ACTIVE SHOOTER MAIN EXAMINATION EOC 2026/2027
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔How long can you leave a tourniquet on without possible damage to the limb
occurring?
A) 20 minutes
B) 45 minutes
C) 1 hour
D) 2 hours - ✔✔D) 2 hours
✔✔What is the proper sequence to apply a bandage?
A) Remove clothing, apply direct pressure, apply bandage, and check pulse.
B) Apply bandage, apply direct pressure, check pulse, and remove clothing
C) Apply direct pressure, expose wound area, apply bandage, and check pulse
D) Check pulse, apply bandage, remove clothing, and apply direct pressure - ✔✔C)
Apply direct pressure, expose wound area, apply bandage, and check pulse
✔✔What is the proper sequence to apply a tourniquet?
A) Remove clothing, apply direct pressure, apply tourniquet
B) Apply direct pressure, apply tourniquet
C) Apply tourniquet, check pulse, apply direct pressure
D) Check pulse, apply direct pressure, remove clothes, apply tourniquet - ✔✔B) Apply
direct pressure, apply tourniquet
✔✔What does "SIM" stand for?
A) Surroundings, Immediate Action Plan, Medical
B) Security, Improvise, Movement
C) Security, Immediate Action Plan, Medical
D) Stop, Improvise, Move - ✔✔C) Security, Immediate Action Plan, Medical
✔✔What does "triage" mean?
A) To sort
B) To start
C) To separate
D) Who cares? - ✔✔A) To sort
✔✔In the triage system, what does the color "red" mean?
A) Immediate
B) Delayed
C) Minor
D) Dead - ✔✔A) Immediate
✔✔What is the transport time for a "yellow" tag?
A) > 1 hour
, B) 1-2 hours
C) > 8 hours
D) Not transported - ✔✔B) 1-2 hours
✔✔What percentage of combat deaths is attributed to exsanguination?
A) 5%
B) 9%
C) 15%
D) 25% - ✔✔B) 9%
✔✔What does "TECC" stand for?
A) Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
B) Triage Every Combat Casualty
C) Tactical Evacuation Casualty Care
D) Tactical Evaluation Combat Course - ✔✔A) Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
✔✔What is the average time it should take to apply a tourniquet?
A) 5 minutes
B) 2 minutes
C) 1 minute
D) 20 seconds - ✔✔D) 20 seconds
✔✔The average adult male can bleed to death from a femoral artery injury in as little as
_____________________.
A) 30 seconds
B) 2 minutes
C) 11 minutes
D) 15 minutes - ✔✔B) 2 minutes
✔✔Can a tourniquet be applied over clothes?
A) Yes
B) No - ✔✔A) Yes
✔✔Should a bandage be applied over clothes?
A) Yes
B) No - ✔✔B) No
✔✔How long should it take to triage a victim?
A) 30 seconds without injuries; 60 seconds with life threatening injuries
B) 60 seconds
C) 30 seconds
D) 60 seconds without injuries; 30 seconds with life threatening injuries - ✔✔A) 30
seconds without injuries; 60 seconds with life threatening injuries
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS RATED A+
✔✔How long can you leave a tourniquet on without possible damage to the limb
occurring?
A) 20 minutes
B) 45 minutes
C) 1 hour
D) 2 hours - ✔✔D) 2 hours
✔✔What is the proper sequence to apply a bandage?
A) Remove clothing, apply direct pressure, apply bandage, and check pulse.
B) Apply bandage, apply direct pressure, check pulse, and remove clothing
C) Apply direct pressure, expose wound area, apply bandage, and check pulse
D) Check pulse, apply bandage, remove clothing, and apply direct pressure - ✔✔C)
Apply direct pressure, expose wound area, apply bandage, and check pulse
✔✔What is the proper sequence to apply a tourniquet?
A) Remove clothing, apply direct pressure, apply tourniquet
B) Apply direct pressure, apply tourniquet
C) Apply tourniquet, check pulse, apply direct pressure
D) Check pulse, apply direct pressure, remove clothes, apply tourniquet - ✔✔B) Apply
direct pressure, apply tourniquet
✔✔What does "SIM" stand for?
A) Surroundings, Immediate Action Plan, Medical
B) Security, Improvise, Movement
C) Security, Immediate Action Plan, Medical
D) Stop, Improvise, Move - ✔✔C) Security, Immediate Action Plan, Medical
✔✔What does "triage" mean?
A) To sort
B) To start
C) To separate
D) Who cares? - ✔✔A) To sort
✔✔In the triage system, what does the color "red" mean?
A) Immediate
B) Delayed
C) Minor
D) Dead - ✔✔A) Immediate
✔✔What is the transport time for a "yellow" tag?
A) > 1 hour
, B) 1-2 hours
C) > 8 hours
D) Not transported - ✔✔B) 1-2 hours
✔✔What percentage of combat deaths is attributed to exsanguination?
A) 5%
B) 9%
C) 15%
D) 25% - ✔✔B) 9%
✔✔What does "TECC" stand for?
A) Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
B) Triage Every Combat Casualty
C) Tactical Evacuation Casualty Care
D) Tactical Evaluation Combat Course - ✔✔A) Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
✔✔What is the average time it should take to apply a tourniquet?
A) 5 minutes
B) 2 minutes
C) 1 minute
D) 20 seconds - ✔✔D) 20 seconds
✔✔The average adult male can bleed to death from a femoral artery injury in as little as
_____________________.
A) 30 seconds
B) 2 minutes
C) 11 minutes
D) 15 minutes - ✔✔B) 2 minutes
✔✔Can a tourniquet be applied over clothes?
A) Yes
B) No - ✔✔A) Yes
✔✔Should a bandage be applied over clothes?
A) Yes
B) No - ✔✔B) No
✔✔How long should it take to triage a victim?
A) 30 seconds without injuries; 60 seconds with life threatening injuries
B) 60 seconds
C) 30 seconds
D) 60 seconds without injuries; 30 seconds with life threatening injuries - ✔✔A) 30
seconds without injuries; 60 seconds with life threatening injuries