FLEET MARINE FORCE EXAM SCRIPT 2026
FULL SOLUTION PRACTICE
◉ State Article 4 Code of Conduct. Answer: If I become a prisoner of
war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I will give no
information nor take part in any action which might be harmful to
my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not I will obey
the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them in
every way
◉ State Article 5 Code of Conduct. Answer: When questioned, should
I become prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service
number, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions
to the utmost of my ability. I will make no verbal or written
statements disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to their
cause.
◉ State Article 6 Code of Conduct. Answer: W ill never forget that I
am an American fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions and
dedicated to the principles which made my counrty free. I will trust
in my God and the United States of America.
◉ What are the Rights of a Prisoner of War? Answer: Shelter, food,
medical care, proper hygine, practice religion, keep personal items,
,mail, packages, POW to represent you, humane treatment, Copy of
Geneva Conventions, Camp regs
◉ How Many Rules of First Aid? Answer: 9
◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients with correctable life-
threatening illnesses or injuries such as respiratory arrest or
obstruction, open chest or abdomen wounds, femur fractures, or
critcal or complicated burns is what class or patients? Answer: Class
1 Tactical Treatment
◉ In a tactical situation, patients whose injuries require immediate
life-sustaining measures or are of a moderate nature. Initially, they
require a minimum amount of time, personnel, and supplies is what
class of patients? Answer: Class 2 Tactical Treatment
◉ In a tactical situation, patients for whom definitive treatment can
be delayed without jeorpardy to life or loss of limb are what class of
patients? Answer: Class 3 Tactical Treatment
◉ In a tactical situation, Patients whose wounds or injuries would
require extensive treatment beyond the immediate medical
capabulities. Treatment of these casualties would be to the
detriment of others is what class of patients? Answer: Class 4
Tactical Treatment
,◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients with correctable life-
threatening illnesses or injuries such as respiratory arrest or
obstruction, open chest or abdomen wounds, femur fractures, or
critcal or complicated burns is what class or patients? Answer:
Priority 1 Non-Tactical Treatment
◉ In a non-tactical situation, Patients with serious but non0life-
threatening illnesses or injuries such as moderate blood loss, open
or multiple fractures (open increases priority), or eye injuries is
what class of patients? Answer: Priority 2 Non-Tactical Treatment
◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients with minor injuries such as
soft tissue injuries, simple fractures, or minor to moderate burns is
what class of patients? Answer: Priority 3 Non-Tactical Treatment
◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients who are dead or fatally
injured. Fata; injuries include exposed brain matter, decapitation,
and incineration is what class of patients? Answer: Priority 4 Non-
Tactical Treatment
◉ When performing a primary survey is a you should be concerned
with what is referred to as the ___ process. Answer: A(irway),
B(reathing), C(irculation), D(isability), E(xpose)
, ◉ Ideally the ABCDE steps, process, and transport decision should
be completed within ___ minutes of your arrival on the scene.
Answer: 10
◉ During shock, eyes may be glassy and dull and the pupils may be
___. Answer: Dilated
◉ Shock may cause nausea,_____, and dryness of the mouth, lips, and
____. Answer: Vomiting, tounge
◉ The best way to control external bleeding is _____________? Answer:
Pressure Dressing.
◉ Bleeding may be controlked temporarily by the use of ____________.
Answer: Pressure Points
◉ What should not be used when makeing a Turniquet? Answer:
Rope / Wire / String / Narrow peices of Cloth
◉ What is a Sucking Chest Wound? Answer: Penetrating injury to
the checst that produces a hole in the chest cavity.
◉ How should a victim with a sucking chest would be transported if
on a stretcher? Answer: On the affected side
FULL SOLUTION PRACTICE
◉ State Article 4 Code of Conduct. Answer: If I become a prisoner of
war, I will keep faith with my fellow prisoners. I will give no
information nor take part in any action which might be harmful to
my comrades. If I am senior, I will take command. If not I will obey
the lawful orders of those appointed over me and will back them in
every way
◉ State Article 5 Code of Conduct. Answer: When questioned, should
I become prisoner of war, I am required to give name, rank, service
number, and date of birth. I will evade answering further questions
to the utmost of my ability. I will make no verbal or written
statements disloyal to my country and its allies or harmful to their
cause.
◉ State Article 6 Code of Conduct. Answer: W ill never forget that I
am an American fighting for freedom, responsible for my actions and
dedicated to the principles which made my counrty free. I will trust
in my God and the United States of America.
◉ What are the Rights of a Prisoner of War? Answer: Shelter, food,
medical care, proper hygine, practice religion, keep personal items,
,mail, packages, POW to represent you, humane treatment, Copy of
Geneva Conventions, Camp regs
◉ How Many Rules of First Aid? Answer: 9
◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients with correctable life-
threatening illnesses or injuries such as respiratory arrest or
obstruction, open chest or abdomen wounds, femur fractures, or
critcal or complicated burns is what class or patients? Answer: Class
1 Tactical Treatment
◉ In a tactical situation, patients whose injuries require immediate
life-sustaining measures or are of a moderate nature. Initially, they
require a minimum amount of time, personnel, and supplies is what
class of patients? Answer: Class 2 Tactical Treatment
◉ In a tactical situation, patients for whom definitive treatment can
be delayed without jeorpardy to life or loss of limb are what class of
patients? Answer: Class 3 Tactical Treatment
◉ In a tactical situation, Patients whose wounds or injuries would
require extensive treatment beyond the immediate medical
capabulities. Treatment of these casualties would be to the
detriment of others is what class of patients? Answer: Class 4
Tactical Treatment
,◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients with correctable life-
threatening illnesses or injuries such as respiratory arrest or
obstruction, open chest or abdomen wounds, femur fractures, or
critcal or complicated burns is what class or patients? Answer:
Priority 1 Non-Tactical Treatment
◉ In a non-tactical situation, Patients with serious but non0life-
threatening illnesses or injuries such as moderate blood loss, open
or multiple fractures (open increases priority), or eye injuries is
what class of patients? Answer: Priority 2 Non-Tactical Treatment
◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients with minor injuries such as
soft tissue injuries, simple fractures, or minor to moderate burns is
what class of patients? Answer: Priority 3 Non-Tactical Treatment
◉ In a non-tactical situation, patients who are dead or fatally
injured. Fata; injuries include exposed brain matter, decapitation,
and incineration is what class of patients? Answer: Priority 4 Non-
Tactical Treatment
◉ When performing a primary survey is a you should be concerned
with what is referred to as the ___ process. Answer: A(irway),
B(reathing), C(irculation), D(isability), E(xpose)
, ◉ Ideally the ABCDE steps, process, and transport decision should
be completed within ___ minutes of your arrival on the scene.
Answer: 10
◉ During shock, eyes may be glassy and dull and the pupils may be
___. Answer: Dilated
◉ Shock may cause nausea,_____, and dryness of the mouth, lips, and
____. Answer: Vomiting, tounge
◉ The best way to control external bleeding is _____________? Answer:
Pressure Dressing.
◉ Bleeding may be controlked temporarily by the use of ____________.
Answer: Pressure Points
◉ What should not be used when makeing a Turniquet? Answer:
Rope / Wire / String / Narrow peices of Cloth
◉ What is a Sucking Chest Wound? Answer: Penetrating injury to
the checst that produces a hole in the chest cavity.
◉ How should a victim with a sucking chest would be transported if
on a stretcher? Answer: On the affected side
