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Identify the factors that influence combat casualty care 1. Hostile Fire 2. darkness 3. Environmental extremes 4. different types of wounds 5. limited equipment 6. Need for tactical maneuver 7. Long delays to hospital care 8. different self aid/buddy aid training and experience Identify the battlefield objectives of tactical combat casualty care 1. Treat the casualty 2. prevent additional casualties 3. complete the mission Identify the phases of tactical combat casualty care 1. Care under fire 2. Tactical field care 3. tactical evacuation care Determine the role of fire supremacy in the prevention of combat trauma The best medicine of the battlefield is fire superiority. The first step should always be RTR. Casualty should remain engaged as a combatant and provide self-aid if possible. Try to keep casualty from sustaining additional wounds. Drag where one marine is exposed to hostile fire One-Person Drag with/without line Drag that is typically faster than the one-person drag Two-Person Drag without Line Two-Person Drag with Line An advantage of this drag is suppressive fire may still continue and the casualty is transported quicker. Seal Team Three 3 Carry slower than dragging, difficult in kit, less painful for casualty, easier for terrains where drags are not ideal. Hawes Carry Requires one rescuer, alternative for situation where drag is not suitable, presents high profile, difficult with kit, weight differences may make this drag challenging for the rescuer Im what situations is stopping the bleeding not the first priority? The casualty must first be removed from the source of injury. For instance, stopping a burn. List the situations where bleeding life-threatening Steady bleeding from wound, pool of blood forming, clothing layers/bandages become soaked with blood, traumatic amputation, casualty is in shock (unconscious, confused, pale.) How long does it take to bleed to death? As little as 3 minutes. Where should you apply a tourniquet if you are uncertain of the major bleeding site such as on a night operation or multiple wounds are present. High and tight


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