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Question 1
What does DOD INSTRUCTION 1322.24 state about TCCC?
CORRECT ANSWER
TCCC is the DoD standard of care for first responders (medical and non-medical) and the
All Service Member TCCC course replaces Service Trauma Skills. All training is based on the
TCCC guidelines publish by DHA.
Question 2
What things have changed in the most recent TCCC update?
CORRECT ANSWER
Removed 'CoTCCC Recommended from guidelines; no specific products are recommended
by the CoTCCC.
Analgesia-adjust Ketamine IV/IO dosing to 20-30 mg (0.2-0.3 mg/kg)
Adds the preference of cleaning abdominal evisceration with clean and warm water if
possible; clarifies guidance on conditions to attempt reduction of abdominal contents; PT
remains NPO and NOT administered oral meds and removes prolonged care
considerations.
Question 3
What is Prolonged Casualty Care?
CORRECT ANSWER
The need to provide patient care for extended periods of time when evacuation or mission
requirements surpass available capabilities and/or capacity to provide that care
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, Question 4
Who maintains the Prolonged Casualty Care Guidelines? Where can you access them
CORRECT ANSWER
Joint Trauma System
Deployed Medicine
Question 5
Why is the DD 3019 not recommended for use in a Role 1 facility?
CORRECT ANSWER
5 pages
Not designed for prehospital treatment
Very in depth
Focused on nursing/physician level care in Role II
Question 6
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC Guidelines?
CORRECT ANSWER
Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
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Question 1
What does DOD INSTRUCTION 1322.24 state about TCCC?
CORRECT ANSWER
TCCC is the DoD standard of care for first responders (medical and non-medical) and the
All Service Member TCCC course replaces Service Trauma Skills. All training is based on the
TCCC guidelines publish by DHA.
Question 2
What things have changed in the most recent TCCC update?
CORRECT ANSWER
Removed 'CoTCCC Recommended from guidelines; no specific products are recommended
by the CoTCCC.
Analgesia-adjust Ketamine IV/IO dosing to 20-30 mg (0.2-0.3 mg/kg)
Adds the preference of cleaning abdominal evisceration with clean and warm water if
possible; clarifies guidance on conditions to attempt reduction of abdominal contents; PT
remains NPO and NOT administered oral meds and removes prolonged care
considerations.
Question 3
What is Prolonged Casualty Care?
CORRECT ANSWER
The need to provide patient care for extended periods of time when evacuation or mission
requirements surpass available capabilities and/or capacity to provide that care
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, Question 4
Who maintains the Prolonged Casualty Care Guidelines? Where can you access them
CORRECT ANSWER
Joint Trauma System
Deployed Medicine
Question 5
Why is the DD 3019 not recommended for use in a Role 1 facility?
CORRECT ANSWER
5 pages
Not designed for prehospital treatment
Very in depth
Focused on nursing/physician level care in Role II
Question 6
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC Guidelines?
CORRECT ANSWER
Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
Question 7
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