Tccc tier 1 | UPDATED Questions with 100% Verified
Answers
Q1: Which of these is a phase of tactical combat casualty care?
A: Care under fire/threat
Q2: What does tccc stand for
A: Tactical Combat Casualty Care
Q3: You never have to worry about scene safety in a medical
emergency
A: False
Q4: Which of the following phases of care is not included in tccc
A: Basic trauma care
Q5: Why is massive bleeding #1 first aid priority in tccc?
A: It is the most likely reason a casualty will die quickly
Q6: What is tactical evacuation care
A: Transporting a medical casualty to advanced medical care
Q7: Tactical field care is the phase when in depth first aid can be
done safely
A: True
Q8: What does CAT stand for in regards to tccc
A: Combat application tourniquet
Q9: When prioritizing wound treatment, which wound would you
prioritize first
A: Massive hemorrhage
Q10: What is NOT one of the five lifesaving skills
A: Rigid eye shield
Q11: If an explosion occurs on your ship, what should you do first
to begin tccc care
A: Determine if it's safe for you and assist any casualties
, Q12: Which of the following is not indicated during care under
threat/fire
A: Check for airway problems
Q13: Care under fire happens in which type of place
A: A place where it's not safe to stay and assist a casualty
Q14: The first step in care under fire is
A: Scene safety
Q15: Casualties with an altered mental status should have weapons
and equipment taken away immediately
A: True
Q16: A medical casualty that is awake should try to apply their own
tourniquet
A: True
Q17: Sure care under fire, if a medical casualty is not breathing,
what should you do next
A: Move the casualty to safety or cover
Q18: What sign indicates that a tourniquet placed on a bleeding
extremity is effective
A: The bleeding from the wound has stopped
Q19: The four major areas of concern for care under fire include
patient safety, control of any massive bleeding, proper
communication and ...
A: Casualty movement
Q20: What is the purpose of doing a blood sweep
A: Identify life threatening bleeding
Q21: Blood sweeps usually help you identify life threatening
bleeding where
A: Armpits, groin, extremities
Q22: When securing the windlass rod and self adhering band you
place it under the windlass safety strap
A: True
Answers
Q1: Which of these is a phase of tactical combat casualty care?
A: Care under fire/threat
Q2: What does tccc stand for
A: Tactical Combat Casualty Care
Q3: You never have to worry about scene safety in a medical
emergency
A: False
Q4: Which of the following phases of care is not included in tccc
A: Basic trauma care
Q5: Why is massive bleeding #1 first aid priority in tccc?
A: It is the most likely reason a casualty will die quickly
Q6: What is tactical evacuation care
A: Transporting a medical casualty to advanced medical care
Q7: Tactical field care is the phase when in depth first aid can be
done safely
A: True
Q8: What does CAT stand for in regards to tccc
A: Combat application tourniquet
Q9: When prioritizing wound treatment, which wound would you
prioritize first
A: Massive hemorrhage
Q10: What is NOT one of the five lifesaving skills
A: Rigid eye shield
Q11: If an explosion occurs on your ship, what should you do first
to begin tccc care
A: Determine if it's safe for you and assist any casualties
, Q12: Which of the following is not indicated during care under
threat/fire
A: Check for airway problems
Q13: Care under fire happens in which type of place
A: A place where it's not safe to stay and assist a casualty
Q14: The first step in care under fire is
A: Scene safety
Q15: Casualties with an altered mental status should have weapons
and equipment taken away immediately
A: True
Q16: A medical casualty that is awake should try to apply their own
tourniquet
A: True
Q17: Sure care under fire, if a medical casualty is not breathing,
what should you do next
A: Move the casualty to safety or cover
Q18: What sign indicates that a tourniquet placed on a bleeding
extremity is effective
A: The bleeding from the wound has stopped
Q19: The four major areas of concern for care under fire include
patient safety, control of any massive bleeding, proper
communication and ...
A: Casualty movement
Q20: What is the purpose of doing a blood sweep
A: Identify life threatening bleeding
Q21: Blood sweeps usually help you identify life threatening
bleeding where
A: Armpits, groin, extremities
Q22: When securing the windlass rod and self adhering band you
place it under the windlass safety strap
A: True
