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A patient is displaying unilateral pupillary dilation accompanied by a decreased LOC. Which
actions are appropriate for treatment of possible herniation? - ANSWER- Elevate the
causality head 30 degrees, hyperventilate to a rate of 20 for to reach ETCO2 30-35,
administer 250ml of hypertonic saline bolus
IAW Tactical Evacuation under TCCC and the USAISR, calculate the fluid resuscitation rate for
a 90kg burn patient with 40% burn. - ANSWER- 500ml/hr
For moderate to severe pain; select the most appropriate drug and dose for patients on the
battlefield for evacuation: - ANSWER- Ketamine 20mg IV/IO
Under Tactical Evacuation Care, using the MARCH algorithm, when can a tourniquet be
removed from a casualty? - ANSWER- After reassessment determines a tourniquet
was not needed
Resuscitation of all causalities with a suspected head Injury or TBI should have fluid
resuscitation to a systolic BP of at least: - ANSWER- 90 mmHg
True/False: Cervical spine stabilization is not required for causalities who have only sustained
penetrating trauma. - ANSWER- True
If a casualty in shock is not responding to fluid resuscitation, consider? - ANSWER-
Tension Pneumothorax
Every effort should be made to convert a tourniquet in less than ____ hours if bleeding can
be controlled by other means - ANSWER- 2
A patient is displaying unilateral pupillary dilation accompanied by a decreased LOC. Which
actions are appropriate for treatment of possible herniation? - ANSWER- Elevate the
causality head 30 degrees, hyperventilate to a rate of 20 for to reach ETCO2 30-35,
administer 250ml of hypertonic saline bolus
IAW Tactical Evacuation under TCCC and the USAISR, calculate the fluid resuscitation rate for
a 90kg burn patient with 40% burn. - ANSWER- 500ml/hr
For moderate to severe pain; select the most appropriate drug and dose for patients on the
battlefield for evacuation: - ANSWER- Ketamine 20mg IV/IO
Under Tactical Evacuation Care, using the MARCH algorithm, when can a tourniquet be
removed from a casualty? - ANSWER- After reassessment determines a tourniquet
was not needed
Resuscitation of all causalities with a suspected head Injury or TBI should have fluid
resuscitation to a systolic BP of at least: - ANSWER- 90 mmHg
True/False: Cervical spine stabilization is not required for causalities who have only sustained
penetrating trauma. - ANSWER- True
If a casualty in shock is not responding to fluid resuscitation, consider? - ANSWER-
Tension Pneumothorax
Every effort should be made to convert a tourniquet in less than ____ hours if bleeding can
be controlled by other means - ANSWER- 2
