AFROTC TCCC Test with all Correct & 100% Verified
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What does TCCC stand for? ✔Correct Answer-Tactical Combat Casualty Care
What is MARCH? ✔Correct Answer-Massive bleeding
Airway
Respiration
Circulation
Hypothermia
What is the purpose of TCCC? ✔Correct Answer-To provide Airmen with basic tactics,
techniques, and procedures to reduce preventable loss of life
General self-aid & buddy care ✔Correct Answer-Stop life-threatening bleeds (pat down for
blood)
Establish airway
Ensure casualty is breathing (sucking chest wound)
Prevention (immobilize head/neck/back injuries, place dressing on open wounds, treat eye
injuries, treat burns)
Minimize further environmental exposure
DD Form 1380 - for all injuries
Evacuate as needed
When under fire, do you return fire first or provide medical treatment first? ✔Correct Answer-
Return fire as directed before providing any medical treatment
What do you do for Care Under Fire? ✔Correct Answer-1. Direct casualty to remain engaged
as a combatant if possible
2. Direct casualty to move to cover and apply self-aid if able
3. If casualty cannot return fire, have them play dead until enemy fire is suppressed and rescue
plan is developed and executed
4. If they have a life-threatening bleeding from a limb, apply tourniquet
5. Evacuate casualty
Controlling Bleeding - Tactical Field Care ✔Correct Answer-1. Apply direct pressure with hand
and using dressing
2. If bleeding has not stopped with direct pressure, use pressure points with elevation to control
bleeding
3. Use combat gauze if available
4. If bleeding has not stopped, apply tourniquet
5. DD Form 1380
Answers |Already Graded A+
What does TCCC stand for? ✔Correct Answer-Tactical Combat Casualty Care
What is MARCH? ✔Correct Answer-Massive bleeding
Airway
Respiration
Circulation
Hypothermia
What is the purpose of TCCC? ✔Correct Answer-To provide Airmen with basic tactics,
techniques, and procedures to reduce preventable loss of life
General self-aid & buddy care ✔Correct Answer-Stop life-threatening bleeds (pat down for
blood)
Establish airway
Ensure casualty is breathing (sucking chest wound)
Prevention (immobilize head/neck/back injuries, place dressing on open wounds, treat eye
injuries, treat burns)
Minimize further environmental exposure
DD Form 1380 - for all injuries
Evacuate as needed
When under fire, do you return fire first or provide medical treatment first? ✔Correct Answer-
Return fire as directed before providing any medical treatment
What do you do for Care Under Fire? ✔Correct Answer-1. Direct casualty to remain engaged
as a combatant if possible
2. Direct casualty to move to cover and apply self-aid if able
3. If casualty cannot return fire, have them play dead until enemy fire is suppressed and rescue
plan is developed and executed
4. If they have a life-threatening bleeding from a limb, apply tourniquet
5. Evacuate casualty
Controlling Bleeding - Tactical Field Care ✔Correct Answer-1. Apply direct pressure with hand
and using dressing
2. If bleeding has not stopped with direct pressure, use pressure points with elevation to control
bleeding
3. Use combat gauze if available
4. If bleeding has not stopped, apply tourniquet
5. DD Form 1380
