TCCC ACTUAL TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS (solved )

combat gauze - ANSWER For a compressible/external hemorrhage not amenable to limb tourniquet use or as an adjunct to tourniquet removal, use __________ as the hemostatic dressing of choice. XStat - ANSWER _____ is best for deep, narrow-tract junctional wounds. 3 (optional for XStat) - ANSWER Hemostatic agents should be applied with at least ____ minutes of direct pressure. XStat - ANSWER _______ is the only hemostatic dressing that is not to be removed in the field. More of it, other hemostatic adjuncts, or trauma dressings may be applied over it. no - ANSWER Is cervical spine stabilization necessary for casualties who have sustained only penetrating trauma? i-gel (its gel-filled cuff avoids the need for cuff inflation and monitoring) - ANSWER The ________ is the preferred extraglottic airway. 14, 3.25 (2nd intercostal space, midclavicular line) - ANSWER For tension pneumothorax, decompress the chest with a ____-gauge, ____-inch needle D. medial to the nipple line - ANSWER When performing a needle D, ensure that the needle entry into the chest is NOT ___________. vented chest seal - ANSWER All open and/or sucking chest wounds should be treated by immediately applying a __________. supplemental oxygen (maintain an oxygen saturation > 90%) - ANSWER Casualties with moderate/severe TBI should be given __________ when available. casualty is not in shock, it is possible to monitor the wound for bleeding, the tourniquet is not being used to control bleeding from an amputated extremity - ANSWER Limb tourniquets and junctional tourniquets should be converted to hemostatic or pressure dressings asap IF 3 criteria are met: 2 - ANSWER Every effort should be made to convert tourniquets in less than ____ hours if bleeding can be controlled with other means. 6 - ANSWER Do not remove a tourniquet that has been in place more than ___ hours unless close monitoring and lab capability are available. 18 - ANSWER IV or IO access is indicated if the casualty is in hemorrhagic shock or at significant risk of shock (and therefore may need fluid resuscitation). For IV, an ____-gauge IV or saline lock is preferred. 1 gram, 100 mL, 3 - ANSWER If a casualty is anticipated to need significant blood transfusion, administer ___ of TXA in ___ normal saline or lactated Ringer's asap but NOT later than ___ hours after injury. 10 - ANSWER When given, TXA should be administered over ___ minutes by IV infusion