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What are the three objectives of TCCC? - (ANSWER)1.treat the casualty
2.prevent additional casualties
3.complete the mission
How many members are there in the Committee on TCCC? - (ANSWER)42 members from all services in
the DoD and civilian sector
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What are the three phases of TCCC? - (ANSWER)1.Care Under Fire (CUF)
2.Tactical Field Care (TFC)
3.TACEVAC Care
What is the best medicine on the battlefield? - (ANSWER)Fire superiority
Where should a tourniquet be placed? - (ANSWER)"High and Tight"
What are the 3 types of tourniquets? - (ANSWER)1. Combat Application Tourniquet (C.A.T.)
2.Special Operations Forces Tourniquet-Tactical (SOFT-T)
3.Emergency and Military Tourniquet (EMT)
What distinguishes Tactical Field Care from Care Under Fire? - (ANSWER)1.reduced level of hazard from
hostile fire
2.more time available to provide care based on the tactical situation
What does MARCH stand for? - (ANSWER)M-Massive hemorrhage
A-Airway
R-Respiration
C-Circulation
H-Head injury/Hypothermia
True or False: A training tourniquets should never be used as mission tourniquets? - (ANSWER)TRUE
Should you ever loosen a tourniquet intermittently after it has been applied? - (ANSWER)NO
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Alternative Hemostatic adjuncts - (ANSWER)-Celox Gauze
-ChitoGauze
-XStat (best for deep, narrow-tract junctional wounds)
What is the first choice hemostatic dressing? - (ANSWER)Combat Gauze
Three recommended junctional tourniquets - (ANSWER)1.Combat Ready Clamp (CRoC)
2.Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool (JETT)
3.SAM Junctional Tourniquet (SJT)
What should you not do with Junctional Tourniquets? - (ANSWER)DO NOT EVER APPLY IT AND FORGET
IT!
In what order should you go to assess for an airway in an unconscious patient? - (ANSWER)1. headtilt
chin lift OR Modified jaw thrust
2. NPA OR Extraglottic airway
3. i-gel
4. Cric
What is the prefered extraglottic airway due to it having a gel-filled cuff making it simpler to use? -
(ANSWER)i-gel
What is another name for the Adam's apple? - (ANSWER)thyroid prominence
When can tension pneumothorax occur? - (ANSWER)with an entry wound to the:
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-chest
-abdomen
-back
-shoulder
-neck
What size gauge and needle catheter do you use for a tension pneumothorax? - (ANSWER)14-10 gauge
needle and a 3.25 inch catheter
What are the two acceptable site for Needle Decompression? - (ANSWER)-5th intercostal space, anterior
axillary line
-2nd intercostal space, mid-clavicular line
Where should you NEVER insert for a needle decompression? - (ANSWER)Never insert the needle medial
to the nipple line
When can a needle decompression be considered successful? - (ANSWER)when hemoglobin oxygen
saturation increases to 90% or greater
At what angle to the chest should you insert the needle for a needle decompression? - (ANSWER)90
degrees
What is the preferred dressing for a sucking chest wound? - (ANSWER)vented chest seal
What are most commonly associated with dismounted IED attacks? - (ANSWER)pelvic injuries
What should be applied in cases where there is a suspected pelvic fracture? - (ANSWER)Pelvic binder
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What are the three objectives of TCCC? - (ANSWER)1.treat the casualty
2.prevent additional casualties
3.complete the mission
How many members are there in the Committee on TCCC? - (ANSWER)42 members from all services in
the DoD and civilian sector
,TCCC TIER 2 EVERYTHING YOU NEED ALL QUESTIONS
AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2026 UPDATE!! ALREADY
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What are the three phases of TCCC? - (ANSWER)1.Care Under Fire (CUF)
2.Tactical Field Care (TFC)
3.TACEVAC Care
What is the best medicine on the battlefield? - (ANSWER)Fire superiority
Where should a tourniquet be placed? - (ANSWER)"High and Tight"
What are the 3 types of tourniquets? - (ANSWER)1. Combat Application Tourniquet (C.A.T.)
2.Special Operations Forces Tourniquet-Tactical (SOFT-T)
3.Emergency and Military Tourniquet (EMT)
What distinguishes Tactical Field Care from Care Under Fire? - (ANSWER)1.reduced level of hazard from
hostile fire
2.more time available to provide care based on the tactical situation
What does MARCH stand for? - (ANSWER)M-Massive hemorrhage
A-Airway
R-Respiration
C-Circulation
H-Head injury/Hypothermia
True or False: A training tourniquets should never be used as mission tourniquets? - (ANSWER)TRUE
Should you ever loosen a tourniquet intermittently after it has been applied? - (ANSWER)NO
,TCCC TIER 2 EVERYTHING YOU NEED ALL QUESTIONS
AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2026 UPDATE!! ALREADY
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Alternative Hemostatic adjuncts - (ANSWER)-Celox Gauze
-ChitoGauze
-XStat (best for deep, narrow-tract junctional wounds)
What is the first choice hemostatic dressing? - (ANSWER)Combat Gauze
Three recommended junctional tourniquets - (ANSWER)1.Combat Ready Clamp (CRoC)
2.Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool (JETT)
3.SAM Junctional Tourniquet (SJT)
What should you not do with Junctional Tourniquets? - (ANSWER)DO NOT EVER APPLY IT AND FORGET
IT!
In what order should you go to assess for an airway in an unconscious patient? - (ANSWER)1. headtilt
chin lift OR Modified jaw thrust
2. NPA OR Extraglottic airway
3. i-gel
4. Cric
What is the prefered extraglottic airway due to it having a gel-filled cuff making it simpler to use? -
(ANSWER)i-gel
What is another name for the Adam's apple? - (ANSWER)thyroid prominence
When can tension pneumothorax occur? - (ANSWER)with an entry wound to the:
, TCCC TIER 2 EVERYTHING YOU NEED ALL QUESTIONS
AND 100% CORRECT ANSWERS 2026 UPDATE!! ALREADY
GRADED A+
-chest
-abdomen
-back
-shoulder
-neck
What size gauge and needle catheter do you use for a tension pneumothorax? - (ANSWER)14-10 gauge
needle and a 3.25 inch catheter
What are the two acceptable site for Needle Decompression? - (ANSWER)-5th intercostal space, anterior
axillary line
-2nd intercostal space, mid-clavicular line
Where should you NEVER insert for a needle decompression? - (ANSWER)Never insert the needle medial
to the nipple line
When can a needle decompression be considered successful? - (ANSWER)when hemoglobin oxygen
saturation increases to 90% or greater
At what angle to the chest should you insert the needle for a needle decompression? - (ANSWER)90
degrees
What is the preferred dressing for a sucking chest wound? - (ANSWER)vented chest seal
What are most commonly associated with dismounted IED attacks? - (ANSWER)pelvic injuries
What should be applied in cases where there is a suspected pelvic fracture? - (ANSWER)Pelvic binder
