TCCC CLS REVIEW PRACTICE TEST.
1. Which of the following are signs of a suspected extrem- c. Swelling
and crepitus
ity fracture? c. Pushing
Top of Form chest
a. Loss of consciousness and pulsatile bleeding wound
b. Difficulty breathing and/or shortness of d. Bubbles
breath are not
related to
c. Swelling and crepitus under the skin
the chest
d. Blood loss and tourniquet wound
2. What is the evacuation category for a
casualty who could deteriorate over the next
2 to 4 hrs?
Top of Form
a. Priority
b. Urgent
c. Routine
d. Convenience
3. Altered mental status in a trauma casualty
can come from all of these except which one?
Top of Form
a. Respiratory compromise/distress
b. Medications from the Combat Wound
Medication Pack
c. Severe blood loss
d. Significant head injuries
4. Bubbles around an open chest wound could
indicate:
Top of Form
a. Sucking chest wound
b. Pectoral chest wound
, TCCC CLS REVIEW PRACTICE TEST.
under the skin
a. Priority
b. Medications from the Combat Wound Medica- tion Pack
a. Sucking chest wound
, TCCC CLS REVIEW PRACTICE TEST.
5. Hemostatic agents can be used to control d. Armpit (axilla)
bleeding in the:
Top of Form
a. Chest
b. Abdomen
c. Mid-back
d. Armpit (axilla)
6. Which of the following best describes a a. A nonmedical
combat life- saver? warfight- er who
Top of Form provides lifesav- ing
a. A nonmedical warfighter who provides measures as their sec-
lifesaving measures as their secondary ondary mission
mission
b. A medical warfighter who provides lifesaving
mea- sures as their primary mission
c. A medical warfighter who provides lifesaving
mea- sures as their secondary mission
d. A nonmedical warfighter who provides
lifesaving measures as their primary mission
7. You are in a Tactical Field Care situation and c. On their side with
have in- their
serted an NPA in a casualty. You are now going to seek hand
supporting their
medical aid. How should you position the d. On their
casualty? chest
Top of Form with their
a. On their back with their arms above their head
head turned to
one side
b. On their back with their arms at their sides
c. On their side with their hand supporting 8. What
their head (recovery position)
1. Which of the following are signs of a suspected extrem- c. Swelling
and crepitus
ity fracture? c. Pushing
Top of Form chest
a. Loss of consciousness and pulsatile bleeding wound
b. Difficulty breathing and/or shortness of d. Bubbles
breath are not
related to
c. Swelling and crepitus under the skin
the chest
d. Blood loss and tourniquet wound
2. What is the evacuation category for a
casualty who could deteriorate over the next
2 to 4 hrs?
Top of Form
a. Priority
b. Urgent
c. Routine
d. Convenience
3. Altered mental status in a trauma casualty
can come from all of these except which one?
Top of Form
a. Respiratory compromise/distress
b. Medications from the Combat Wound
Medication Pack
c. Severe blood loss
d. Significant head injuries
4. Bubbles around an open chest wound could
indicate:
Top of Form
a. Sucking chest wound
b. Pectoral chest wound
, TCCC CLS REVIEW PRACTICE TEST.
under the skin
a. Priority
b. Medications from the Combat Wound Medica- tion Pack
a. Sucking chest wound
, TCCC CLS REVIEW PRACTICE TEST.
5. Hemostatic agents can be used to control d. Armpit (axilla)
bleeding in the:
Top of Form
a. Chest
b. Abdomen
c. Mid-back
d. Armpit (axilla)
6. Which of the following best describes a a. A nonmedical
combat life- saver? warfight- er who
Top of Form provides lifesav- ing
a. A nonmedical warfighter who provides measures as their sec-
lifesaving measures as their secondary ondary mission
mission
b. A medical warfighter who provides lifesaving
mea- sures as their primary mission
c. A medical warfighter who provides lifesaving
mea- sures as their secondary mission
d. A nonmedical warfighter who provides
lifesaving measures as their primary mission
7. You are in a Tactical Field Care situation and c. On their side with
have in- their
serted an NPA in a casualty. You are now going to seek hand
supporting their
medical aid. How should you position the d. On their
casualty? chest
Top of Form with their
a. On their back with their arms above their head
head turned to
one side
b. On their back with their arms at their sides
c. On their side with their hand supporting 8. What
their head (recovery position)
