Tc 4-02.1 Top Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, graded A+

Tc 4-02.1 Top Questions and answers, 100% Accurate, graded A+ What Army reference covers First Aid?--TC 4–02.1 How can a thorough understanding of the fundamentals of first aid save a life, prevent permanent disability, or reduce long periods of hospitalization?--By know what to do, what not to do and when to do it What actions must be taken when a nonmedical Soldier encounters an unconscious or injured Soldier?--–Must quickly and accurately evaluate the situation and the casualty –Should ask if trained medical personnel are available –To prevent further injury to the casualty, there should be no interruptions once first aid has begun What is CASUALTY EVACUATION?--Nonmedical units use this to refer to the movement of casualties aboard nonmedical vehicles Who are COMBAT LIFESAVERS?--Combat lifesavers provide enhanced first aid for injuries Who are COMBAT MEDICS?--the first individuals in the medical chain that makes medical decisions based on their medical MOS training What is EMERGENCY MEDICAL TREATMENT?--immediate application of medical care to the wounded, injured, or sick by specially trained medical personnel What is ENHANCED FIRST AID?--It includes measures, which require an additional level of training above self–aid and buddy aid What is FIRST AID (SELF–AID AND BUDDY AID)?--Is aid given when medical personnel is not immediately available What is TC3?--Tactical combat casualty care Tactical combat casualty care is divided into the following three stages:--–care under fire –tactical field care –Tactical evacuation What determination is imperative that will dictate the methods to be used to control the bleeding when evaluating a casualty?--Is bleeding life threatening or not What are the three methods of controlling external bleeding? --–direct pressure –pressure dressing –tourniquet