United Airlines First Aid Practice Test

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• Which of the following is a common sign of Anxiety/Panic Attack?
• What is the best practice when handling a suspected fracture to minimize risk while awaiting medical care?
• If signs of anaphylaxis appear on board and an epinephrine auto-injector is available, what is the recommended action?
• Which of the following is a non-cardiac chest pain cause to consider on board?
• In what situation is lying the patient on their side (recovery position) appropriate?
• What are essential infection-control practices during on-board first aid?
• What should you do with a passenger's own prescribed medications on board?
• Which posture is commonly seen during severe breathing effort?
• Which method is recommended for hand hygiene when soap and water are not available?
• How is choking managed differently in an infant (less than one year) during flight?
• What quick check helps identify a potential stroke using the FAST method?
• Which condition is specifically named as a heart-related emergency?
• What should you do if a passenger asks to keep their medicine cold?
• What infection-control steps should a responder take to protect themselves and others on a plane?
• What is the purpose of knowing the location of the Emergency Medical Kit and who can authorize its use?
• How should you handle a simple superficial cut on board?
• How do cabin pressure and dehydration affect first aid management?
• When is an AED to be used during a cardiac arrest?
• Which principle best guides the management of multiple medical emergencies on a flight?
• How should an asthma attack on board be managed if a rescue inhaler is available?
• For an infant choking on a flight, which technique is used first?
• What is the proper handling of a patient who experiences a sudden severe allergic reaction with airway involvement on board?
• Which of the following is listed as a heat-related condition?
• Which symptom includes sudden, severe headache, dizziness or confusion?
• Which symptom involves difficulty talking or being understood?
• In a Foreign Object Check, which action should occur immediately after opening the mouth?
• General bleeding is typically...
• In a single-rescuer scenario, what is the recommended initial action when an adult passenger is unresponsive and not breathing?
• Which symptom is listed as potentially indicating a stroke?
• Diabetic coma is most often associated with which condition?
• In the five-step adult breathing check, which step asks you to position yourself to hear and feel air, and watch for chest rise and fall?
• What action should you take if a passenger is unconscious due to choking?
• Which item is commonly used to create a makeshift sling in first aid kits?
• Which of the following is NOT a described depth of burns?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a symptom of Alcohol and Drug Intoxication?
• When is it appropriate to request a diversion for a medical emergency?
• During an AED event, what should you do between shocks?
• When is it appropriate to use a manual resuscitation device, if available, on board?
• What is the first aid action for a suspected fracture?
• For an unconscious adult 13 years and over who is choking, what is the recommended CPR cycle?
• What is the first step in the on-board primary survey during a medical emergency?
• What factor should responders consider most when deciding to divert due to a medical event?
• What is the key difference between an immediate life threat and other medical issues when deciding to divert?
• If there are no signs of breathing, flight attendants must immediately provide what?
• What is the safest positioning for a conscious person with mild nausea?
• How do you manage an alert adult with a severe airway obstruction?
• What is a key difference in pediatric first aid on a flight compared to adults?
• What is the recommended position for someone who faints and is recovering?
• How should a minor burn be treated on board?
• What is the first step in performing a Foreign Object Check?
• What is the recommended action if a conscious passenger with diabetes shows hypoglycemic symptoms and can swallow?
• What are the five steps to performing a Foreign Object Check?
• What is the purpose of universal precautions in the CARE phase?
• What defines the ABCD approach in initial patient assessment?
• Which condition is related to diving and decompression?
• How is infant choking managed differently than adults on a plane?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a bandage type found in a standard First Aid Kit?
• How long should you check for breathing in an adult?
• What are classic signs of a stroke to prompt urgent action?
• How should you prepare an AED on a plane before delivering a shock?
• In an anaphylactic reaction on board, what should you monitor for and prepare for?
• Which elements should be documented in post-incident reporting to support continuity of care?
• What does HAM stand for in the initial assessment?
• When is a tourniquet appropriate in on-board first aid?
• What are early signs of shock to monitor in a layperson?
• What precautions should crew observe when providing supplemental oxygen to a passenger on board?
• In a conscious infant under 1 year who is choking, what is the recommended sequence of actions?
• How should you manage a child presenting with fever and dehydration on board?
• What is the initial care for minor burns on board?
• Which sign is most suggestive of a fracture rather than a sprain?
• Which of the following is a common sign of hypoxia in a passenger?
• What precautions should you take when assisting a pregnant passenger with a medical emergency?
• Which symptom is listed as a possible sign of stroke related to consciousness?
• After a seizure ends on board, what is the recommended position?
• How might hypoglycemia present in a conscious passenger with diabetes?
• Which of the following actions is recommended when a passenger experiences a seizure on a plane?
• Preparing for a Medical Emergency includes which activities?
• What is the depth of child chest compressions?
• How should you communicate with a passenger's family after a medical event?
• Which sign is a clear indicator of urgent airway obstruction?
• Third-degree burns are characterized by which feature?
• How should you respond to a potential spinal injury in-flight?
• In a conscious adult or child over 1 year who is choking, what is the recommended sequence of actions?
• In response to suspected poisoning or chemical exposure on a plane, what is the recommended action?
• Which combination is recommended to manage heat-related illness on a long flight?
• Which device in the onboard medical kit is commonly used to treat severe allergic reactions?
• In initial burn care on board, which practice should be avoided?
• If an epinephrine auto-injector is used, what should guide its administration?
• Which symptom requires medical evaluation in suspected food poisoning?
• Which step in the five-step check involves looking for movement?
• What should you do if you find a foreign object during a Foreign Object Check?
• Which symptom is listed as a potential sign of stroke?
• What is a basic approach to immobilizing a suspected fracture on board?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with chemical burns?
• During the assessment, you should look for:
• Which combination of symptoms heightens concern for a heart attack on a plane?
• How should you handle medical waste generated during on-board first aid?
• What is the depth of infant chest compressions?
• Which statement best describes a first-degree burn?
• Which symptom refers to loss of bladder or bowel control?
• Which describes vaginal bleeding that requires attention due to being unrelated to normal menstruation?
• Which signs indicate a potential anaphylactic reaction during a flight?
• What is the first step to check if an adult is breathing?
• What is the recommended approach if a choking adult becomes unconscious on board?
• If a medical condition is not life-threatening but requires professional evaluation after landing, what is the recommended approach?
• What is the proper sequence for hand hygiene when soap and water are available in the cabin?
• What does watchful waiting mean in first aid, and when is it appropriate?
• Which action should you avoid when dealing with suspected poisoning after ingestion?
• Under care, if the customer is breathing, which instruction is listed?
• How do you care for a chemical splash to the eye on board?
• Which actions are important when a pregnant passenger is in distress on a flight?
• Which item is essential to record for follow-up, beyond noting symptoms?
• If a choking victim becomes unconscious, what is the recommended next step?
• What is the recommended initial approach to uncontrolled external bleeding on a flight?
• The CPR ratio is the same for adults and infants/children. True or False?
• Which sign suggests a severe airway obstruction requiring urgent action?
• If a passenger is unresponsive and not breathing normally, what key actions should you take first?
• What is the first step in responding to a medical situation aboard the aircraft?
• What is the CPR ratio for both adult and infant/child?
• In a scenario where two passengers require assistance, how should crew prioritize?
• What consent considerations should crew respect before providing first aid?
• Which of the following should be recorded to support timely medical follow-up?
• Which is the recommended action if eye irritation persists after rinsing a chemical splash?
• In suspected heart attack, when is oxygen administration appropriate?
• What is the recommended method for controlling external bleeding?
• Which symptom is described as weakness or paralysis of muscles?
• Which statement best describes the recovery position during a medical emergency?
• After a baby is delivered, what is the best initial step to support the newborn?
• Which sign can indicate hypoxia is developing in a passenger?
• What is the difference between Basic Life Support (BLS) and Advanced Life Support (ALS) in airline emergencies?
• Why is it important to know the location of the Emergency Medical Kit and who can authorize its use?
• Why is it generally advised to offer aspirin to a patient with suspected heart attack on a flight?
• How should you treat a simple superficial cut on board?
• Why is documenting a medical event on a flight important?
• How should you handle a patient with suspected spinal injury when the plane needs to move?
• If a patient cannot tolerate fluids due to vomiting or dehydration, what is an appropriate action?
• Which of the following is considered a life-threatening condition to check for?
• Which term is listed as an alternate name for seizures?
• What is the purpose of coordinating with ground-based medical teams during a flight medical event?
• After assisting a passenger, how should you remove disposable gloves and dispose of them?
• Under what conditions should a diversion be considered during a medical emergency on a flight?
• If an object is in the eye and not easily removable, what should you do?
• For an unresponsive adult passenger not breathing, what is the CPR ratio?
• A passenger who appears confused and sweaty on board may be experiencing hypoglycemia. What is the recommended initial action?
• If there is head bleeding after a fall, what is the initial vital step?
• When should supplemental oxygen be provided on board?
• Which scenario is most consistent with a prompt emergency response for head injury?
• What is the role of an on-board medical professional or physician who assists crew?
• How should you respond to a patient with sudden vision changes or severe headache after head trauma?
• How many types of CPR masks are listed?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a symptom of an Allergic Reaction (Anaphylactic Shock)?
• What information is essential to record after a medical event on a flight?
• What is the purpose of Good Samaritan protections in airline first aid?
• What is the first step in assessing a medical emergency on the aircraft?
• How do you ensure safe handoff to ground medical staff after landing?
• If a chemical splashes into the eye, what is the recommended action?
• Unconscious Child 1 to 12 years old: What is the recommended CPR cycle?
• How might heat-related illness present during a long flight?
• Why is it important to escalate to ground-based medical staff after a flight medical event?
• Which of the following is not among the listed conditions in the material?
• Which steps help reduce infection risk when providing first aid on a plane?
• Which acronym is used to identify stroke signs?
• When is it appropriate to use a tourniquet on an airplane?
• How should a passenger having a seizure on board be managed?
• Which step is part of the AED setup sequence on board?
• Which items are obtained during CARE for a medical emergency?
• Which of the following lists correctly identifies common items in airline medical kits?
• Before and after providing first aid, what hygiene practice is essential?
• Which question is used to determine whether a person is conscious?
• Which cabin environmental factors should responders consider during first aid?
• How should you handle a passenger who faints and regains consciousness?
• Electrical burns commonly involve burns where the current entered and exited the body, such as which locations?
• What is an appropriate initial response to suspected poisoning after ingestion?
• Which report is used specifically after the AED is used?
• Which statement describes a component of Advanced Life Support (ALS) in airline emergencies?
• What is another term used for seizures in the material?
• If bleeding continues after applying direct pressure, what is the recommended next step?
• What is the recommended response to smoke or fire during a medical event on board?
• Which statement best describes the recommended response to a suspected anaphylactic reaction aboard a flight?
• What is a recommended post-incident action after a medical event on a flight?
• What is the recommended approach to potential spinal injuries during a flight?
• How many steps are in the five-step adult breathing check sequence?
• A respiratory arrest is best defined as which of the following?
• What are key signs of shock to monitor on a patient?
• What is the most appropriate first action if a passenger is in active labor and medical help is not immediately available?
• Which action best describes epinephrine use during an on-board allergic reaction with airway involvement?
• Which symptom is less likely to occur during a hypoglycemic episode?
• For pediatric passengers, what should crew do?
• What are the recommended steps for managing a bee sting on board if the passenger is not allergic?
• What is the purpose of wearing gloves during first aid?
• What actions are prioritized for a passenger with suspected heart attack?
• How should crew respond to a passenger with acute asthma symptoms if an inhaler is available?
• Which of the following conditions is a recognized cause of respiratory distress?
• Which option best represents the FAST stroke screening acronym?
• What is a common non-cardiac cause of chest pain that should be considered on board?
• What is the recommended procedure if a choking adult becomes unconscious on board?
• Which step involves maintaining open airway and look, listen, and feel for breathing?
• What is the purpose of a secondary assessment after initial stabilization?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a symptom of Abdominal Pain / Airsickness?
• Which option is not part of the initial care for a bee sting on board for a non-allergic passenger?
• What is the recommended approach to suspected head injury on board?
• What is a safe first aid technique to relieve ear block due to pressure?
• What is a key reason to divert a flight for medical care?
• What does EEMK stand for?
• Why is it important to avoid open flames around oxygen equipment on a plane?
• Under what condition should medical evaluation be sought after a head injury on a flight?
• The air-to-ground phone patch is accessible via which interface?
• Can you give a sick or injured passenger anything to eat or drink without instruction?
• In the initial assessment, which statement best reflects airway management?
• A conscious person with suspected hypoglycemia should be given how much fast-acting sugar?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a symptom of an Anxiety/Panic Attack?
• An electrical burn injury may involve which of the following signs?
• Why is documentation and handoff to ground medical staff critical after a flight medical event?
• What is the recommended action after providing sugar for suspected hypoglycemia?
• What is the risk associated with oxygen equipment around ignition sources on a plane?
• Unconscious Infant less than 1 year: What is the recommended CPR sequence?
• How would you differentiate choking obstruction in an unconscious adult from a conscious one on board?
• Name three common items found in most airline medical kits that aid in first aid?
• What signs suggest hypothermia in a passenger and what immediate steps should you take?
• If no life-threatening conditions exist, what should you do next?
• What information should you capture for post-incident reporting?
• Which option best describes when to divert due to medical needs?
• When deciding whether to transport a patient after a first aid event, which factor is most important?
• After a head injury, which signs should be checked for to determine if medical evaluation is needed?
• Which of the following is a late sign of an asthma attack?
• When you suspect a head, neck, or back injury, what should you avoid doing?
• Where can you locate protective gloves?
• What is the purpose of chest compressions?
• Which description best captures a second-degree burn?
• For an unconscious patient who is breathing, what is the primary reason to place them in the Recovery Position?
• If a person with known diabetes shows signs of insulin shock and can swallow, what is the recommended first aid?
• What does the Recovery Position accomplish for an unconscious patient who is breathing?
• Which signs indicate a potential concussion after head impact?
• What is the role of epinephrine in suspected anaphylaxis on board?
• During potential spinal injury on a plane, what is the recommended practical step to stabilize?
• What is the depth of adult chest compressions?