Exam (elaborations) Army course
PV2 Bean was so tired that she tripped and fell on her way to chow. She broke her arm. You were there so you gave her buddy aid, including removing her class ring. Why was it necessary to remove the ring? Select the best answer. The finger could swell and cause the ring to interfere with blood circulation. Where do you apply a pressure dressing? On top of the field dressing. Of the following steps for splinting a fracture, which occurs first? Check the circulation of and dress any wounds at the site. Of the following "Evaluate a Casualty" steps, which occurs last? Check for bleeding. Of the following steps for splinting a fracture, which occurs last? Apply a sling and/or swathes. Which of the following is most likely to result in shock? Rapid and severe blood loss. Of the steps for applying a field dressing shown below, which one does NOT fit? Make sure to only touch the sterile (white) side of the field dressing. You are applying a sling for an arm fracture. Where do you position the hand of the fractured arm? Select the best answer. On the opposite shoulder Why is it important to establish the security of the site before evaluating the casualty? Select the best answer. The scene may not be safe, and you cannot help a casualty if you are injured. In the AVPU acronym for checking responsiveness, what does the A stand for? Is alert Below are some statements related to field dressings and pressure dressings. Which one is correct? Tie the knot for a pressure dressing over the wound. In the AVPU acronym for checking responsiveness, what does the P stand for? Responds to pain Which one of the following statements is true? Select the best answer. A tourniquet is to be tightened until the bright red bleeding has stopped. Which of the following is part of Checking the Circulation? Ask the casualty to describe the sensation of feeling in the limb.
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