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What concepts) of TCCC training is(are)
considered most important? ✔Correct Answer-Identifying and treating the leading causes of
preventable death on the battlefield.
You come upon a casualty who has suffered a complete amputation about 6" below his knee
during Care Under Fire. What should you do? ✔Correct Answer-Apply a tourniquet high and
tight on the injured leg.
You have a casualty that can walk following successful placement of a chest seal. What should
you continue to monitor for as you prepare for evacuation? ✔Correct Answer-Progressive
respiratory distress.
What type of dressing requires pressure and helps the blood form a clot to assist with bleeding
control? ✔Correct Answer-Hemostatic dressing.
You are evaluating a casualty using the AVPU method for determining the level of
consciousness. The casualty does not respond when you ask them questions in a loud voice but
reacts to pain when you rub their sternum briskly with your knuckle. You should classify the
casualty's level of consciousness as: ✔Correct Answer-Pain response
Which form is used to document casualty data, injuries, and medical interventions? ✔Correct
Answer-DD Form 1380.
A casualty has suffered a penetrating (open)
chest wound to the left side of their chest and no other wounds. Which of the following is most
likely to happen if the wound is not properly treated. ✔Correct Answer-Casualty's left lung
will collapse.
The HEADS injury evaluation may identify a head injury. What does the "A" stand for?
✔Correct Answer-Amnesia.
Signs of shock do not include which of the following? ✔Correct Answer-Increased blood
pressure.
What supplies are often found in a CLS bag? ✔Correct Answer-Space blanket, Ready Heat,
splinting materials, additional bleeding control equipment.
, When penetrating eye trauma due to shrapnel is suspected, it is critically important to prevent...
✔Correct Answer-manipulation or additional trauma to the eye.
During Tactical Field Care you should: ✔Correct Answer-Assess previous bleeding control
methods, apply a second tourniquet to control bleeding if needed, mark tourniquet times, and
document on the DD Form 1380.
The E-C technique is a way to secure a good seal using the BVM. E-C indicates how you place
your fingers and thumbs to form the seal. It is best described by the following statement:
✔Correct Answer-The "E" is formed by the three smallest fingers of one hand, under the chin of
the casualty, and the "C" is formed by the thumb and the pointing finger as they encircle the
cup of the BVM and press it over the mouth to make a seal.
Casualty monitoring during Tactical Field Care (TFC) should occur as follows: ✔Correct
Answer-Monitor the casualty every 5 to 10 min for changes until medical personnel arrive.
What is an advantage of a two-person supporting carry? ✔Correct Answer-Can be used in
transporting conscious and unconscious casualties.
Communication with the tactical leadership includes: ✔Correct Answer-Casualty status and
evacuation requirements.
When managing hypothermia in a trauma casualty, which of the following provides external
heating to the casualty. ✔Correct Answer-Active hypothermia management.
If a casualty has a fracture that protrudes out of the skin what is your primary concern at this
time? ✔Correct Answer-Controlling life threatening bleeding.
Which medication(s) do not interfere with blood clot formation? ✔Correct Answer-
Acetaminophen.
You have applied a tourniquet to the casualty's left arm. Where should you write the time of
application? ✔Correct Answer-On the DD Form 1380.
You are treating a casualty who was near an explosion. Shrapnel has penetrated his leg, and
about half of the stick is protruding from the wound. Which of the following should you do?
✔Correct Answer-Apply bulky dressing materials around the stick and then secure the dressing
materials with a bandage.
A homeostatic agent and pressure dressing may not be used to control bleeding in which area?
✔Correct Answer-Abdomen and chest.
Which antibiotic is found in the CWMP? ✔Correct Answer-Moxifloxacin.
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What concepts) of TCCC training is(are)
considered most important? ✔Correct Answer-Identifying and treating the leading causes of
preventable death on the battlefield.
You come upon a casualty who has suffered a complete amputation about 6" below his knee
during Care Under Fire. What should you do? ✔Correct Answer-Apply a tourniquet high and
tight on the injured leg.
You have a casualty that can walk following successful placement of a chest seal. What should
you continue to monitor for as you prepare for evacuation? ✔Correct Answer-Progressive
respiratory distress.
What type of dressing requires pressure and helps the blood form a clot to assist with bleeding
control? ✔Correct Answer-Hemostatic dressing.
You are evaluating a casualty using the AVPU method for determining the level of
consciousness. The casualty does not respond when you ask them questions in a loud voice but
reacts to pain when you rub their sternum briskly with your knuckle. You should classify the
casualty's level of consciousness as: ✔Correct Answer-Pain response
Which form is used to document casualty data, injuries, and medical interventions? ✔Correct
Answer-DD Form 1380.
A casualty has suffered a penetrating (open)
chest wound to the left side of their chest and no other wounds. Which of the following is most
likely to happen if the wound is not properly treated. ✔Correct Answer-Casualty's left lung
will collapse.
The HEADS injury evaluation may identify a head injury. What does the "A" stand for?
✔Correct Answer-Amnesia.
Signs of shock do not include which of the following? ✔Correct Answer-Increased blood
pressure.
What supplies are often found in a CLS bag? ✔Correct Answer-Space blanket, Ready Heat,
splinting materials, additional bleeding control equipment.
, When penetrating eye trauma due to shrapnel is suspected, it is critically important to prevent...
✔Correct Answer-manipulation or additional trauma to the eye.
During Tactical Field Care you should: ✔Correct Answer-Assess previous bleeding control
methods, apply a second tourniquet to control bleeding if needed, mark tourniquet times, and
document on the DD Form 1380.
The E-C technique is a way to secure a good seal using the BVM. E-C indicates how you place
your fingers and thumbs to form the seal. It is best described by the following statement:
✔Correct Answer-The "E" is formed by the three smallest fingers of one hand, under the chin of
the casualty, and the "C" is formed by the thumb and the pointing finger as they encircle the
cup of the BVM and press it over the mouth to make a seal.
Casualty monitoring during Tactical Field Care (TFC) should occur as follows: ✔Correct
Answer-Monitor the casualty every 5 to 10 min for changes until medical personnel arrive.
What is an advantage of a two-person supporting carry? ✔Correct Answer-Can be used in
transporting conscious and unconscious casualties.
Communication with the tactical leadership includes: ✔Correct Answer-Casualty status and
evacuation requirements.
When managing hypothermia in a trauma casualty, which of the following provides external
heating to the casualty. ✔Correct Answer-Active hypothermia management.
If a casualty has a fracture that protrudes out of the skin what is your primary concern at this
time? ✔Correct Answer-Controlling life threatening bleeding.
Which medication(s) do not interfere with blood clot formation? ✔Correct Answer-
Acetaminophen.
You have applied a tourniquet to the casualty's left arm. Where should you write the time of
application? ✔Correct Answer-On the DD Form 1380.
You are treating a casualty who was near an explosion. Shrapnel has penetrated his leg, and
about half of the stick is protruding from the wound. Which of the following should you do?
✔Correct Answer-Apply bulky dressing materials around the stick and then secure the dressing
materials with a bandage.
A homeostatic agent and pressure dressing may not be used to control bleeding in which area?
✔Correct Answer-Abdomen and chest.
Which antibiotic is found in the CWMP? ✔Correct Answer-Moxifloxacin.
