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Here are guidelines before the flight. Do not transfer a critically ill or unstable patient in an aircraft. Do not get involved in any activity that will lead to a medico-legal case or harms. Be prepared in case a new medical emergency arises in flight. If a patient had a fracture that has been fixed and vitals are normal for more than 48 hours after fixing the fracture, he or she is not a critically ill or unstable patient. There are various similar scenarios. Here are guidelines while in flight. If there is a medical emergency in flight and the patient needs emergency diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment, where should the patient be located in flight? What medical equipment should be in flight? Who should diagnose and treat a medical emergency in flight? Most aircraft do not have space or location reserved for a medical doctor and patient in case a crew member or passenger becomes ill or incapacitated. For long routes such as trans-Atlantic flights, a third pilot is aboard to permit the captain or first officer to take rest breaks. If a pilot dies during the flight, another pilot can take over. The aircraft is on cruise control. They take rest breaks. If there are three pilots on a long route flight and all three die or are killed, what will happen? 1. The aircraft is in cruise control and will continue. 2. The aircraft will crash. 3. Air Traffic Control Center will make safe landing. 4. Other If you have a case report or reports, forward all the facts. How many pilots and flight crew members have died in flight worldwide from January 1, 2005, to January 1, 2011, not due to an air crash? How many people died in flight worldwide from January 1, 2005, to January 1, 2011, not due to an air crash? How old were the persons who died in flight not due to an air crash from January 1, 2005, to January 1, 2011, not due to air crash? What was the day, date, type of flight, and number of passengers? Did any other flight crew or passengers die in the same flight? What was the diagnosis and cause of death? Could this have been prevented? How? If there is a medical emergency, who should be notified about the medical emergency in flight? |