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68W ALC PHASE 3 (TEST 1) *** QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | VERIFIED AND WELL DETAILED
ANSWERS |DOWNLOAD AND PASS | LATEST
EXAM UPDATE 2026/2027
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC
Guidelines?
❖Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
❖Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
❖Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
❖TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
Preferred Donor Best to Worst
❖Donors who have been prescreened within the last
90 days with the full panel of FDA licensed donor
infectious diseases tests and found to be negative for
all tests.
❖Donors who have been prescreened between 90 days
and 365 days with the full panel of FDA licensed
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donor infectious disease tests and found to be
negative for all tests.
❖Donors who report being repeat blood donors in the
past and have not been deferred for transfusion
transmitted disease.
❖Donors who have not been prescreened with FDA
licensed tests, nor have been blood donors in the
past.
Whole Blood Transfusion Checklist
❖Form 151
❖Must be completed for each unit transfused post
event.
Burn Terminology
❖1st Degree Burn: Minor tissue damage to epidermis
layer only.
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❖2nd Degree Burn: Involves damage to epidermis and
into a variable depth the dermis but the underlying
tissue.
❖3rd Degree Burn: Dry, pearly white or waxy
appearance
❖Blanching: Becomes white or pale in appearance
when pressure is applied.
❖Epidermis: The body's first line of defense.
❖Dermis: Tough and highly elastic layer of connective
tissue.
❖Electrical Burn: An alternating current can lead to
ventricular fibrillation.
❖Thermal Burn: Trauma by heat energy transmitted to
the person.
❖Eschar: Burnt skin that is dead.
❖Foley Catheter: A tube inserted into the bladder to
measure urine output.
What treatment algorithm do the PCC Guidelines follow?
❖MARC2H3-PAWS-L
68W ALC PHASE 3 (TEST 1) *** QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS | VERIFIED AND WELL DETAILED
ANSWERS |DOWNLOAD AND PASS | LATEST
EXAM UPDATE 2026/2027
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC
Guidelines?
❖Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
❖Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
❖Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
❖TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
Preferred Donor Best to Worst
❖Donors who have been prescreened within the last
90 days with the full panel of FDA licensed donor
infectious diseases tests and found to be negative for
all tests.
❖Donors who have been prescreened between 90 days
and 365 days with the full panel of FDA licensed
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donor infectious disease tests and found to be
negative for all tests.
❖Donors who report being repeat blood donors in the
past and have not been deferred for transfusion
transmitted disease.
❖Donors who have not been prescreened with FDA
licensed tests, nor have been blood donors in the
past.
Whole Blood Transfusion Checklist
❖Form 151
❖Must be completed for each unit transfused post
event.
Burn Terminology
❖1st Degree Burn: Minor tissue damage to epidermis
layer only.
, Page 3 of 30
❖2nd Degree Burn: Involves damage to epidermis and
into a variable depth the dermis but the underlying
tissue.
❖3rd Degree Burn: Dry, pearly white or waxy
appearance
❖Blanching: Becomes white or pale in appearance
when pressure is applied.
❖Epidermis: The body's first line of defense.
❖Dermis: Tough and highly elastic layer of connective
tissue.
❖Electrical Burn: An alternating current can lead to
ventricular fibrillation.
❖Thermal Burn: Trauma by heat energy transmitted to
the person.
❖Eschar: Burnt skin that is dead.
❖Foley Catheter: A tube inserted into the bladder to
measure urine output.
What treatment algorithm do the PCC Guidelines follow?
❖MARC2H3-PAWS-L
