Hospital Corpsman Basic (HCB 101) Questions and Answers Rated A+

Hospital Corpsman Basic (HCB 101) Questions and Answers Rated A+ Time Critical Risk Management (TCRM) Using risk management concepts when time and resources are limited ABCD model A - Assess the situation B - Balance resources C - Communicate to others D - Do and Debrief the event Assess the situation Considering event in a real-time situation Situational Awareness How accurately one's perception of their environment mirrors reality Risk is gauged in three colors: Green - Little chance of serious error Yellow - higher chance of serious error Red - very high chance of serious error Swooshing Arrow Return to good situational awareness Balance resources Make the correct decisions to mitigate risks Communicate to others Ensure everyone knows what is expected and what could go wrong Do and Debrief Do the mission and use the appropriate resources to mitigate risk Navy Core Values Honor, Courage, Commitment Honor A keen sense of ethical conduct Courage The mental and moral strength to do what is right, even in the face of personal or professional adversity Commitment The day-to-day duty of every Navy man and woman to work together as a team to improve the quality of their work, their people, and themselves Mnemonic ABCD I. Assess the situation - what is being done and what risks are involved II. Balance Resources- what can be done/used to reduce/minimize risk III. Communicate to all concerned - make sure everyone involved is aware of what is to take place and how IV. Do - complete the mission/task or mitigate risk by acting on the condition, than follow-up by debriefing Caduceus Rating insignia for the Hospital Corps Sickbay Where sick and injured receive care What is another name for sickbay? Cockpit What was the first enlisted rate that required specific qualification? Surgeon Steward What is the highest military decoration that can be awarded? Medal of Honor What is the second highest military decoration that can