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Q1: Tccc
A: Tactical Combat casualty care
Q2: Goal of tccc
A: Identify and prevent death from casualties
Q3: Objectives of tccc
A: Life saving care
Limit risk of death
Provide care to keep fighting
Treat
Prevent
Continue missions
Q4: Mission of care
A: Care under fire limited supplies
Tactical field care more time and more safety not under fire
Tactical evacuation care most amount of care on the way to hospital
Q5: First responders
A: First medical care role 1 care immediate life saving measures
Q6: Tension pneumothorax
A: Air where it's not supposed to be
Q7: 1 minute
A: To apply tourniquet most essential task in cuf
Q8: MARCH
A: Massive hemorrhage
Airway
Respiration
Circulation
Hypothermia/head injury
Q9: After
A: Pain
Antibiotics
, Wounds
Splinting
Q10: DD1380
A: Military standard form
Injuries signs and symptoms
Q11: Most important question
A: Scene safety ask if scene is safe
Q12: First aid kit
A: Tourniquet hemostatic gauze emergency bandages
Nasopharyngeal airway water based lube vented chest seat needle capiter
Q13: Pills
A: Moxifloxacin 400 mg antibiotics
Meloxicam 15mg pain
Acetaminophen x2 650 mg pain
All at same time If patient is able to swallow
Q14: Active hypothermia blanket
A: Generates heat
Q15: Passive hypothermia blanket
A: Maintains heat
Q16: MACE2
A: Military acute concussion evaluation
Possible brain trauma
Q17: More equipment
A: Rigid eye shield ,malleable splinting ,cravats
Q18: Regular inspect materials
A: Before during and after
Q19: Check what
A: All equipment
Seals
Wrappers
Answers
Q1: Tccc
A: Tactical Combat casualty care
Q2: Goal of tccc
A: Identify and prevent death from casualties
Q3: Objectives of tccc
A: Life saving care
Limit risk of death
Provide care to keep fighting
Treat
Prevent
Continue missions
Q4: Mission of care
A: Care under fire limited supplies
Tactical field care more time and more safety not under fire
Tactical evacuation care most amount of care on the way to hospital
Q5: First responders
A: First medical care role 1 care immediate life saving measures
Q6: Tension pneumothorax
A: Air where it's not supposed to be
Q7: 1 minute
A: To apply tourniquet most essential task in cuf
Q8: MARCH
A: Massive hemorrhage
Airway
Respiration
Circulation
Hypothermia/head injury
Q9: After
A: Pain
Antibiotics
, Wounds
Splinting
Q10: DD1380
A: Military standard form
Injuries signs and symptoms
Q11: Most important question
A: Scene safety ask if scene is safe
Q12: First aid kit
A: Tourniquet hemostatic gauze emergency bandages
Nasopharyngeal airway water based lube vented chest seat needle capiter
Q13: Pills
A: Moxifloxacin 400 mg antibiotics
Meloxicam 15mg pain
Acetaminophen x2 650 mg pain
All at same time If patient is able to swallow
Q14: Active hypothermia blanket
A: Generates heat
Q15: Passive hypothermia blanket
A: Maintains heat
Q16: MACE2
A: Military acute concussion evaluation
Possible brain trauma
Q17: More equipment
A: Rigid eye shield ,malleable splinting ,cravats
Q18: Regular inspect materials
A: Before during and after
Q19: Check what
A: All equipment
Seals
Wrappers
