Updated Navy HM TCCC Study Guide Test.
1. WHAT IS
IDENTIFY PREVENTABLE
THE TCCC
DEATH ADDRESS
AP-
AGGRESSIVELY GOOD
PROACH?
MEDICINE AND TACTICS
2. WHAT ARE
HEMORRHAGE
THE CAUSES OF
JUNCTIONAL HEMORRHAGE
PRE-
VENTABLE DEATH NONCOMPRESSIBLE HEMORRHAGE
ON THE TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX
BATTLE- FIELD? AIRWAY PROBLEMS
3. TENSION AIR ESCAPES
PNEU- AIR PRESSURE (LUNGS-HEART)
MOTHORAX HEART COMPRESSED (NO CIRCULATION)
WHERE AN ARM OR LEG JOINS THE TORSO OR GROIN AFTER TRAUMATIC
4. WHAT IS A AMPU- TATION TYPICALLY CAUSED BY IEDs
JUNC- TIONAL
HEMOR-
RHAGE?
5. TCCC OBJECTIVES TREAT CASUALTY
PREVENT ADDITIONAL
CASUALTIES COMPLETE THE
MISSION
6. CARE UNDER ATION CARE
FIRE
9. WHO DOES THE FATE OF THE
7. TACTICAL
FIELD CARE
8. TACTICAL EVACU-
1/
56
, Updated Navy HM TCCC Study Guide Test.
CARE RENDERED BY THE FIRST S THE FIRST CARE: CORPSMAN - MEDIC -
RESPONDER OR COMBATANT PARARESCUEMAN
AT THE SCENE OF THE INJURY
WHILE THEY ARE STILL UNDER
EFFECTIVE HOSTILE FIRE
CARE RENDERED BY THE FIRST
RESPONDER OR COMBATANT
ONCE HE AND THE CASUALTY
ARE NO LONGER UNDER
EFFECTIVE HOSTILE FIRE
CARE RENDERED ONCE THE
CASUALTY HAS BEEN PICKED
UP BY AN AIRCRAFT GROUND
VEHICLES OR BOATS.
EQUIPMENT MAY BE PRE-
STAGED.
O
N
E
W
H
O
P
R
O
V
I
D
E
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56
, Updated Navy HM TCCC Study Guide Test.
INJURED OFTEN
LIE ON
BEFORE
REACHING
THE
TREATMENT
FA- CILITY? 24%
10. WHAT
PERCENT- AGE
OF COMBAT
DEATHS ARE PO-
TENTIALLY PRE-
VENTABLE?
11. TCCC CARE PHAS- CARE UNDER FIRE
ES TACTICAL FIELD
CARE TACEVAC
CARE
12. PMARCHP PATIENT-PROVIDER SAFETY
MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE
AIRWAY
RESPIRATIONS
CIRCULATION
HEAD TRAUMA-HYPOTHERMIA
PAIN MANAGEMENT
13. WHAT IS 14. YOU MUST HAVE CONTROL OF MAJOR HEMOR
THE FRAME-
WORK FOR ALL
TCCC INTERVEN-
TIONS?
3/
56
, Updated Navy HM TCCC Study Guide Test.
PMARCHP
UNDER 2 MINUTES AND 30
SECONDS
4/
56
1. WHAT IS
IDENTIFY PREVENTABLE
THE TCCC
DEATH ADDRESS
AP-
AGGRESSIVELY GOOD
PROACH?
MEDICINE AND TACTICS
2. WHAT ARE
HEMORRHAGE
THE CAUSES OF
JUNCTIONAL HEMORRHAGE
PRE-
VENTABLE DEATH NONCOMPRESSIBLE HEMORRHAGE
ON THE TENSION PNEUMOTHORAX
BATTLE- FIELD? AIRWAY PROBLEMS
3. TENSION AIR ESCAPES
PNEU- AIR PRESSURE (LUNGS-HEART)
MOTHORAX HEART COMPRESSED (NO CIRCULATION)
WHERE AN ARM OR LEG JOINS THE TORSO OR GROIN AFTER TRAUMATIC
4. WHAT IS A AMPU- TATION TYPICALLY CAUSED BY IEDs
JUNC- TIONAL
HEMOR-
RHAGE?
5. TCCC OBJECTIVES TREAT CASUALTY
PREVENT ADDITIONAL
CASUALTIES COMPLETE THE
MISSION
6. CARE UNDER ATION CARE
FIRE
9. WHO DOES THE FATE OF THE
7. TACTICAL
FIELD CARE
8. TACTICAL EVACU-
1/
56
, Updated Navy HM TCCC Study Guide Test.
CARE RENDERED BY THE FIRST S THE FIRST CARE: CORPSMAN - MEDIC -
RESPONDER OR COMBATANT PARARESCUEMAN
AT THE SCENE OF THE INJURY
WHILE THEY ARE STILL UNDER
EFFECTIVE HOSTILE FIRE
CARE RENDERED BY THE FIRST
RESPONDER OR COMBATANT
ONCE HE AND THE CASUALTY
ARE NO LONGER UNDER
EFFECTIVE HOSTILE FIRE
CARE RENDERED ONCE THE
CASUALTY HAS BEEN PICKED
UP BY AN AIRCRAFT GROUND
VEHICLES OR BOATS.
EQUIPMENT MAY BE PRE-
STAGED.
O
N
E
W
H
O
P
R
O
V
I
D
E
2/
56
, Updated Navy HM TCCC Study Guide Test.
INJURED OFTEN
LIE ON
BEFORE
REACHING
THE
TREATMENT
FA- CILITY? 24%
10. WHAT
PERCENT- AGE
OF COMBAT
DEATHS ARE PO-
TENTIALLY PRE-
VENTABLE?
11. TCCC CARE PHAS- CARE UNDER FIRE
ES TACTICAL FIELD
CARE TACEVAC
CARE
12. PMARCHP PATIENT-PROVIDER SAFETY
MASSIVE HEMORRHAGE
AIRWAY
RESPIRATIONS
CIRCULATION
HEAD TRAUMA-HYPOTHERMIA
PAIN MANAGEMENT
13. WHAT IS 14. YOU MUST HAVE CONTROL OF MAJOR HEMOR
THE FRAME-
WORK FOR ALL
TCCC INTERVEN-
TIONS?
3/
56
, Updated Navy HM TCCC Study Guide Test.
PMARCHP
UNDER 2 MINUTES AND 30
SECONDS
4/
56
