ARMY FIRST AID 2025
ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
QUESTION 1
You are learning to throw a hand grenade. You've practiced with inert ordinance
and it's time to try the real thing! A fellow recruit gets off a bad lob and the
grenade doesn't travel as far as it should. You hear him yell, "Help! Help!" What
do you do next? - ANSWERS-Be sure there are no more grenades being thrown
and move cautiously toward the injured private.
QUESTION 2
Steps of First Aid - ANSWERS-1. Establish security of the site
2. Form a general impression of the casualty
3.
4. Check for responsiveness
5. Position the casualty
6. Check for life-threatening injuries
QUESTION 3
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, ARMY FIRST AID 2025
AFVP - ANSWERS-Alert
Responds to voice
Responds to pain
Unresponsive
QUESTION 4
You are doing a 4-mile platoon run at BCT, with your rucksack, in the summer
heat. PVT Reed is next to you. When you last looked, he was sweating bullets. All
of a sudden, he keels over. What should you do? - ANSWERS-Is he still alert? Tap
him and ask, "PVT Reed, are you OK?"
QUESTION 5
When you gently shake PVT Reed, the heat casualty, he doesn't answer you and
his eyes are still shut. You rub his breastbone briskly with a knuckle and he moves
a little. What responsiveness category do you assign him? - ANSWERS-P
QUESTION 6
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ANSWER ALL QUESTIONS IN THIS SECTION
QUESTION 1
You are learning to throw a hand grenade. You've practiced with inert ordinance
and it's time to try the real thing! A fellow recruit gets off a bad lob and the
grenade doesn't travel as far as it should. You hear him yell, "Help! Help!" What
do you do next? - ANSWERS-Be sure there are no more grenades being thrown
and move cautiously toward the injured private.
QUESTION 2
Steps of First Aid - ANSWERS-1. Establish security of the site
2. Form a general impression of the casualty
3.
4. Check for responsiveness
5. Position the casualty
6. Check for life-threatening injuries
QUESTION 3
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, ARMY FIRST AID 2025
AFVP - ANSWERS-Alert
Responds to voice
Responds to pain
Unresponsive
QUESTION 4
You are doing a 4-mile platoon run at BCT, with your rucksack, in the summer
heat. PVT Reed is next to you. When you last looked, he was sweating bullets. All
of a sudden, he keels over. What should you do? - ANSWERS-Is he still alert? Tap
him and ask, "PVT Reed, are you OK?"
QUESTION 5
When you gently shake PVT Reed, the heat casualty, he doesn't answer you and
his eyes are still shut. You rub his breastbone briskly with a knuckle and he moves
a little. What responsiveness category do you assign him? - ANSWERS-P
QUESTION 6
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