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Combat Medic 68W FIELDCRAFT 1 2025 — Study
Guide, Training Manual & Skill Development
Prepare for Combat Medic 68W FIELDCRAFT 1 2025 with a complete study guide, training
manual, and skill-building exercises. Master essential combat medicine techniques, fieldcraft
skills, tactical casualty care, patient assessment, first aid, and survival strategies to excel as
a 68W combat medic and advance your military medical career.
• Combat Medic 68W FIELDCRAFT 1 2025
• 68W combat medic training guide
• FIELDCRAFT 1 study manual
• Tactical combat casualty care 68W
Components of blood - ANSWER-plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets
Body temperature at which casualty is considered hypothermic - ANSWER-95 degrees or less
Body temperature at which blood factors start to become ineffective - ANSWER-93 degrees or less
When the body suffers from shock and lactic acid builds up as a result - ANSWER-acidosis
When too much intravenous crystalloid fluid such as saline or lactated ringers has been given - ANSWER-
hemodillution
How long aspirin can inhibited clotting - ANSWER-5-10 days
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How does acidosis affect clotting? - ANSWER-Decreases the pH of the blood
At what point should the Combat Medic prevent or treat the casualty for hypothermia? - ANSWER-As
soon as the casualty is identified
An adult can bleed up to __________ into each *side* of the chest - ANSWER-1500 ml
An adult can hemorrhage up to _________ of blood and IV fluid into the abdomen even though there is
only _______ in circulation - ANSWER-10 L, 6 L
An adult can bleed _________ of blood into one thigh - ANSWER-1 L
How does transexamic acid work? - ANSWER-Prevents the body from breaking down clots
Armored Medical Evacuation Vehicle casualty load capacity - ANSWER-4 Litters or 8 ambulatory
casualties
M1133 Stryker Medical Evacuation Vehicle casualty load capacity - ANSWER-4 Litters or 6 ambulatory
casualties or a combination of the two
MaxPro MRAP ambulance casualty load capacity - ANSWER-2 litter or 3 ambulatory
HAGA MRAP ambulance casualty load capacity - ANSWER-3 litter or 6 ambulatory
What way are casualties loaded into vehicles? - ANSWER-head first
In what way are the most seriously wounded loaded? - ANSWER-Loaded last
UH-60 maximum casualty loading capacity - ANSWER-6 litter and 1 ambulatory or 7 ambulatory
Combat Medic 68W FIELDCRAFT 1 2025 — Study
Guide, Training Manual & Skill Development
Prepare for Combat Medic 68W FIELDCRAFT 1 2025 with a complete study guide, training
manual, and skill-building exercises. Master essential combat medicine techniques, fieldcraft
skills, tactical casualty care, patient assessment, first aid, and survival strategies to excel as
a 68W combat medic and advance your military medical career.
• Combat Medic 68W FIELDCRAFT 1 2025
• 68W combat medic training guide
• FIELDCRAFT 1 study manual
• Tactical combat casualty care 68W
Components of blood - ANSWER-plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells, platelets
Body temperature at which casualty is considered hypothermic - ANSWER-95 degrees or less
Body temperature at which blood factors start to become ineffective - ANSWER-93 degrees or less
When the body suffers from shock and lactic acid builds up as a result - ANSWER-acidosis
When too much intravenous crystalloid fluid such as saline or lactated ringers has been given - ANSWER-
hemodillution
How long aspirin can inhibited clotting - ANSWER-5-10 days
, 2|Page
How does acidosis affect clotting? - ANSWER-Decreases the pH of the blood
At what point should the Combat Medic prevent or treat the casualty for hypothermia? - ANSWER-As
soon as the casualty is identified
An adult can bleed up to __________ into each *side* of the chest - ANSWER-1500 ml
An adult can hemorrhage up to _________ of blood and IV fluid into the abdomen even though there is
only _______ in circulation - ANSWER-10 L, 6 L
An adult can bleed _________ of blood into one thigh - ANSWER-1 L
How does transexamic acid work? - ANSWER-Prevents the body from breaking down clots
Armored Medical Evacuation Vehicle casualty load capacity - ANSWER-4 Litters or 8 ambulatory
casualties
M1133 Stryker Medical Evacuation Vehicle casualty load capacity - ANSWER-4 Litters or 6 ambulatory
casualties or a combination of the two
MaxPro MRAP ambulance casualty load capacity - ANSWER-2 litter or 3 ambulatory
HAGA MRAP ambulance casualty load capacity - ANSWER-3 litter or 6 ambulatory
What way are casualties loaded into vehicles? - ANSWER-head first
In what way are the most seriously wounded loaded? - ANSWER-Loaded last
UH-60 maximum casualty loading capacity - ANSWER-6 litter and 1 ambulatory or 7 ambulatory
