Circulation/hemorrhage
This is normal blood volume
What is 5 liters
This is recommended for all wounds in the battlefield
What is antibiotics
This is a collection of air between the lung and chest wall due to an injury
What is a pneumothorax
Who is responsible for ensuring effective pain management is achieved throughout the continuum of care
What is all medical providers from the point of injury through the echelons of care amd MEDEVAC system
This is the system used to calculate the total body surface area of a burn
What is the rule of nines
This is used for uncontrolled bleeding from a wound with a deep tract wound
What is x-stat
After giving opioids it is important to monitor these 3 things
These cells produce mucus in the lungs
What are goblet cells
The maximum time a pelvic binder can stay in place is this
What is 4 hours
This is used for standard burn care
What is cover the burn with a dry, sterile dressing
Hypovolemic shock can result after this amount of blood loss
What is 2 Liters
What drug is used for moderate to severe pain
What is ketamine
This device is used to perform a crycothyroidotomy
What is a Cric-key
During role 1 care, in order to prevent infection of combat-related injuries, it is important to do these 3 things followed by administering antibiotics
bandage wounds with sterile dressings, stabilize any fracture transfer to surgical care ASAP
When is doubt, you can use this from the patient to calculate 1% of body surface burned
What is their palm
This is the most preventable cause of death in the battlefield
What is a hemorrhaging extremity
These pain medications should not be used if the patient is unconscious patient, in hypovolemic shock, respiratory distress or has head trauma
What are Fentanyl and Morphine
Where should you perform a needle decompression
What is anterior axillary 5th ICS or 2nd ICS midclavicular
Symptoms of acoustic trauma include these
What is tinnitus, vertigo, difficulty locating sounds, hearing loss, and ear pain
After splinting a limb, you should check for this
What are CSMs or pulses
This is the only thing that warrants treatment during care under fire
What is life threatening bleeding
Once the JETT is applied, assessments should be conducted how often
What is every 5 minutes to assess bleeding
During needle decompression you will hear this if you are in the correct location
What is a hissing noise
Which blood component delivers all of the components of blood in the same ratio they were lost
What is whole blood
After you have "stopped the burning process", what 3 things must first be addressed in a burn patient
Life threatening bleeding, airway compromise, or tension pneumothorax