CLS/TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care Course) Modules 1-5 Exam.

CLS/TCCC (Tactical Combat Casualty Care Course) Modules 1-5 Exam. 1. How many casu- alties die before reaching a medical treament facility? 90% 2. TC3 Three Goals (1) Treat the casualty (2) Prevent additional casualties (3) Complete the mission 3. Three Levels of Care 4. Care Under Fire (CUF) Definition 5. Tactical Field Care (TFC) Definition 6. Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC) Def- inition 7. First Responder Care (Role 1) 8. Insert Name of Role 2 Here (Role 2) Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care, Tactical Evacuation Care Care rendered by the first responder at the scene of injury while under hostile fire Care rendered by the first responder when no longer under fire. Care rendered once the casualty has been picked up by an aircraft The first medical care that military personnel receive is provided at Role 1 (also referred to as unit level medical care or self-aid, buddy aid, combat lifesaver, and/or medic care). Role of care includes: immediate lifesaving measures and treatment for disease and non-battle injury (DNBI) Field Hospital Level 9. Insert Name of Role 3 Here (Role 3) 10. Insert Name of Role 4 Here (Role 4) 11. Care Under Fire (CUF) Overview 12. Phase 1 Overview (Care Under Fire) 13. MARCH (Used dur- ing life-threaten- ing situation) ** 14. PAWS (Used after life-threatening sit- uation) ** Infirmary Level. Second highest level of care. Highest level of care. Trauma centers (1) Return fire and take cover - Never attempt to rescue a casualty until hostile fire is suppressed (2) Direct casualty to remain engaged, ask them to apply self-aid and move to cover if able (3) Gain fire superiority - move to casualty (1) Apply a Hasty Tourniquet (Oflcial standard is 1 minute; ideal is within 30 seconds) (2) Continue to maintain fire superiority - move the casualty AKA Primary Assessment M - Massive Bleeding A - Airway R - Respiration C - Circulation H - Hypothermia / Head Injuries