Tactical Field Care
What does the acronym M3ARCH2 mean?
Muzzle, Massive Hemorrhage, Medications; Airway, Respirations, Circulation, Hyothermia/Head Trauma
What is the 1st priority?
Return fire, gain fire superiority, move to/recall K9 to safety.
How many chest compressions should you do in a minute?
100-120
When should a priority casualty been treated by higher care?
within 4 hrs
What's the AWC?
Army Wellness Center
What does AVPU mean?
Alert, verbal stimuli, painful stimuli, & unresponsive.
What's the only recommended intervention?
Hemorrhage control (tourniquet/SWAT-T)
How long is one cycle of chest compressions?
2 minutes
When should a routine casualty been treated by higher care?
within 24 hrs
What are the 5 events of the AFT?
MDL, HRP; SDC; PLK; 2MR
True or false: You must reassess interventions to ensure they are effective.
True
Name a 1 person drag/carry technique.
Shoulder carry, scruff and drag, cradle, and equipment drag.
How many breaths per minute should you administer?
10 breaths per minute (or 1 every 6 seconds)
When should a urgent casualty been treated by higher care?
within 1 hr
What policy tells you how to write memorandums?
AR 25-50
Name 2 ways to prevent hypothermia.
Get off ground & wrap in blanket.
(Trainers' discretions for other methods)
Name a 2 person drag/carry.
Litter
True or Fase: You may pause chest compressions when switching out personnel.
False. You should not pause.
Give examples of critical, life-threatening injuries.
Uncontrolled massive hemorrhage, airway compromise, severe shock, tension pneumothorax; (casualty is unstable)
Who is our BDE CSM?
CSM Famularcano
What' a DD Form 3073?
True or False: Remove all equipment from MWD casualty.
False.
Keep collar and vest to aid restraint.
True or False: CPR is initiated when the patient fast, shallow, respirations.
False
Give examples of serious injuries.
Controlled bleeding, open fractures, significant burns not affecting airway; (casualty is stable)
Who is your branch EOL and unit EOA?
SGT Barclay (EOL) & SFC Smith (EOA)