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Question 1
3 Phases of the Combat Casualty Assessment
CORRECT ANSWER
1. Care Under Fire
2. Tactical Field Care (Primary Assessment)
3. Tactical Evacuation Care
Question 2
First Step of Care Under Fire
CORRECT ANSWER
Return fire to gain fire superiority
Question 3
Second Step of Care Under Fire
CORRECT ANSWER
Direct Casualty to return fire, move to cover, apply self-aid, and play dead
Question 4
Third Step of Care Under Fire
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, CORRECT ANSWER
Ask the Tactical Team leader if you have fire superiority, if so, instruct security to move
past your casualty and instruct security to wave the medic to move forward when set.
Question 5
Fourth Step of Care Under Fire
CORRECT ANSWER
As the medic moves towards the casualty perform a visual blood sweep and control any
major life-threatening extremity bleeding using a HASTY TQ. Then, instruct security to help
you move the casualty off the "X" and onto cover.
Question 6
Step 1 of Tactical Field Care
CORRECT ANSWER
Gloves.
Question 7
Step 2 of Tactical Field Care
CORRECT ANSWER
Check for Responsiveness, feeling for a carotid pulse and breath sounds.
Question 8
Step 3 of Tactical Field Care
CORRECT ANSWER
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2026/2027 UPDATE|GRADED A+
Question 1
3 Phases of the Combat Casualty Assessment
CORRECT ANSWER
1. Care Under Fire
2. Tactical Field Care (Primary Assessment)
3. Tactical Evacuation Care
Question 2
First Step of Care Under Fire
CORRECT ANSWER
Return fire to gain fire superiority
Question 3
Second Step of Care Under Fire
CORRECT ANSWER
Direct Casualty to return fire, move to cover, apply self-aid, and play dead
Question 4
Third Step of Care Under Fire
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, CORRECT ANSWER
Ask the Tactical Team leader if you have fire superiority, if so, instruct security to move
past your casualty and instruct security to wave the medic to move forward when set.
Question 5
Fourth Step of Care Under Fire
CORRECT ANSWER
As the medic moves towards the casualty perform a visual blood sweep and control any
major life-threatening extremity bleeding using a HASTY TQ. Then, instruct security to help
you move the casualty off the "X" and onto cover.
Question 6
Step 1 of Tactical Field Care
CORRECT ANSWER
Gloves.
Question 7
Step 2 of Tactical Field Care
CORRECT ANSWER
Check for Responsiveness, feeling for a carotid pulse and breath sounds.
Question 8
Step 3 of Tactical Field Care
CORRECT ANSWER
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