HCB TCCC Test Latest Update.
1. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and TCCC is used by who?
Coast Guard
2. The Committee on Tactical Combat Who is the only one who can
Casualty Care make changes to the TCCC
standard?
3. A tourniquet What is the only intervention to
be placed on the "X"?
4. Immediately after you have completed How often do you reassess
moving them inter- ventions in relation to
moving a PT?
5. 1 gram fused with 100 milliliters of normal saline How is Tranexamic Acid
(TXA) ad-
over 10 minutes (with a maximum of two ministered?
doses to safely administer to the PT)
6. 500 milliliters bolus (max dose 1000 mL) How is Hetastarch (Hextend) ad-
ministered?
7. Increases blood volume (not oxygen levels) What is the main function
of med-
ications like Hextend and
RIngers Lactate?
8. 400-800 micrograms in the form of a 20 mg
lozenge to be placed between the cheek (slow
and gum and taped to the PT's finger IV or
(max: 1600 mcg/d) IO)
q20
9. 50 mg (IM or IN) q30 minut
minutes or
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es (max: 100 mg) How is Fentanyl (actiq) adminis-
tered?
How is Ketamine (ketalar)
adminis- tered?
10. a 400 mg tablet or via IV How is Moxifloxacin (Avelox)
ad- ministered?
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11. Mental status: confused/ Indications that the PT has lost
lethargic Radial Pulse: weak 2000 cc's of blood
HR: 120+ (decompensat- ed)
SBP: decreased
RR: >35
Will the PT die?: maybe
12. The PT has a TBI and you should treat for shock If the PT has an absent
radial pulse
what does that indicate and how
should it be treated?
13. The oxygen saturation reading What does high ambiente
light af- fect negatively?
14. Sit them up if that makes breathing If the PT has burns covering
easier and monitor the respirations the face, but is still breathing,
aggressively what steps are taken to protect
the air- way?
15. True True or false: It is okay to
remove
hemostatic dressings (i.e.
combat gauze) and replace
them if they become blood
soaked and are no longer
seeming to adequately
function?
16. 2nd intercostal space at the What are the two acceptable
midclavicular line 4th or 5th intercostal loca- tions for needle
space at the ANTERIOR axillary line decompression?
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1. Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and TCCC is used by who?
Coast Guard
2. The Committee on Tactical Combat Who is the only one who can
Casualty Care make changes to the TCCC
standard?
3. A tourniquet What is the only intervention to
be placed on the "X"?
4. Immediately after you have completed How often do you reassess
moving them inter- ventions in relation to
moving a PT?
5. 1 gram fused with 100 milliliters of normal saline How is Tranexamic Acid
(TXA) ad-
over 10 minutes (with a maximum of two ministered?
doses to safely administer to the PT)
6. 500 milliliters bolus (max dose 1000 mL) How is Hetastarch (Hextend) ad-
ministered?
7. Increases blood volume (not oxygen levels) What is the main function
of med-
ications like Hextend and
RIngers Lactate?
8. 400-800 micrograms in the form of a 20 mg
lozenge to be placed between the cheek (slow
and gum and taped to the PT's finger IV or
(max: 1600 mcg/d) IO)
q20
9. 50 mg (IM or IN) q30 minut
minutes or
1/
23
, HCB TCCC Test Latest Update.
es (max: 100 mg) How is Fentanyl (actiq) adminis-
tered?
How is Ketamine (ketalar)
adminis- tered?
10. a 400 mg tablet or via IV How is Moxifloxacin (Avelox)
ad- ministered?
2/
23
, HCB TCCC Test Latest Update.
11. Mental status: confused/ Indications that the PT has lost
lethargic Radial Pulse: weak 2000 cc's of blood
HR: 120+ (decompensat- ed)
SBP: decreased
RR: >35
Will the PT die?: maybe
12. The PT has a TBI and you should treat for shock If the PT has an absent
radial pulse
what does that indicate and how
should it be treated?
13. The oxygen saturation reading What does high ambiente
light af- fect negatively?
14. Sit them up if that makes breathing If the PT has burns covering
easier and monitor the respirations the face, but is still breathing,
aggressively what steps are taken to protect
the air- way?
15. True True or false: It is okay to
remove
hemostatic dressings (i.e.
combat gauze) and replace
them if they become blood
soaked and are no longer
seeming to adequately
function?
16. 2nd intercostal space at the What are the two acceptable
midclavicular line 4th or 5th intercostal loca- tions for needle
space at the ANTERIOR axillary line decompression?
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23
