CLS/TCCC (TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE COURSE) MODULES 10-17 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2025

CLS/TCCC (TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE COURSE) MODULES 10-17 QUESTIONS & ANSWERS 2025 Module 10: Shock Recognition Module 11: Hypothermia Regulation Module 12: Head Injuries Module 13: Eye Injuries END OF MARCH, NOW TO PAWS Module 14: Analgesia (Painkiller) Administration/Antibiotics Module 15: Wound Management Module 16: Burns Module 17: Fractures Module 10 Begins Here (Shock Recognition) What is Shock? - ANS-Inadequeate blood flow to body tissues On the battlefield, what type of shock should you assume someone is going through? - ANS-Hemorrhagic shock (from severe blood loss) General Indicators of Shock - ANS-Priority Indicators - Mental Confusion - Weak or absent radial pulse - Sweaty, cool, clammy skin - Pale/gray skin - Previous severe bleeding ---- Secondary Indicators - Rapid Breathing - Nausea - Excessive thirst Questions to ask a shock patient - ANS-"What is your name?" Thought-provoking questions like "How many quarters are in a dollar?" What is the best way for us to control shock? - ANS-