CLS Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2023
What are the three phases of TCCC? - Correct Answer-1. Care Under Fire 2. Tactical Field Care 3. Combat Casualty Evacuation
What is the BEST and FIRST treatment you can give your casualty? - Correct Answer-
Hasty Tourniquet
What is the difference between cover, concealment, and camouflage? Which is best? - Correct Answer-Cover is something to go behind to protect an individual or group from rounds impacting---- Concealment is something to go behind to mask a individual or groups silloute in order to remain un detected -------
Camouflage is using the environment around oneself to blend into the surrounding area.
What are the two types of Tourniquet? Describe them. - Correct Answer-Hasty & Deliberate.
Hasty: Goes over clothing - High and tight.
Deliberate: Goes on skin - 2 to 3 inches above wound.
What kind of gauze do you use to stop bleeding in a non-compressible wound (junctional)? Describe the package it comes in. - Correct Answer-Hemostatic (combat gauze) Green rectangle package
What does MARCH stand for? - Correct Answer-Massive Hemorrhaging
Airway
Respiratory
Circulatory
Head/Hypothermia
How do you asses if your casualty airway is Patent? - Correct Answer-Head Tilt Chin Lift
Jaw Thrust
Look Listen Feel
How do you apply a Nasopharyng Airway (NPA)? - Correct Answer-Measure ear lob to edge of mouth
Lubricate with packaged lube or causality saliva
Beeville towards septum
Slightly twist.
Tape two sides and side of the face.
What are the three phases of TCCC? - Correct Answer-1. Care Under Fire 2. Tactical Field Care 3. Combat Casualty Evacuation
What is the BEST and FIRST treatment you can give your casualty? - Correct Answer-
Hasty Tourniquet
What is the difference between cover, concealment, and camouflage? Which is best? - Correct Answer-Cover is something to go behind to protect an individual or group from rounds impacting---- Concealment is something to go behind to mask a individual or groups silloute in order to remain un detected -------
Camouflage is using the environment around oneself to blend into the surrounding area.
What are the two types of Tourniquet? Describe them. - Correct Answer-Hasty & Deliberate.
Hasty: Goes over clothing - High and tight.
Deliberate: Goes on skin - 2 to 3 inches above wound.
What kind of gauze do you use to stop bleeding in a non-compressible wound (junctional)? Describe the package it comes in. - Correct Answer-Hemostatic (combat gauze) Green rectangle package
What does MARCH stand for? - Correct Answer-Massive Hemorrhaging
Airway
Respiratory
Circulatory
Head/Hypothermia
How do you asses if your casualty airway is Patent? - Correct Answer-Head Tilt Chin Lift
Jaw Thrust
Look Listen Feel
How do you apply a Nasopharyng Airway (NPA)? - Correct Answer-Measure ear lob to edge of mouth
Lubricate with packaged lube or causality saliva
Beeville towards septum
Slightly twist.
Tape two sides and side of the face.
