choking victim?
• During a decompression, what indicates whether oxygen is flowing?
• Where is the LRBL located on the ERJ 175?
• What is the importance of maintaining an open airway during CPR?
• What is the treatment for hypothermia?
• What is the first step you should take when encountering an unconscious person?
• What is the main goal of Crew Resource Management (CRM)?
• What is another name for repeated abdominal thrusts?
• During CPR, if you do not get chest rise after rescue breaths, what should your next step be?
• How often should you review your emergency preparedness plan?
• When should you not use an AED?
• What is the best way to control severe bleeding?
• How should you treat a chemical burn?
• What is the responsibility of Able Bodied Passengers (ABP's) concerning an unconscious flight attendant?
• What should you avoid when treating an open wound?
• What color should the humidity indicator on the PBE be during a preflight check?
• What is a flash fire?
• If a heart attack is suspected, what immediate action should be taken?
• Which type of fire extinguisher is most effective on a fire started with newspapers in an overhead bin?
• What is the policy regarding crew members making statements to the news media about incidents involving SkyWest airlines?
• Which injuries require immediate medical assistance?
• Which type of mask can provide effective rescue breaths during CPR?
• If a choking victim becomes unresponsive, what should you do?
• What should passengers do if oxygen mask panels fail to drop?
• What action is taken in a situation of suspected decompresson?
• Which emergency equipment requires a form to be filled out after it has been used?
• What muscle should you push on during abdominal thrusts?
• What is the primary concern when assessing a choking victim?
• What should you do after confirming the scene is safe and witnessing a coworker collapse?
• What are the "five rights" in medication administration?
• What should you observe when determining if a victim is breathing?
• What does the acronym SAMPLE represent in patient assessment?
• Which vital signs are typically monitored in an emergency situation?
• What is typically the responsibility of a flight attendant during a turbulence event?
• Which of the following are the immediate commands in the event of decompression?
• In the event of an inflight fire, what should a flight attendant do first?
• What should a flight attendant do first when handling an inflight fire?
• What steps should be taken if someone is choking but can still cough forcefully?
• Are crew members required to submit to interrogation by FAA or NTSB investigators without representation?
• When dealing with a burn, what is a common mistake to avoid?
• How should you treat someone who has a suspected concussion?
• Which of the following is NOT a part of the NTSBO?
• What should be checked after extinguishing any onboard fire?
• An unwarranted evacuation is defined as what?
• What is the first action to take when responding to someone experiencing a seizure?
• Can an AED be used on a newborn?
• What is one of the immediate action duties if there is a fire outside the cabin during flight?
• At 40,000 feet, what is the time of useful consciousness?
• Which of the following is essential for effective communication during an emergency?
• If an aircraft engine "torches", what assumption can be made regarding the flight deck?
• What is the primary principle of triage in an emergency?
• What defines an able-bodied person in an evacuation scenario?
• If you come across an unconscious passenger traveling alone, what is the first action you should take?
• How should you position a person in shock?
• Which classification of fire does an electrical fire belong to?
• Which factor is considered when determining if a passenger can assist in an emergency?
• What is the first method used to control bleeding?
• What is the proper response if a two-year-old is choking?
• At what altitude does a 1 minute TUC occur?
• Are flight attendants qualified to administer medications to passengers?
• What is the purpose of the Heimlich maneuver?
• Which of the following is NOT a priority during an emergency evacuation?
• When must an IOR be completed?
• How should chest compressions be performed on a small child aged 1 to 8 years?
• What is the purpose of the PBE in an aircraft?
• What should you do if a victim of an overdose is unconscious but breathing?
• How is expedited deplaning executed?
• Can all emergency exits in an aircraft cabin be opened from both the interior and exterior?
• What is the primary goal during an emergency situation?
• If a victim becomes responsive and is breathing, what should you do?
• What should you do if someone is in shock?
• How do you treat a sprained ankle?
• What is the first aid treatment for a fractured limb?
• What is a common strategy to help maintain order during chaotic situations?
• Why is it important for flight attendants to understand categories of turbulence?
• When elevating a bleeding wound, the injured area should be raised above which part of the body?
• What should you do if you suspect a head, neck, or spinal injury?
• What is a common psychological barrier during emergencies?
• An aircraft that blows a tire and slides into a building is classified as what?
• Which of the following is not a fire classification?
• Which item is not considered part of personal protective equipment (PPE)?
• Where is the LRBL located on the ERJ 175?
• What should you remember as an enemy during an emergency situation?
• What should a flight attendant do first if they witness a passenger collapse?
• What is the TUC at 28,000 feet?
• What is the correct way to perform chest compressions?
• What should you do first when you suspect someone is having a heart attack?
• What is the TUC at 30,000 feet?
• What is the order of operations in the primary survey?
• When oxygen masks drop, what is the first action a flight attendant should take?
• What are common symptoms of a stroke?
• What does a blue humidity indicator on a PBE signify during a preflight check?
• What must passengers do once the supplemental oxygen masks drop?
• At what altitude do oxygen masks automatically deploy on all CRJ aircraft?
• What is the recommended first action when encountering a medical emergency?
• What briefing do flight attendants receive from the flight deck during an emergency?
• What criteria must a passenger meet to sit in the exit row?
• What does TUC stand for in emergency practices?
• If you need to move an unconscious passenger to provide first aid, what should you do?
• What does the acronym CPR stand for?
• What should you do to maintain your reference point during a sudden incident?
• What should a flight attendant do first in the event of a pressure seal leak?
• When should CPR be initiated?
• If a choking victim becomes unresponsive, what is the next step?
• What immediate action should be taken if a person is having difficulty breathing?
• Which of the following is NOT a command during an in-flight emergency?
• What should you do if someone with a known heart condition experiences chest pain?
• What are the primary steps in emergency response?
• In the acronym SPEED, what does the "S" represent?
• How do you recognize heat exhaustion?
• What is a rejected takeoff?
• When is it appropriate to loosen tight clothing in a first aid scenario?
• What should be done to prepare for a natural disaster?
• Which item is essential for during CPR to reduce infection risk?
• What should you do if someone is having a seizure?
• Is it permissible to relocate emergency equipment for a passenger wanting to stow their carry-on bag in that location?
• What is the treatment protocol for a severe allergic reaction?
• What are the signs of anaphylaxis?
• In an emergency situation, what is the best practice when a fire is inside the cabin on the ground?
• When is it wise to wait for sudden and violent motion to stop?
• A water evacuation is also known as?
• What does the acronym AED stand for?
• Upon realizing an unwarranted evacuation, what should the flight attendant shout?
• What should be avoided during an emergency situation with passengers?
• What should the crew do if turbulence occurs?
• At what PSI should the usage of the POB discontinue?
• What is the role of bystanders in an emergency situation?
• How long can victims suffer from hypoxia before brain damage or death occurs?
• Why is documentation important in emergency response?
• If a pregnant adult is choking and acknowledges that she needs your help, what should you do?
• When administering oxygen to a passenger, should you check for oxygen flow before placing the mask on them?
• What is the normal technique for opening the airway during adult CPR?
• What constitutes basic care from bystanders in an emergency?
• How do you assess a person's level of consciousness?
• What does LRBL stand for?
• What is a common response to someone experiencing hyperventilation?
• Can an AED be used on an infant older than 28 days?
• What determines the actions of a flight attendant during turbulence?
• How long does oxygen last in the PBE?
• In CLUE, what does the "C" stand for?
• What type of evacuation requires specific coordination between crew members?
• What should be assessed when performing CPR on an infant?
• During an emergency landing, what should passengers be instructed to do?
• What are the signs of a heart attack?
• What is a common cause of choking in adults?
• What are the key components of a safety plan in an emergency?
• If you suspect someone has a spinal injury, what should you do?
• Do flight attendants verify the medical credentials of volunteer medical personnel?
• How often should you reassess a person in a critical condition?
• What is the significance of rinsing a chemical burn with water for at least 20 minutes?
• True or False: On the CRJ 700, the FWD and AFT flight attendants open different exits during an evacuation.
• The TUC at 22,000 feet is recorded as what duration?
• What is the recommended compression depth for infant CPR?
• What is the primary location of the UPK?
• In what scenarios would you consider a person in respiratory distress?
• Are flight attendants allowed to serve alcohol to passengers who appear intoxicated?
• Which of the following items should be included in an emergency kit?
• Why is it important to avoid removing debris from an open wound?
• When should a tourniquet be applied?
• What must a flight attendant do before abandoning a cabin in an emergency?
• How should a flight attendant respond to a passenger experiencing negative panic during an emergency?
• During hypoglycemia treatment, sugar packets should be mixed with which type of beverage?
• Under what circumstances can consent be assumed for treatment?
• Which is a recommended action during an accident for better survival chances?
• True or False: Flight attendants are qualified to administer medications to passengers.
• Who typically initiates an unwarranted evacuation?
• What is the recommended ratio of compressions to breaths in adult CPR?
• What is the TUC at 25,000 feet?
• What should be done in case of a chemical burn?
• Describe the procedure for using an EpiPen.
• When is it appropriate to use 911 for emergencies?
• What is the correct technique for performing a head-tilt chin-lift maneuver?
• What is the time of useful consciousness (TUC) at 35,000 feet?
• In adult CPR, when should an AED be utilized?
• After a land evacuation, what should a flight attendant do with passengers?
• What is the correct response to ensure safety during a fire outside the cabin?
• Why is it important for crew members to have representation during interrogations?
• What tool should be used to clean up blood in emergency situations?
• What is the first step in responding to an emergency?
• Which of the following is NOT a method of self-protection for flight attendants to reduce infection risk?
• Which injuries would typically require the application of splints?
• What is the primary purpose of a first aid kit?
• How should you respond to a suspected poisoning case?
• How can hypoglycemia be treated effectively?
• In the acronym CLUE, what does the "L" represent?
• What is the primary goal of first aid?
• What is the primary goal of CPR?
• What does the acronym RACE stand for in fire emergencies?
• What is used after extinguishing an H/E battery fire once the device is no longer smoking or burning?
• What is one method to prevent hypothermia during an emergency?
• Do the FWD and AFT flight attendants have different exits during an evacuation on the CRJ 700?
• Which aircraft in the SkyWest fleet is currently equipped with escape slides?
• True or False: During an expedited deplaning, all exits are used.
• Which scenario would most likely require the use of a POB?
• Which of the following is a sign of stroke?
• In the context of cabin pressure, what is critical for flight attendants to manage first?
• What indicates a successful safety protocol during accidents?
• What is a common treatment method for a nosebleed?
• Which type of burn is characterized by red, painful skin and blisters?
• During an onboard emergency fire, what is one of the secondary actions for the flight attendants?