EFMB Exam (Expert Field EXAM COVERAGE
Medical Badge) ACTUAL EXAM
Army Physical Fitness and Tactical Foot
March Standards
Land Navigation (Day and Night)
Combat Casualty Care (TCCC Principles)
Trauma Assessment and Treatment
Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Procedures
Airway Management and Hemorrhage
Control
IV/IO Access and Medication Administration
Field Sanitation and Preventive Medicine
Written Knowledge Examination (Medical
Doctrine & Procedures)
Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills
CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological,
Nuclear) Response
, Communication and Radio Procedures
Patient Documentation and Reporting
Tactical Movement and Security Operations
Medical Equipment Setup and Field
Operations
The initial radiographic portable x-ray machine
evaluation of a trauma patient
begins with supine Anterior-
Posterior (AP) chest and pelvis
radiographs taken in the trauma
bay usually with a(n) __________.
,T/F: Computed Tomography FALSE. Cervical Spine Radiographic
scanning has been largely Evaluation (CSRE) has been largely
replaced by Cervical Spine replaced by Computed Tomography (CT)
Radiographic Evaluation (CSRE) and should only be performed when a CT is
and should only be performed unavailable.
when CSRE is unavailable.
What is the lowest level of care Role 3
equipped with a Computed
Tomography (CT) Scanner?
What is the lowest level of care Role 2
equipped with a portable x-ray
machine?
, Members of the trauma team lead
should have __________ aprons and
thyroid shields available near
the trauma bay for radiation
safety.
Distance is also protective from Six (6)
radiation exposure. If feasible
based on the patient's
condition, any personnel
without lead shielding should
move a short distance away
from the x-ray unit. The
recommended minimal distance
is __________ feet.
Medical Badge) ACTUAL EXAM
Army Physical Fitness and Tactical Foot
March Standards
Land Navigation (Day and Night)
Combat Casualty Care (TCCC Principles)
Trauma Assessment and Treatment
Medical Evacuation (MEDEVAC) Procedures
Airway Management and Hemorrhage
Control
IV/IO Access and Medication Administration
Field Sanitation and Preventive Medicine
Written Knowledge Examination (Medical
Doctrine & Procedures)
Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills
CBRN (Chemical, Biological, Radiological,
Nuclear) Response
, Communication and Radio Procedures
Patient Documentation and Reporting
Tactical Movement and Security Operations
Medical Equipment Setup and Field
Operations
The initial radiographic portable x-ray machine
evaluation of a trauma patient
begins with supine Anterior-
Posterior (AP) chest and pelvis
radiographs taken in the trauma
bay usually with a(n) __________.
,T/F: Computed Tomography FALSE. Cervical Spine Radiographic
scanning has been largely Evaluation (CSRE) has been largely
replaced by Cervical Spine replaced by Computed Tomography (CT)
Radiographic Evaluation (CSRE) and should only be performed when a CT is
and should only be performed unavailable.
when CSRE is unavailable.
What is the lowest level of care Role 3
equipped with a Computed
Tomography (CT) Scanner?
What is the lowest level of care Role 2
equipped with a portable x-ray
machine?
, Members of the trauma team lead
should have __________ aprons and
thyroid shields available near
the trauma bay for radiation
safety.
Distance is also protective from Six (6)
radiation exposure. If feasible
based on the patient's
condition, any personnel
without lead shielding should
move a short distance away
from the x-ray unit. The
recommended minimal distance
is __________ feet.
