British Airways (BA) SEP Practice Exam

In the pre-flight check, how is the defibrillator's readiness indicated?

In place, but no light In place, sealed and green light flashes Not in place, red light flashes In place, sealed and red light flashes

Correct Answer:

In place, sealed and green light flashes

Explanation:

The defibrillator is considered ready when it is in its normal location, still sealed to maintain integrity, and the green light is flashing. The seal shows the unit hasn’t been opened, ensuring sterility and freshness, while the green flashing light indicates the device is powered, charged, and ready for use. If the device isn’t in place, isn’t sealed, or shows a red light, it wouldn’t be considered ready and would need attention before flight.

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