CLS TCCC TIER 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
1. IMPORTANCE TCCC focuses on identifying and
OF TCCC treating the causes of preventable
TRAINING
death on the battlefield
-Hostile fire
2. What factors
-Tactical considerations
influ- ence
-Environmental considerations
TCCC?
-Wounding patterns
-Equipment constraints
-Delays in reaching higher levels of care
-Level of first responder training and experience
-Care under Fire (CUF)
3. What are the -Tactical Field Care (TFC)
phases of care in -Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC)
TCCC?
Tourniquet (TQ) application to stop massive bleeding
4. What is the most
es- sential
treatment task in The first medical care that military personnel receive is
CUF?
5. What is every first
re-
sponder's role in CUF? provided at Role 1 (also referred to as unit-level
medical care or self-aid, buddy aid, combat
lifesaver, and/or medic care).
6. What does M - Massive Bleeding
MARCH PAWS
(Hemorrhage) A - Airway
stand for?
R - Respiration • C - Circulation • H - Hypothermia/Head Injuries
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P - Pain Splints
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, CLS TCCC TIER 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
7. Causes of preventable - Bleeding from arm and leg injuries
death on the battle- -Junctional bleeding where an
field arm or leg joins the torso such
as the groin
-Noncompressible bleeding such as a
gunshot wound to the
abdomen
-Tension pneumothorax (air
trapped in the chest that prevents
8. THREE GOALS
OF TCCC breathing and circulation), and
airway problems
-Treat the casualty
-Prevent additional casualties
-Complete the mission
9. How long do you have 1 Minute
to apply the Tourni-
quet?
10. What is a over the uniform. High and Tight.
"Hasty"
tourniquet in
CUF?
11. TOURNIQUET A device to stop
massive bleeding.
12. HEMOSTATIC GAUZE Gauze rolls used to stop major
life-threatening bleeding.
13. EMERGENCY TRAUMA DRESSING
BAN- DAGE/
14. NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY (NPA)
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1. IMPORTANCE TCCC focuses on identifying and
OF TCCC treating the causes of preventable
TRAINING
death on the battlefield
-Hostile fire
2. What factors
-Tactical considerations
influ- ence
-Environmental considerations
TCCC?
-Wounding patterns
-Equipment constraints
-Delays in reaching higher levels of care
-Level of first responder training and experience
-Care under Fire (CUF)
3. What are the -Tactical Field Care (TFC)
phases of care in -Tactical Evacuation Care (TACEVAC)
TCCC?
Tourniquet (TQ) application to stop massive bleeding
4. What is the most
es- sential
treatment task in The first medical care that military personnel receive is
CUF?
5. What is every first
re-
sponder's role in CUF? provided at Role 1 (also referred to as unit-level
medical care or self-aid, buddy aid, combat
lifesaver, and/or medic care).
6. What does M - Massive Bleeding
MARCH PAWS
(Hemorrhage) A - Airway
stand for?
R - Respiration • C - Circulation • H - Hypothermia/Head Injuries
1/
23
, CLS TCCC TIER 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
P - Pain Splints
A
-
A
n
t
i
b
i
o
t
i
c
s
W
-
W
o
u
n
d
s
S
-
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23
, CLS TCCC TIER 2 EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
7. Causes of preventable - Bleeding from arm and leg injuries
death on the battle- -Junctional bleeding where an
field arm or leg joins the torso such
as the groin
-Noncompressible bleeding such as a
gunshot wound to the
abdomen
-Tension pneumothorax (air
trapped in the chest that prevents
8. THREE GOALS
OF TCCC breathing and circulation), and
airway problems
-Treat the casualty
-Prevent additional casualties
-Complete the mission
9. How long do you have 1 Minute
to apply the Tourni-
quet?
10. What is a over the uniform. High and Tight.
"Hasty"
tourniquet in
CUF?
11. TOURNIQUET A device to stop
massive bleeding.
12. HEMOSTATIC GAUZE Gauze rolls used to stop major
life-threatening bleeding.
13. EMERGENCY TRAUMA DRESSING
BAN- DAGE/
14. NASOPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY (NPA)
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23
