CLS TIER TWO TCCC CERTIFICATION BANK
2026 COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Tension Pneumothorax.
Answer: •Air escapes from injured lung- pressure builds up on chest
•Air pressure collapses lung and pushes on heart
•Heart compressed- not able to pump as well
⩥ 2nd intercostal and 4th or 5th.
Answer: Placement for decompression in tension pneumothorax
⩥ Tension pneumothorax.
Answer: SECOND LEADING cause of preventable death on battlefield
after hemorrhage
⩥ (1) Treat the casualty
(2) Prevent additional casualties
(3) Complete mission.
Answer: What are the 3 objectives of TCCC
⩥ CoTCCC.
Answer: Who is in charge of TCCC
,⩥ 67.
Answer: How many successful tourniquets between 2005-2006
⩥ Ketamine.
Answer: What is the "Triple Option" for battlefield analgesia
⩥ Beginning of 2005.
Answer: When did special operations and conventional units increase
the usage of TCCC
⩥ Tactical and environmental factors.
Answer: What two factors have a profound impact on trauma care
rendered on the battlefield
⩥ Up to 24%.
Answer: What percentage of combat deaths today are potentially
preventable
⩥ (1) Care under fire (CUF)
(2) Tactical field care (TFC)
(3) TACEVAC care.
Answer: What are the 3 phases of care in TCCC
, ⩥ •return fire
•move patient
•apply tourniquet.
Answer: Care Under Fire
⩥ Fire Superiority.
Answer: What is the best medicine on the battlefield?
⩥ No.
Answer: Do penetrating head and neck injuries require C-Spine
stabilization?
⩥ When not under hostile fire.
Answer: When is the ONLY time you would apply C-Spine in a tactical
combat setting
⩥ •one person drag with/without line
•two-person drag with/without line
•SEAL team three carry (also called shoulder-belt carry)
•Hawes Carry (also called modified firearms carry or pack strap carry).
Answer: Types of carries for care under fire
2026 COMPLETE SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
⩥ Tension Pneumothorax.
Answer: •Air escapes from injured lung- pressure builds up on chest
•Air pressure collapses lung and pushes on heart
•Heart compressed- not able to pump as well
⩥ 2nd intercostal and 4th or 5th.
Answer: Placement for decompression in tension pneumothorax
⩥ Tension pneumothorax.
Answer: SECOND LEADING cause of preventable death on battlefield
after hemorrhage
⩥ (1) Treat the casualty
(2) Prevent additional casualties
(3) Complete mission.
Answer: What are the 3 objectives of TCCC
⩥ CoTCCC.
Answer: Who is in charge of TCCC
,⩥ 67.
Answer: How many successful tourniquets between 2005-2006
⩥ Ketamine.
Answer: What is the "Triple Option" for battlefield analgesia
⩥ Beginning of 2005.
Answer: When did special operations and conventional units increase
the usage of TCCC
⩥ Tactical and environmental factors.
Answer: What two factors have a profound impact on trauma care
rendered on the battlefield
⩥ Up to 24%.
Answer: What percentage of combat deaths today are potentially
preventable
⩥ (1) Care under fire (CUF)
(2) Tactical field care (TFC)
(3) TACEVAC care.
Answer: What are the 3 phases of care in TCCC
, ⩥ •return fire
•move patient
•apply tourniquet.
Answer: Care Under Fire
⩥ Fire Superiority.
Answer: What is the best medicine on the battlefield?
⩥ No.
Answer: Do penetrating head and neck injuries require C-Spine
stabilization?
⩥ When not under hostile fire.
Answer: When is the ONLY time you would apply C-Spine in a tactical
combat setting
⩥ •one person drag with/without line
•two-person drag with/without line
•SEAL team three carry (also called shoulder-belt carry)
•Hawes Carry (also called modified firearms carry or pack strap carry).
Answer: Types of carries for care under fire
