TCC EXAM LATEST UPDATED 2024 WITH BEST SOLUTIONS

TCC EXAM LATEST UPDATED 2024 WITH BEST SOLUTIONS TECC choices for analgesics include all of the following, except: a. acetaminophen b. ketamine c. aspirin d. oxycodone - c. aspirin eschar - damaged tissue following a burn a secondary survey reveals a small piece of shrapnel imbedded in the patient's eye. TECC guidelines call for the caregiver to: a. initiate a 20-minute flush with saline solution b. prepare and place a doughnut ring around the shrapnel c. tape a rigid eye shield over the injured eye d. cover both eyes with occlusive dressings - c. tape a rigid eye shield over the injured eye when preparing to move casualties from the indirect threat/warm zone to the evacuation/cold zone: a. wait for the appropriate number of ambulance teams to arrive at the warm zone/cold zone border b. coordinate with the incident management team c. determine the smoothest path with the fewest obstacles d. take the same path you used to get to the indirect threat/warm zone - b. coordinate with the incident management team when triaging patients in the direct threat/warm zone you encounter a casualty with multiple system trauma who has no pulse. the TECC recommendation is to: a. triage the patient as gray or black tag b. perform the head tilt maneuver to see if respiration returns c. do three cycles of continuous closed chest compressions, and then check for a pulse d. perform bilateral needle chest decompressions, and then check for a pulse - d. perform bilateral needle chest decompressions, and then check for a pulse MARCH stands for: - massive hemorrhage control, airway patency, respiratory status, circulation status, head injury/hypothermia Which is a key factor of remote assessment methodology? a. the caregiver is embedded with the casualty until the direct threat is mitigated b. the caregiver is unable to get direction from online medical control c. the caregiver is unable to touch the patient d. sending live video from the direct threat/hot zone to the medical sector - c. the caregiver is unable to touch the patient