HCB TCCC (New 2026/ 2027 Update)
Questions & Answers 100% Correct
(Verified Solutions) - {Grade A}
7000ml per casualty - Correct answer For hex tend to get the same effect from
crystalloid, it requires...
Hextend - Correct answer What is preferred as a weight saving advantage for combat
trauma
500ml then- if radial pulse and mental status don't improve after 30 min- another
500ml - Correct answer Dosage for hextend
104 degrees up to 8 hours - Correct answer Ready to hear blanket can reach what
temperature for how long
400mg of moxifloxican - Correct answer Antibiotic for penetrating eye trauma
Tylenol- 650mg bilateral caplet, 2 PO Q8hr
,Meloxican- 15mg PO once a day - Correct answer •Mild to moderate pain- casualty is
still able to fight
•TCCC combat wound medication pack
Oral Transmucosal Fentanyl Citrate (OTFC) 800ug (micrograms) - Correct answer
•moderate to sever pain
•casualty is NOT in shock or respiratory distress
•casualty is NOT at significant risk of developing either condition
Ketamine 50mg IM or IN or 20mg slow
IM or IN- repeat does q30min prn
IV or IO- realest does q20min prn - Correct answer •moderate to sever pain
•casualty IS in shock or respiratory distress
•casualty IS at significant risk of developing either condition
Monitor airway, breathing, and circulation closely - Correct answer For all casualties
given opioids or ketamine
, • to preserve the fighting force
• to achieve rapid and maximal relief of pain from combat wounds
• to minimize the likelihood of adverse effects on the casualty from the analgesic
medication used - Correct answer The simplified triple-option approach to battlefield
analgesia has three primary goals:
Respiratory depression and apnea - Correct answer What can occur if ketamine is
administered too rapidly
•hypovolemic shock
•respiratory distress
•unconsciousness
•severe head injury - Correct answer Do not give morphing or fentanyl to casualties
with these contradictions:
Moxifoxacin- 400mg PO once a day
* ertapenem- 1g IV/IM once a day - Correct answer Antibiotic recommended for all
open combat wounds
Questions & Answers 100% Correct
(Verified Solutions) - {Grade A}
7000ml per casualty - Correct answer For hex tend to get the same effect from
crystalloid, it requires...
Hextend - Correct answer What is preferred as a weight saving advantage for combat
trauma
500ml then- if radial pulse and mental status don't improve after 30 min- another
500ml - Correct answer Dosage for hextend
104 degrees up to 8 hours - Correct answer Ready to hear blanket can reach what
temperature for how long
400mg of moxifloxican - Correct answer Antibiotic for penetrating eye trauma
Tylenol- 650mg bilateral caplet, 2 PO Q8hr
,Meloxican- 15mg PO once a day - Correct answer •Mild to moderate pain- casualty is
still able to fight
•TCCC combat wound medication pack
Oral Transmucosal Fentanyl Citrate (OTFC) 800ug (micrograms) - Correct answer
•moderate to sever pain
•casualty is NOT in shock or respiratory distress
•casualty is NOT at significant risk of developing either condition
Ketamine 50mg IM or IN or 20mg slow
IM or IN- repeat does q30min prn
IV or IO- realest does q20min prn - Correct answer •moderate to sever pain
•casualty IS in shock or respiratory distress
•casualty IS at significant risk of developing either condition
Monitor airway, breathing, and circulation closely - Correct answer For all casualties
given opioids or ketamine
, • to preserve the fighting force
• to achieve rapid and maximal relief of pain from combat wounds
• to minimize the likelihood of adverse effects on the casualty from the analgesic
medication used - Correct answer The simplified triple-option approach to battlefield
analgesia has three primary goals:
Respiratory depression and apnea - Correct answer What can occur if ketamine is
administered too rapidly
•hypovolemic shock
•respiratory distress
•unconsciousness
•severe head injury - Correct answer Do not give morphing or fentanyl to casualties
with these contradictions:
Moxifoxacin- 400mg PO once a day
* ertapenem- 1g IV/IM once a day - Correct answer Antibiotic recommended for all
open combat wounds
