TECC – TACTICAL EMERGENCY CASUALTY CARE COMPLETE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ALL ANSWERS CORRECT (PASS GUARANTEE)

TECC – TACTICAL EMERGENCY CASUALTY CARE COMPLETE EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ALL ANSWERS CORRECT (PASS GUARANTEE)




1. What does TECC stand for?
- A) Trauma Emergency Care Coordination
- B) Tactical Emergency Casualty Care
- C) Tactical Emergency Combat Care
- D) Technical Emergency Critical Care
Answer: B


2. TECC is primarily designed for which environment?
- A) Military combat zones only
- B) Hospital emergency departments
- C) Civilian high-threat environments
- D) Routine EMS calls
Answer: C


3. What are the three phases of TECC care?
- A) Direct Threat, Indirect Threat, Evacuation
- B) Hot Zone, Warm Zone, Cold Zone
- C) Primary, Secondary, Tertiary
- D) Immediate, Delayed, Minimal
Answer: A


4. During the Direct Threat phase, what is the primary focus?
- A) Detailed patient assessment

,- B) Life-saving interventions
- C) Suppression of threat and evacuation
- D) IV fluid administration
Answer: C


5. In the Indirect Threat phase, which intervention is prioritized?
- A) Full secondary survey
- B) Massive hemorrhage control
- C) Patient transport
- D) Fracture stabilization
Answer: B


6. The Evacuation Care phase is equivalent to which traditional EMS phase?
- A) Scene size-up
- B) Primary assessment
- C) Transport and definitive care preparation
- D) Triage
Answer: C


7. What is the primary difference between TCCC and TECC?
- A) TCCC is for law enforcement only
- B) TECC is designed for civilian tactical environments
- C) TECC does not address hemorrhage control
- D) TCCC cannot be used by paramedics
Answer: B


8. Who developed the TECC guidelines?
- A) American Heart Association
- B) Committee for Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (C-TECC)

,- C) National Registry of EMTs
- D) Department of Defense
Answer: B


9. What is the most common preventable cause of death in tactical situations?
- A) Head trauma
- B) Airway obstruction
- C) Hemorrhage
- D) Tension pneumothorax
Answer: C


10. The "Threat" in TECC refers to:
- A) Medical complications
- B) Active violence or hazards
- C) Legal liability
- D) Infectious disease
Answer: B


11. During Direct Threat Care, limited medical interventions focus on:
- A) Comfort measures
- B) Hemorrhage control that can be done quickly
- C) Full spinal immobilization
- D) Detailed vital signs
Answer: B


12. What does the acronym MARCH stand for in TECC?
- A) Move, Assess, Recover, Care, Hospital
- B) Massive hemorrhage, Airway, Respirations, Circulation, Head injury/Hypothermia
- C) Medical, Alert, Radio, Command, Help

, - D) Monitor, Address, Report, Check, Handle
Answer: B


13. TECC guidelines are most applicable to which scenario?
- A) Routine car accident on highway
- B) Active shooter incident
- C) Nursing home fall
- D) Diabetic emergency
Answer: B


14. Self-care and buddy-care are emphasized in TECC because:
- A) Medics are not always immediately available
- B) It reduces liability
- C) It is easier than trained medical care
- D) Patients prefer it
Answer: A


15. The principle of "care under fire" means:
- A) Treating burn victims
- B) Providing medical care while under direct threat
- C) Using heated blankets
- D) Emergency department care
Answer: B


16. In TECC, when should you move a casualty during Direct Threat?
- A) Never
- B) Only if threat can be suppressed first
- C) When remaining in place is more dangerous than moving
- D) After full assessment