TCCC REVIEW PRACTICE TEST.

TCCC REVIEW PRACTICE TEST. 1. What are the objectives/goals of TCCC? Provide lifesaving care, limit additional casualties, help mission success 2. When reassessing wounds, which of the following should be considered? 3. A soldier experienced a blast, shrapnel is sticking out of a leg. Which of the following should you do? Bleeding has been con- trolled Apply bulky dressing around shrapnel and se- cure 4. Which choice is a contraindication of administering the In shock/ unable to swal- CWMP (combat pill pack)? low 5. What of the following is a sign of extremity fracture? Swelling and crepitus un- der the skin 6. A casualty becomes disoriented. What's should you do Take the equipment away with their communication device? 7. Using triage considerations during Tactical Field Care, which casualty should be treated first? from the casualty Casualty with massive bleeding to the leg 8. Extreme blood loss may lead to which type of shock? Hemorrhagic shock 9. Which of the following is found within the JFAK? Chest seal, NPA, tourni- quet 10. Altered mental status in a trauma casualty can come from all of these except which one? 11. What percent of body surface area is considered burned in both legs, front torso and groin are affected? Medication from the CWMP (combat pill pack) 55% 12. What impact does the tactical environment (fire supe- riority and threat containment) have on TCCC? Without fire superiority, TCCC is limited to self-aid 13. External forces that can cause a head injury include Blow to head, within 50m of a blast, or in vehicle ac- cident 14. What should you do with the NPA before inserting intro Lubricate the outside of the casualty's nostril? 15. When treating hypothermia the following measure provides the best chance to reverse the hypothermic process? 16. Anatomical sites for applying direct and indirect pres- sure to control bleeding include which combinations? 17. What is a indicator of shock in the Tactical Field Care setting? the tube with water or sterile lubrication Active management Neck, groin, and axillary Altered level of conscious- ness Signs of shock do not include which of