WOBC phase 1 Exam Questions And Answers Rated A+

2 types of fractures - closed & open 5 horizontal themes of a Marine Officer - -A man or woman of exemplary character -A leader dedicated to leading Marines 24/7 -Able to communicate, decide, and act in the fog of war -A warfighter who embraces the Corps' warrior ethos -Mentally strong and Physically tough 5 stresses of combat - 1. Boredom: short periods of terror are followed by long periods of inactivity. 2. Fog of war: Confusion, friction, the unknown, uncertainty 3. Casualties: Regardless if a leader does everything right Marines can still get hurt or killed 4. Discomfort and Fatigue: combat causes dreadful conditions; lock of food, sleep deprivation, and the impact of the elements/environment 5. Extreme risk and fear: ABCs of basic life support - Airway open, breathing occurring, circulation abdominal wound treatment - -put on back with knees bent -expose wound -clean moist dressing pick up organs and place on casualty's abs (do not replace protruding organs) -apply moist field dressing Brain damage very likely how long without oxygen? - 6-10mins Burn classifications and identification - first degree: limited to the most superficial layer and results in the reddening of the d degree: Partial thickness cause into but no though the second layer of skin. results in blisters. third degree: full thickness, destroys skin down to fat. May appear dry, pale, and white or appear brown or charred. sometimes clotting and bones maybe seen. LIFE THREATING Cardinal values and moral compass - Prudence - to know right from wrong, using wisdom as a guide Justice - Right to be kept right, and wrongs to be made right Courage - Your Character in action, the consistent make of a gallant life Temperance - self control. Mastery over instincts. keeping within the limits of what is honorable. CASEVAC - combat vehicle retasked has limited medical support not protected by Geneva Convention Classified Information Spillage( Immediate Action) - 1. Secure area/personnel 2. Report immediately to chain of command/security manager 3. Initiate communication stoppage 4. Revoke security clearances and investigate Clearance levels and classifications - Clearance- Administrative determination by designated authority that an individual is eligible for access Top secret - (5yrs) can cause exceptional damage to national security Secret - (10yrs) can cause serious damage to national security Confidential- (15yrs) can cause identifiable damageUnclassified - does not fall into the other categories FOUO - For offical use only - used to identify unclassified portions containing info exempt from mandatory public release. Coldweather injuries - Frostbite Hypothermia Trenchfoot Combat - "Engaging the enemy with individual or crew served weapons; being exposed to direct of indirect enemy fire; and otherwise undergoing a high probability of direct contact with enemy personnel and firepower, to include the risk of capture"