68W ALC Phase 3 (Test 1) questions with answers A+
Grade 2026\2027
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC Guidelines?
- correct answer Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
What treatment algorithm do the PCC Guidelines follow?
- correct answer MARC2H3-PAWS-L
What do the letters of the treatment algorithm stand for?
- correct answer Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respirations, Circulation and Communication,
Hyperthermia, Hypothermia, and Head, Pain, Antibiotics, Wounds, Splinting, Logistics
Who maintains the Prolonged Casualty Care Guidelines?
- correct answer Joint Trauma System
Deployed Medicine
POI TCCC AAR Form (2 pages)
- correct answer Filled out as part of the AAR.
Include treatments/who did them.
Includes sustains, comments and improves.
Filled out for real and notional casualties.
TCCC PI Data Form (1 page)
- correct answer Filled out during or after.
, Captures difficulties in treatment; check the boxes, useful for BAS.
Why is the DD 3019 not recommended for use in a Role 1 facility?
- correct answer 5 pages
Not designed for prehospital treatment, there are better products.
Very in-depth and needs proper training.
Focused on nursing/physician-level care in Role II.
Purpose of the DOD Advisor Line
- correct answer Consults from providers outside the area.
Basic Forms for PCC
- correct answer Prolonged Field Care Casualty Card
*not DOD recognized, but preferred for Role 1.
Benefits of the Prolonged Field CCC
- correct answer Provides a more in-depth care analysis.
What is POC testing?
- correct answer Near patient testing, remote testing, satellite testing, rapid diagnostics.
What factors can affect accuracy of lab results?
- correct answer Lack of skills, machine errors, patient medications, a patient's age or gender.
Glucometers
- correct answer Test a patient's glucose level, small electronic device that must be QA/QC regularly.
Urine Dipstick
- correct answer Tests produce results in 30-120 seconds.
Their accuracy is diminished if not read within a certain time window (normally has 6 panels to read).
Grade 2026\2027
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC Guidelines?
- correct answer Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
What treatment algorithm do the PCC Guidelines follow?
- correct answer MARC2H3-PAWS-L
What do the letters of the treatment algorithm stand for?
- correct answer Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respirations, Circulation and Communication,
Hyperthermia, Hypothermia, and Head, Pain, Antibiotics, Wounds, Splinting, Logistics
Who maintains the Prolonged Casualty Care Guidelines?
- correct answer Joint Trauma System
Deployed Medicine
POI TCCC AAR Form (2 pages)
- correct answer Filled out as part of the AAR.
Include treatments/who did them.
Includes sustains, comments and improves.
Filled out for real and notional casualties.
TCCC PI Data Form (1 page)
- correct answer Filled out during or after.
, Captures difficulties in treatment; check the boxes, useful for BAS.
Why is the DD 3019 not recommended for use in a Role 1 facility?
- correct answer 5 pages
Not designed for prehospital treatment, there are better products.
Very in-depth and needs proper training.
Focused on nursing/physician-level care in Role II.
Purpose of the DOD Advisor Line
- correct answer Consults from providers outside the area.
Basic Forms for PCC
- correct answer Prolonged Field Care Casualty Card
*not DOD recognized, but preferred for Role 1.
Benefits of the Prolonged Field CCC
- correct answer Provides a more in-depth care analysis.
What is POC testing?
- correct answer Near patient testing, remote testing, satellite testing, rapid diagnostics.
What factors can affect accuracy of lab results?
- correct answer Lack of skills, machine errors, patient medications, a patient's age or gender.
Glucometers
- correct answer Test a patient's glucose level, small electronic device that must be QA/QC regularly.
Urine Dipstick
- correct answer Tests produce results in 30-120 seconds.
Their accuracy is diminished if not read within a certain time window (normally has 6 panels to read).
