68W10 Fieldcraft 3 (Combat Medic
Resilience Training)
What is the impact of recurrent concussion? - ANSCan cause serious medical issues or death.
What is soldier's heart? - ANSPhysiological signs, increased heart rate, chest pains and a sense
of doom.
What is shell shock? - ANSConcussive or vacuum effects of exploding artillery shells and trench
warfare.
What is PTSD? - ANSPTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder) is a psychiatric disorder that can
occur following the experience of witnessing of a life-threatening events such as military
combat, natural disasters, terrorist incidents, serious accidents, or physical or sexual assault in
adulthood or childhood.
(True or False): During deployment all warriors experience change? - ANSTrue, during
deployment all warriors experience change.
What are some triggers to serious problems? - ANSAnger problems, sleep problems, alcohol or
substance abuse and relationship problems.
What is the key to preventing psychological trauma from further developing into a physical
disorder? - ANSAsking for help.
Which warriors are most likely to develop behavioral health problems following a combat or
high-risk deployment? - ANSReturning warriors.
What physical disorder must be ruled-out with a warrior demonstrating behavioral changes? -
ANSPost-traumatic Stress Disorder.
When are red flags to intervene? - ANSBehaviors/reactions that impair the performance or
jeopardize training, persistent problems with sleep, reckless or dangerous behaviors, Drinking
too much alcohol, misusing substances, severe guilt or hopelessness, withdrawals from
buddies, friends or family, rage, threatening statements and talking/joking about not wanting to
be alive.
What does the mnemonic TAIL stand for? - ANST: Tell them you're concerned, A: All are
impaired by deployment, I: Insist that they talk with someone, and L: Look for ways to help.
Resilience Training)
What is the impact of recurrent concussion? - ANSCan cause serious medical issues or death.
What is soldier's heart? - ANSPhysiological signs, increased heart rate, chest pains and a sense
of doom.
What is shell shock? - ANSConcussive or vacuum effects of exploding artillery shells and trench
warfare.
What is PTSD? - ANSPTSD (Post-traumatic Stress Disorder) is a psychiatric disorder that can
occur following the experience of witnessing of a life-threatening events such as military
combat, natural disasters, terrorist incidents, serious accidents, or physical or sexual assault in
adulthood or childhood.
(True or False): During deployment all warriors experience change? - ANSTrue, during
deployment all warriors experience change.
What are some triggers to serious problems? - ANSAnger problems, sleep problems, alcohol or
substance abuse and relationship problems.
What is the key to preventing psychological trauma from further developing into a physical
disorder? - ANSAsking for help.
Which warriors are most likely to develop behavioral health problems following a combat or
high-risk deployment? - ANSReturning warriors.
What physical disorder must be ruled-out with a warrior demonstrating behavioral changes? -
ANSPost-traumatic Stress Disorder.
When are red flags to intervene? - ANSBehaviors/reactions that impair the performance or
jeopardize training, persistent problems with sleep, reckless or dangerous behaviors, Drinking
too much alcohol, misusing substances, severe guilt or hopelessness, withdrawals from
buddies, friends or family, rage, threatening statements and talking/joking about not wanting to
be alive.
What does the mnemonic TAIL stand for? - ANST: Tell them you're concerned, A: All are
impaired by deployment, I: Insist that they talk with someone, and L: Look for ways to help.
