TCCC exam 2023 with 100% correct answers

Three objectives of tactical combat casualty care treat the casualty care prevent additional casualties complete the mission committee of CoTCCC 42 members from all services 100 percent deployed as of 2017 Three phases of care in TCCC care under fire tactical field care TACEVAC care up to how many deaths are preventable in combat? 24% CUF guidelines Return fire and take cover stop life threatening bleeding and hemorrhages ( tourniquets) Airway management is generally best deferred until _______ stage Tactical field care phase Care under fire the best medicine on the battlefield is _______ Fire superiority if you must move a casualty you should consider the following Location of nearest cover how best to move him to cover the risk of the rescuers weight of casualty and rescuer distance to be covered use of suppression first and smoke to best advantage recover casualty weapons if possible Penetrating head and spine with no c spine Gun shot wounds shrapnel in penetrating trauma the spinal cord is either already compromised or is in relatively less danger than with blunt trauma. Neck or spine with c spine blunt force trauma falls, fast roping injuries, motor vechicle accident, may require C-spine stabilization types of carries for CUF one person with or without line two person drag with or without line SEAL team three carry Hawes carry ( modified fireman carry) TXA be given 3 hours Tension pneumothorax needle and gauge needle 3.25 and 14 gauge