PCC FMTB EXAM (updated 2026)
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Graded A+|| UPDATED 2026
PRINCIPLES OF PCC
1. Perform initial lifesaving care
2. Delineate roles and responsibilities
3. Perform comprehensive physical exam/detailed history and create a problem list and
care plan
4. Record and trend vital signs
5. Perform teleconsultation
6. Create a nursing care plan
7. Implement team wake, rest, chow plan
TLAMM
Theater Lead Agent for Medical Material
Primary (resupply)
Supply chain required (air/ship movement) Pro: official form of resupply, large quantities
Con: may be significantly delayed
Secondary (resupply)
Other Role 1, 2, or 3 (BAS, STP, EMF, or ship)
Pro: may be in close proximity
Con: takes resources from other units
Tertiary (resupply)
, Local hospitals, clinics, and stores
Pro: potentially closest and easiest to obtain
Con: concern for quality/compatibility, fraudulent medications
Role 1A.
Carried/point of need (Ruck)
Role 1.B
Mission-specific transportation platform (Truck)
Role 1.C
Mission support site (House)
Role 1.D
Evacuation platform (Plane)
MSMAID
Mechanical ventilation (BVM)
Suction device used for patient care (hand, Impact)
Monitor gathering and assessing vitals (stethoscope, pulse ox)
Airway adjunct used (Igel, cric)
Intravenous access (IV/IO) Drugs, medication used for patient care (Ketamine)
Complications to ventilation
• Ventilating dry/cold air: Evaporative heat loss (hypothermia) and fluid loss
• Respiratory acidosis/alkalosis: pH balance can be skewed based on respiratory rate
• Barotrauma: Occurs when overdistention and increased pressures in the lungs leads
to inflammatory changes and possible rupture of alveolar tissue
Definitive Airway Adjunct
Questions & Answers | Latest Already
Graded A+|| UPDATED 2026
PRINCIPLES OF PCC
1. Perform initial lifesaving care
2. Delineate roles and responsibilities
3. Perform comprehensive physical exam/detailed history and create a problem list and
care plan
4. Record and trend vital signs
5. Perform teleconsultation
6. Create a nursing care plan
7. Implement team wake, rest, chow plan
TLAMM
Theater Lead Agent for Medical Material
Primary (resupply)
Supply chain required (air/ship movement) Pro: official form of resupply, large quantities
Con: may be significantly delayed
Secondary (resupply)
Other Role 1, 2, or 3 (BAS, STP, EMF, or ship)
Pro: may be in close proximity
Con: takes resources from other units
Tertiary (resupply)
, Local hospitals, clinics, and stores
Pro: potentially closest and easiest to obtain
Con: concern for quality/compatibility, fraudulent medications
Role 1A.
Carried/point of need (Ruck)
Role 1.B
Mission-specific transportation platform (Truck)
Role 1.C
Mission support site (House)
Role 1.D
Evacuation platform (Plane)
MSMAID
Mechanical ventilation (BVM)
Suction device used for patient care (hand, Impact)
Monitor gathering and assessing vitals (stethoscope, pulse ox)
Airway adjunct used (Igel, cric)
Intravenous access (IV/IO) Drugs, medication used for patient care (Ketamine)
Complications to ventilation
• Ventilating dry/cold air: Evaporative heat loss (hypothermia) and fluid loss
• Respiratory acidosis/alkalosis: pH balance can be skewed based on respiratory rate
• Barotrauma: Occurs when overdistention and increased pressures in the lungs leads
to inflammatory changes and possible rupture of alveolar tissue
Definitive Airway Adjunct
