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POST FIRST RESPONDER FIRST AID COURSE
COMPLETE PREPARATION GUIDE WITH
TRAUMA CARE AND MEDICAL EMERGENCIES

◉ Which of the following conditions are used to classify victim
treatment priorities at a mass casualty incident?
Answer: 1) Breathing
2) Mental Status
3) Circulation


◉ Which of these is the first step in setting priorities for treatment
of multiple victims?
Answer: Direct those who can, to walk to a safe area


◉ While responding to violent, tactical, or active shooter conditions
you find yourself alone and with a potentially life-threatening injury.
Under these circumstances what should be your priority?
Answer: Self-care


◉ Select the image that represents a proper fore/aft carry.
Answer: The photo with one officer carrying the upper body and the
other carrying the legs

, ◉ In the case of violent, tactical, or active shooter circumstances,
what is the role of law enforcement on a rescue team?
Answer: 1) Treat and move the injured if necessary
2) Assess scene safety
3) Provide security for the responders


◉ In the case of violent, tactical, or active shooter circumstances,
when are rescue teams deployed to assess, triage and treat victims?
Answer: 1) After the threat is neutralized or becomes static
2) After all additional suspects and threats are secured


◉ What is the primary goal of initial responding officers when
dealing with violent, tactical, or active shooter circumstances?
Answer: Neutralize the threat as quickly as possible


◉ Identify the tactical and rescue first aid principles for violent
circumstances in the list below.
Answer: 1) Transport to definitive care
2) Movement to threat vs. casualty care
3) Focus on preventable causes of death
4) Threat mitigation
5) Integration with EMS

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