TCCC WT Tier 3 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
1. What factors
-Hostile fire
influence TCCC?
-Wounding patterns
-Equipment constraints
-Delays in reaching higher levels of care
-Level of first responders training and experience
2. What are the phases
-Care under Fire (CUF)
of care in TCCC?
-Tactical Field Care (TFC)
-Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC)
3. What is the most
Application of a limb tourniquet to control massive hemorrhage.
treat- ment task in
CUF?
Surpress enemy fire and or establish scene safety
4. What is every
respon- der's role in
Care Under Fire
(CUF)?
5. What does MARCH PAWS - Massive Bleeding (Hemorrhage)
stand for? is used to control massive
hemorrhage in the axilla that is too
prox-
6. What type of
tourniquet is found
in the CMC Aid Bag
, TCCC WT Tier 3 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
-Airway
-Respiration
-Circulation
-Hypothermia/Head Injuries
-Pain
-Antibiotics
-Wounds
-Splints
unctional tourniquet
, TCCC WT Tier 3 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
imal foe effective
limb tourniquet
application?
7. When should you inspect before, during, and after all events and missions
your JFAK, CLS bag,
CMC bag and other
Service specific
medical kits?
8. What are the combat Moxifloxicin
wound pack medications meloxicam
actetaminophem
9. What is the dose PO x1
and route of daily 400
moxifloxacin mg
10. What is the route PO x1 daily 15 mg
and dosage of
meloxicam
2x500 PO every 8 hours
11. Dose and route of
actet- aminophen
DD Form 1380
12. TCCC CARD FORM
NUM- BER
13. What is care under fire? Care under fire is the care given by first responder at the
scene of the
injury while they and the casualty are still under ettective hostile
fire or near the threat
14. What are the signs of a life threatening bleed?
Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
1. What factors
-Hostile fire
influence TCCC?
-Wounding patterns
-Equipment constraints
-Delays in reaching higher levels of care
-Level of first responders training and experience
2. What are the phases
-Care under Fire (CUF)
of care in TCCC?
-Tactical Field Care (TFC)
-Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC)
3. What is the most
Application of a limb tourniquet to control massive hemorrhage.
treat- ment task in
CUF?
Surpress enemy fire and or establish scene safety
4. What is every
respon- der's role in
Care Under Fire
(CUF)?
5. What does MARCH PAWS - Massive Bleeding (Hemorrhage)
stand for? is used to control massive
hemorrhage in the axilla that is too
prox-
6. What type of
tourniquet is found
in the CMC Aid Bag
, TCCC WT Tier 3 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
-Airway
-Respiration
-Circulation
-Hypothermia/Head Injuries
-Pain
-Antibiotics
-Wounds
-Splints
unctional tourniquet
, TCCC WT Tier 3 with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
Actual Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
imal foe effective
limb tourniquet
application?
7. When should you inspect before, during, and after all events and missions
your JFAK, CLS bag,
CMC bag and other
Service specific
medical kits?
8. What are the combat Moxifloxicin
wound pack medications meloxicam
actetaminophem
9. What is the dose PO x1
and route of daily 400
moxifloxacin mg
10. What is the route PO x1 daily 15 mg
and dosage of
meloxicam
2x500 PO every 8 hours
11. Dose and route of
actet- aminophen
DD Form 1380
12. TCCC CARD FORM
NUM- BER
13. What is care under fire? Care under fire is the care given by first responder at the
scene of the
injury while they and the casualty are still under ettective hostile
fire or near the threat
14. What are the signs of a life threatening bleed?
