What should you do if you notice a medical condition on a passenger during flight?

• A. Notify only the Purser and continue service.
• B. Notify the Purser and Captain, assess if medical equipment is needed, and follow medical emergency procedures.
• C. Do nothing unless life-threatening.
• D. Immediately land at the nearest airport.

Answer: (B)

When a medical issue arises on board, act quickly and use the established plan. Notify the Purser and Captain so they can coordinate the crew, connect with any available medical professionals on board, and decide on the next steps. At the same time, assess whether medical equipment is needed and be prepared to use it as part of the emergency response. Follow the medical emergency procedures, which guide you through providing immediate care within your training and arranging for diversion or ground support if required. This approach ensures a coordinated, timely response using the resources available on the aircraft.