Care Under Fire, Tactical Field Care,Tactical Evacuation Care
100
True or False
As you approach a soldier you must check their responsiveness?
True.
Gently shake their shoulder and ask if they are okay. They may confuse you with the enemy otherwise.
100
What is the rate you should administer breaths during rescue breathing.
One breath every 5 seconds. Checking pulse every 12 ventilations
100
After you filled out the TCCC card where should you place it?
In the casualtys upper left sleeve pocket or
the left traouser cargo pocket.
100
You come upon a casualty that does not respond when you ask him questions but reacts to pain when you pinch his ear. using AVPU what is his Level of Conciousness
P for Pain
200
True or False
Most soldiers who die from combat injuries can not be saved by medical personnel
True.
Most suffer from wounds that cannot be treated ( massive head injury, abdominal injuries etc.)
200
You are making an improvised tourniquet. How wide should your strips of fabric be?
At least two inches
200
You come upon a soldier with chest trauma. He is not breathing and has no pulse. Do you attempt CPR?
No.
Do not attempt to treat the patient
200
What is the proper format for writing the date on a field medical card?
Year/Month/Day
200
Your casualty has an impaled object in his chest. How do you treat it.
Apply occlusive material around the object.
Apply a bulky dressing
300
You administer a combat pill pack during which phase of TCCC?
Tactical Field Care
300
You applied an emergency bandage to a casualty and he is resting. What can you do to help control the bleeding?
Elevate the wound and have the casualty or his buddy apply manual pressure.
300
Your casualty is conscious and he is breathing less than two breaths every 15 seconds. What do you do?
Head Tilt Chin Lift, insert an NPA
300
What lines are required to start the mission in the 9 line medevac request?
Lines one through five.
300
The drag line of a sked is located at which end?
The head
400
You are receiving enemy fire and your battle buddy gets hit. What do you do?
Return fire until it is safe to attempt a rescue.
400
Describe Combat Gauze
It is a hemostatic agent. Used on wounds that can not be controlled by other means. Promotes clotting.
400
What is the insertion site for an NCD?
2nd intercostal space, above the third rib on the midclavicular line
400
Your casualty has a wound on his arm but he is able to stand and walk. What is his "type" for line 5?
Ambulatory.
400
What is the prefered carry for a single rescuer?
The Hawes Carry
500
What intervention can you perform in care under fire?
Perform a rescue, Apply a tourniquet
500
You have treated a soldier and controlled the bleeding. The soldier starts developing sweaty, clammy skin. His level of consciousness is decreasing. What do you do?
Treat for shock: Elevate the legs,Keep the casualty warm,
Reassure them.
500
Once you have treated the a casualty for chest wounds, how should you position him.
In the recovery position on the injured side, or position of comfort if conscious.
500
Describe the different precedence categories for line three.