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T/F: Prolonged Field Care is intended for use prior to Tactical Combat Casualty Care guidelines
when evacuation to higher level of care is not immediately possible. ✔Correct Answer-False.
PFC is intended to be used after TCCC.

Completion of the prolonged field care AAR will contribute greatly to performance
improvement to develop training, tools, and techniques for improving the care of casualties in
austere environments. AAR stands for ✔Correct Answer-after-action report.

What is the minimum recommendation for documentation during prolonged field care (PFC)?
✔Correct Answer-Minimum: TCCC Care DD1380

What is the most useful tool to recognize important clinical changes in complex casualties such
as decompensation, response to resuscitation, development of complications, effectiveness of
medications, etc.? ✔Correct Answer-pfc flowsheet

When prehospital care transitions to prolonged field care, documentation should transition
from the ______ to the _______. ✔Correct Answer-TCCC card to the PFC flowsheet.

The prolonged field care flowsheet includes what information? ✔Correct Answer-Vital signs•
Fluid input and output
• Medication times, route, dose
• Physical exam findings
• Problem list
• Treatment plan
• Telemedicine call script

7. Tactical combat casualty care (TCCC) or prolonged field care AARs, along with any medical
documentation not completed before patient handoff, should be completed within _______ of
patient handoff and summited to the Joint Trauma System (JTS) . ✔Correct Answer-24 hour

T/F: Using the telemedicine report incorporated in the prolonged field care flowsheet is the best
option to facilitate communication between prehospital providers and telemedicine consultants
✔Correct Answer-true

T/F: The Prolonged Field Care (PFC) provider's job is not done until the receiving team
understands the patient's condition and can begin to manage the patient appropriately.
✔Correct Answer-true

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