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Phase II TECCWhat is a "hot" zone? - correct answer a dangerous location where anyone present is at risk of harm What is a "warm" zone? - correct answer the area around the hot zone where it is unlikely, but not impossible, that danger still exists What is a "cold" zone? - correct answer an area with no known hazards What type of medical care can LE render in a hot zone? - correct answer Limited assessment, possible tourniquet, possible recovery position How can you assess a pa...

Tactical Paramedic ExamTop 3 preventable causes of combat death - correct answer - Extremity Hemorrhage 60% - Tension pneumothorax 33% - Airway Compromise 6% Phases of TCCC/TECC/TEMS - correct answer 1- Care Under Fire - Hot Zone in TEMS - Direct Threat Care in TECC 2- Tactical Field Care - Warm Zone in TEMS - Indirect Threat Care in TECC 3- Tactical Evacuation - Cold Zone in TEMS - Evacuate in TECC Types of IEDs - correct answer Command Detonated House Borne Vehicle Borne Su...

Tactical Response/TECC Med Tactical Thinking - correct answer - Pre-Incident Planning - Mental conditioning and mindset -- positive self-talk -- mental rehearsal -- crisis rehearsal Mental Readiness - correct answer - Moral Justification -- You must have a personal peace within yourself otherwise you will be distracted in a deadly force encounter - Value of life -- Sometimes goof people have to harm bad people to protect other good people W.I.N - correct answer -Decision Point --...

TCCC Pre testWhich of the following is a principle of TCCC? a. Treat the casualty b. Prevent additional casualties c. Complete the mission d. All of the above - correct answer d Which of the following is NOT one of the three phases of care in TCCC? a. Care Under Fire b. Tactical Field Care c. Tactical Evacuation Care d. Combat Life Saving Care - correct answer d The preferred analgesia regimen for someone who has wounds that are moderately painful but not life threatening and that...

TCCCWhat are the 3 goals of TCCC? - correct answer Treat the casualty Prevent additional causalities Complete the mission What % of all combat deaths occur before a causality reaches a MTF? - correct answer 75 - 90% What % of combat deaths today are potential preventable? - correct answer 20% What are the 3 most common cause of preventable death on the battlefield? - correct answer Hemorrhage from extremity Tension pneumothorax Airway problems What are the 3 phases of care in TCC...

TECC - EMTdefine direct threat care / "hot zone" - correct answer immediate threat of additional injury or death. scene is not secure. emphasis: - threat suppression - prevention of further casualties - extracting casualties - control of life-threatening hemorrhage define indirect threat care / "warm zone" - correct answer potential threat exists, but no direct threat. casualty collection points and rescue forces are deployed here. emphasis on life support thru MARCH (massive hemor...

TECC - Expository WritingWhat does TECC stand for? - correct answer Topic Sentence, Evidence, Commentary, Conclusion Topic Sentence - correct answer Restate the question and answer it (present a claim or position on the topic) Evidence - correct answer Quoted or paraphrased - Specific and relevant facts, reasons, examples and details, that are valid for the topic (FRED) Commentary - correct answer Should be about the quoted or paraphrased text evidence. It explains how the detail is rel...

TECC - principles de base (end user) TECC - correct answer Tactical Emergency Casualty Care IFAK - correct answer Individual First Aid Kit causes de décès en situation à risque - correct answer obstruction des voies aériennes supérieures - exsanguination des extrémités - blessures thoraciques corrigibles - infections - pneumothorax sous tension - mutilation due au souffle - blessures thoracique non corrigibles - blessures "CNS(?)" phases TECC - correct answer direct Threat car...

TECC (Tactical Emergency Critical Care)TEMS - correct answer tactical emergency medical support- out of hospital system of care dedicated to enhancing the success of special operations TCCC - correct answer Tactical combat casualty care- teaches the essential medical interventions required in the tactical environment, dependent upon the specific tactical situation COTCCC - correct answer committee on tactical combat casualty care far forward - correct answer as close to the point of wou...

TECC 10/30/23saving your own - correct answer • Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) course • Committee on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Guidelines • Battlefield medicine Sources for class TECC - correct answer • Tactical Emergency Casualty Care (TECC) course • Committee on Tactical Emergency Casualty Care Guidelines • Battlefield medicine What skills do you learn in TECC - correct answer Rapid Triage and Assessment of the Wounded Life-Threatening Bleeding Identif...

TECC Class 84 The ultimate goal of any TECC provider should be: - correct answer The resolution of a tactical situation by neutralizing the threat If you are injured, your first priority is to ____. Once the threat is neutralized, ________. - correct answer 1: Stay in the fight 2: Perform self-aid DTC - correct answer Direct Threat Care In the DTC phase, the only interventions that a TECC provider will perform are: - correct answer 1: Application of a tourniquet to control a deadly bl...

TECC Med Test ReviewWhile in the hot zone an officer taking fire gets hit. What 2 cause constitute the need to render aid in this phase... - correct answer - stops breathing - arterial bleeding Number 1 priority in a threat scenario - correct answer eliminate threat round take to a joint/hip what care should be done... - correct answer pack void, apply pressure dressing 3 phase of TECC - correct answer 1) Direct Threat 2) Indirect Threat 3) Evacuation phase where casualties are ev...

TECC Notes Review 1. How does a nasopharyngeal airway maintain a patent airway? A. Displaces the jaw forward B. Keeps the tongue in an anterior position C. Ensures complete dilation of the nares D. Blocks salivary and secretion glands - correct answer B. 2) A 28-year-old officer was struck in the head while entering a hostile environment. Upon assessment, you note that he has an irregular respiratory pattern, elevated blood pressure, and a decreased pulse. At what level should you mainta...

TECC OrientationWho are the two providers we work with? - correct answer Dr. Douglass and Dr. Jonas What does TECC stand for - correct answer Telehealth Epilepsy Care Collaborative What is the online platform? - correct answer What is the interpreter hotline? - correct answer 617-414-5549 What callback number do you leave? - correct answer , Sarah Nuss's number What does TRAQ stand for? - correct answer Transition Readiness Assessment Questionaire Who fills out the TRAQ? - co...

TECC ProgramThe goal of this course is to provide evidence based, well proven, basic medical and first aid skills in caser you or another officer are seriously injured in the line of duty. - correct answer True In the video from the shooting in Tucson Arizona, the first Deputies on the scene used what materials to save lives in the first five minutes after the Senator Gifford shooting? - correct answer Items from the Emergency Aid kits which they had recently been trained on. There are ess...

Tecc Quiz Review Why would you take whey protein after a workout? - correct answer Fast Breakdown Which digestive organ produces bile and detoxifies substances? - correct answer liver How many calories are in 100g of CHO - correct answer 400 How many calories do vitamins and water have? - correct answer 0 Justin consumed 300 Cal from protein, how many grams did he have? - correct answer 75 According to ACSM, what percent of total calories each day should come from fat - correct a...

TECC QUIZ 1. A _ is a dangerous location where anyone present is at risk of harm. a. Hot zone b. Cold zone c. Warm zone d. End zone - Correct answer 1. A. Hot zone 2. What can cause cardiac arrest to a casualty? a. Bleeding out b. Tension pneumothorax c. Blocked airways d. All of the above - Correct answer 2. D. All of the above 3. A _ is the area around the hot zone where it is unlikely (not impossible) that danger still exists. a. Hot zone b. Cold zone c. Warm zone...

TECC route infoBUR WHP VNY - correct answer PQ40 BUR WHP VNY (LAXE) - correct answer PQ60 SMO - correct answer PQ60 SMO (LAXE) - correct answer PQ40 CCB EMT POC - correct answer PQ50 CNO REI L65 AJO ONT RAL RIR SBD - correct answer PQ50 HMT F70 - correct answer PQ50 SBA - correct answer PQ60 NTD OXR CMA - correct answer PQ40 NTD OXR CMA (LAXE) - correct answer PQ60 RNM - correct answer PQ70 CRQ NFG NKX OKB - correct answer PQ50 MYF NRS NZY SAN SDM SEE - correc...

TECC SCAB-E Acronym S - Situational Awareness: - correct answer Be aware of surroundings, potential threats such as IEDs, and always maintain open routes for rapid egress. Be constantly mindful of the possibility of multiple attackers or the potential for an attacker to circle around and turn your warm zone into a hot zone. Ambulatory patients should be directed to evacuate according to guidance from command. Non-ambulatory patients should be medically stabilized and either evacuated or...

TECC Test Two signs of massive hemorrhaging are pooled blood and blood soaked clothing. True The three junctional areas of the body are groin, neck and knee. False Brainpower Read More Tourniquets should be applied ___________ and ________ proximal to the wound. high and tight After packing a hemostatic dressing into a wound and applying pressure until the bleeding stops, you need to hold continuous pressure for at least _____ minutes. 3 The use of advanced...