COMPREHENSIVE TACTICAL COMBAT
CASUALTY CARE (TCCC) GUIDELINES
AND PROCEDURES EXAM WITH 140
QUESTIONS AND WELL-VERIFIED
ACCURATE ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED PASS | TCCC ACTUAL
EXAM
What should be established during Tactical Field Care? - ANSWER-A security
perimeter in accordance with unit standard operating procedures and/or battle
drills.
What is a benefit of communicating with the casualty during Tactical Field Care? -
ANSWER-Ease the casualty's fears and help explain care.
How should you open the airway of a casualty with a suspected neck or spinal
injury? - ANSWER-Use the jaw-thrust maneuver.
In which environments does Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) apply? -
ANSWER-For trauma sustained in combat operations and trauma caused by an
accident during a training event.
,What does passive hypothermia management do? - ANSWER-Keeps the casualty's
body heat contained and insulates to prevent further loss.
What can you do to safely secure a confused and disoriented casualty's weapon? -
ANSWER-Reassure the casualty that you are securing the weapon while you tend
to their injuries.
What could bubbles around an open chest wound indicate? - ANSWER-Open
pneumothorax.
What should you do before assessing and treating a casualty with 10% thermal
burns? - ANSWER-Stop the source of the burning.
In what phase of care do you initiate documentation on the DD Form 1380 TCCC
Card? - ANSWER-Tactical Field Care.
What should be done next for a casualty in hemorrhagic shock who has a palpable
radial pulse and blood pressure of 112/70 after receiving one unit of low-titer
group O whole blood? - ANSWER-Continue to monitor the casualty and transfuse
if there is clinical deterioration.
What dictates the order of initial actions taken during the Care Under Fire phase? -
ANSWER-Tactical situation.
What is the most common cause of preventable combat death? - ANSWER-
Hemorrhage.
What is the potential for head injury greatest if the casualty was within what
distance of the blast? - ANSWER-50 meters.
, What may altered mental status in a trauma casualty in the absence of a head injury
indicate? - ANSWER-Hypovolemic shock.
What may worsen coagulopathy and increase bleeding when treating shock in a
trauma casualty? - ANSWER-Large infusion volumes of crystalloids.
What is a reliable indicator of shock in the Tactical Field Care (TFC) setting? -
ANSWER-Weak radial pulses.
What items are found within the Joint First Aid Kit (JFAK)? - ANSWER-Chest
seal, NPA, tourniquet.
What is the minimum information required to launch the evacuation asset when
calling in a 9-Line MEDEVAC request? - ANSWER-Lines 1-5.
Which kit provides additional medical equipment for treating casualties with
multiple injuries? - ANSWER-CLS Bag.
Why is it important to prepare pre-mission casualty evacuation equipment? -
ANSWER-To ensure it is in working order and that all necessary equipment is
present.
What does a life-threatening hemorrhage not include? - ANSWER-Dark-red, slow-
trickling bleeding.
Why should a medic not check for pelvic instability by applying bilateral
downward pressure on the pelvis? - ANSWER-It causes further damage if a pelvic
fracture is present.
CASUALTY CARE (TCCC) GUIDELINES
AND PROCEDURES EXAM WITH 140
QUESTIONS AND WELL-VERIFIED
ACCURATE ANSWERS | ALREADY GRADED
A+ | GUARANTEED PASS | TCCC ACTUAL
EXAM
What should be established during Tactical Field Care? - ANSWER-A security
perimeter in accordance with unit standard operating procedures and/or battle
drills.
What is a benefit of communicating with the casualty during Tactical Field Care? -
ANSWER-Ease the casualty's fears and help explain care.
How should you open the airway of a casualty with a suspected neck or spinal
injury? - ANSWER-Use the jaw-thrust maneuver.
In which environments does Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) apply? -
ANSWER-For trauma sustained in combat operations and trauma caused by an
accident during a training event.
,What does passive hypothermia management do? - ANSWER-Keeps the casualty's
body heat contained and insulates to prevent further loss.
What can you do to safely secure a confused and disoriented casualty's weapon? -
ANSWER-Reassure the casualty that you are securing the weapon while you tend
to their injuries.
What could bubbles around an open chest wound indicate? - ANSWER-Open
pneumothorax.
What should you do before assessing and treating a casualty with 10% thermal
burns? - ANSWER-Stop the source of the burning.
In what phase of care do you initiate documentation on the DD Form 1380 TCCC
Card? - ANSWER-Tactical Field Care.
What should be done next for a casualty in hemorrhagic shock who has a palpable
radial pulse and blood pressure of 112/70 after receiving one unit of low-titer
group O whole blood? - ANSWER-Continue to monitor the casualty and transfuse
if there is clinical deterioration.
What dictates the order of initial actions taken during the Care Under Fire phase? -
ANSWER-Tactical situation.
What is the most common cause of preventable combat death? - ANSWER-
Hemorrhage.
What is the potential for head injury greatest if the casualty was within what
distance of the blast? - ANSWER-50 meters.
, What may altered mental status in a trauma casualty in the absence of a head injury
indicate? - ANSWER-Hypovolemic shock.
What may worsen coagulopathy and increase bleeding when treating shock in a
trauma casualty? - ANSWER-Large infusion volumes of crystalloids.
What is a reliable indicator of shock in the Tactical Field Care (TFC) setting? -
ANSWER-Weak radial pulses.
What items are found within the Joint First Aid Kit (JFAK)? - ANSWER-Chest
seal, NPA, tourniquet.
What is the minimum information required to launch the evacuation asset when
calling in a 9-Line MEDEVAC request? - ANSWER-Lines 1-5.
Which kit provides additional medical equipment for treating casualties with
multiple injuries? - ANSWER-CLS Bag.
Why is it important to prepare pre-mission casualty evacuation equipment? -
ANSWER-To ensure it is in working order and that all necessary equipment is
present.
What does a life-threatening hemorrhage not include? - ANSWER-Dark-red, slow-
trickling bleeding.
Why should a medic not check for pelvic instability by applying bilateral
downward pressure on the pelvis? - ANSWER-It causes further damage if a pelvic
fracture is present.
