HCB TCCC San Antonio College BIOL 2420 Questions with 100%
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P-MARCH-P Patient/Provider Safety
Massive Hemorrhage
Airway
Respirations
Circulation
Head Trauma/Hypothermia
Pain Management
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What is the most frequent cause of preventable battlefield Extremity hemorrhage
deaths?
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How long does it take to bleed to death from an arterial 3 min
bleed?
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What is the first thing you do to a casualty with an altered Disarm them
mental status?
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Failure rate for battlefield cricothyroidotomy? 33%
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What size gauge/needle do you use for needle 14 gauge, 3.25 in
decompression?
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Which 3 sites can you do a needle decompression? 2nd intercostal space or 4th & 5th intercostal space
, Question: Answer:
It takes a hole in the chest at least the size of a nickel or bigger Sucking chest wound / Open Pneumothorax
for this to occur.
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How long do you put pressure on a wound after applying a 3 min
hemostatic dressing?
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When do you use C-Spine stabilization on the battlefield? Blunt trauma
(Unless under enemy fire)
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What is XSTAT 30? Hemostatic device for the control of severe, life threatening bleeding
from junctional
wounds in the groin, axilla, etc. (Not amendable to tourniquet
application)
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What size needle do you use while administering an IV? 18 Gauge
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What determines if a casualty needs an IV? HAS or is at RISK of hemorrhagic shock, gunshot wound to the chest,
needs medications
but cannot take them orally.
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What do you flush, and how much do you flush a saline lock 5cc NS (Normal Saline), Every 1-2 hours.
with, and when will you repeat it to keep it open?
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What does TXA stand for? Tranexamic Acid
Verified Answers Latest Update
Question: Answer:
P-MARCH-P Patient/Provider Safety
Massive Hemorrhage
Airway
Respirations
Circulation
Head Trauma/Hypothermia
Pain Management
Question: Answer:
What is the most frequent cause of preventable battlefield Extremity hemorrhage
deaths?
Question: Answer:
How long does it take to bleed to death from an arterial 3 min
bleed?
Question: Answer:
What is the first thing you do to a casualty with an altered Disarm them
mental status?
Question: Answer:
Failure rate for battlefield cricothyroidotomy? 33%
Question: Answer:
What size gauge/needle do you use for needle 14 gauge, 3.25 in
decompression?
Question: Answer:
Which 3 sites can you do a needle decompression? 2nd intercostal space or 4th & 5th intercostal space
, Question: Answer:
It takes a hole in the chest at least the size of a nickel or bigger Sucking chest wound / Open Pneumothorax
for this to occur.
Question: Answer:
How long do you put pressure on a wound after applying a 3 min
hemostatic dressing?
Question: Answer:
When do you use C-Spine stabilization on the battlefield? Blunt trauma
(Unless under enemy fire)
Question: Answer:
What is XSTAT 30? Hemostatic device for the control of severe, life threatening bleeding
from junctional
wounds in the groin, axilla, etc. (Not amendable to tourniquet
application)
Question: Answer:
What size needle do you use while administering an IV? 18 Gauge
Question: Answer:
What determines if a casualty needs an IV? HAS or is at RISK of hemorrhagic shock, gunshot wound to the chest,
needs medications
but cannot take them orally.
Question: Answer:
What do you flush, and how much do you flush a saline lock 5cc NS (Normal Saline), Every 1-2 hours.
with, and when will you repeat it to keep it open?
Question: Answer:
What does TXA stand for? Tranexamic Acid
