TCCC Pre-Test exam 2023 with 100% correct answers

What is the most common cause of preventable death on the battlefield? Junctional hemorrhage In which phase of TCCC are you able to bring additional outside medical assets to bear? TACEVAC The ideal management of a casualty in a combat setting is the same as for an identical injury in a civilian facility. (True or False) False Under TCCC guidelines, what is the hemostatic agent of choice? Combat gauze How should a tourniquet be tightened? Twist until the bleeding is controlled What does CRoC stand for? Combat Ready Clamp Which of the following personnel has the authority to remove a tourniquet? - Corpsman - Special Operations Medics Which of the following has the greatest need for CASEVAC? A Marine who was shot in the abdomen with an absent radial pulse Which of the following is not a part of the Nine - Line CASEVAC request? Blood type of casualties to be collected MEDEVAC flights are _______________ assets and are marked with a ____________________. - Dedicated - Red Cross How does TXA help a hemorrhaging patient? Prevents clots from being broken down by the body Your patient has received multiple gunshot wounds to the chest as well as a light forearm fracture and several broken ribs. You determine after stabilizing the patient that he/she is able to take fluids by mouth. After several minutes your squad begins receiving enemy fire. What is your next course of action? Suppress enemy fire While conducting patrol on a ridge line, a Marine in your squad is hit by mortar fire from an unknown location. The enemy continues to hit your position. You find cover that can shield you but you notice the Marine's leg begins to bleed profusely. The injured Marine is exposed in the open 150 meters away. What should your next course of action be? Direct the Marine to place a tourniquet on his injury and make his way towards cover