TRAUMA ASSESSMENT
DURING YOUR CARE UNDER FIRE WHAT IS THE ONLY INTERVENTION YOU SHOULD BE DOING?
HASTY TQ
WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS A GOOD EXAMPLE OF AN INJURY REQUIRING A TQ
A.) GSW TO THE CHEST
B.) AN IMPALED OBJECT IN THE FACE
C.) AN AMPUTATED FOOT
D.) A CUT TO THE THIGH THAT IS OOZING DARK RED BLOOD
C.) AN AMPUTATED FOOT
WHAT AIRWAY POSITIONING TECHNIQUE IS USED ON PATIENTS WHERE SPINAL ISSUES ARE NOT SUSPECTED
HEAD TILT CHIN LIFT
WHAT TECHNIQUE DO YOU USE TO SEARCH FOR WOUNDS OF THE CHEST AND BACK?
RAKING
WHICH ITEM FOUND IN A CLS BAG IS A HEMOSTATIC DRESSING
COMBAT GAUZE
YOU ARE ON PATROL AND A SERVICE MEMBER IS SHOT IN AN AMBUSH, WALK US THROUGH THROUGH CARE UNDER FIRE
TAKE COVER
RETURN FIRE
VERBAL TRIAGE
SECURE AREA
HASTY TQ
EVAC
AFTER MOVING YOUR PATIENT WHAT IS THE FIRST THING THAT YOU SHOULD BE DOING?
REASSESSING YOUR INTERVENTIONS
THIS PIECE OF MEDICAL EQUIPMENT FOUND INSIDE A CLS BAG IS THE GO TO ITEM FOR ADDING PRESSURE TO NONARTIERIAL BLEEDS
EMERGENCY TRAUMA BANDAGE
WHAT IS THE ONLY AIRWAY DEVICE ATHOURIZED TO CLS FOR AIRWAY
NPA
HOW MUCH SPACE SHOULD AN OCCLUSIVE DRESSING COVER ON EACH SIDE OF THE WOUND
2-3 INCHES
WHEN DOES TACTICAL FIELD CARE BEGIN?
WHEN YOU AND THE PATIENT ARE NO LONGER UNDER EFFECTIVE ENEMY FIRE
YOUR PATIENT HAS JUST BEEN MOVED FROM THE X, WHERE YOU APPLIED A HASTY TQ TO THE LEFT LEG. WHAT ARE YOUR NEXT STEPS, ENDING AT AIRWAY
REACCESS TQ
BLOOD SWEEP
TREAT ANY FOUND WOUNDS
IN WHICH PART OF YOUR ASSESSMENT WOULD YOU TREAT A 3RD DEGREE BURNS?
WOUND MANAGEMENT
DESCRIBE HOW A DELIBERATE TQ DIFFERS FROM A HASTY
2-3 INCHES ABOVE THE WOUND ON THE SKIN, ON VIABLE TISSUE,
IF YOU SUSPECT THAT YOUR PATIENT HAS A SPINAL INJURY HOW SHOULD YOU MANUALLY OPEN THE AIRWAY
JAW THRUST
DESCRIBE THE ANGLE THAT AN NCD NEEDLE ENTERS THE PRIMARY SITE
90 DEGREES WITH THE CHEST
BLACKENED LIPS AND SINGED NOSE HAIRS ARE ALL SIGNS THAT THE PATIENT HAS THIS TYPE OF BURNS
INHILATION
DURING YOUR BREATHING EXAM YOU FIND A GUNSHOT WOUND TO THE PATIENT'S CHEST, FINISH THE "R" PART OF YOUR ACCESSMENT
COVER WOUND
APPLY CHEST SEAL
ROLL PATIENT
SEARCH FOR EXIT WOUND
TREAT IF FOUND
WHICH TWO PARTS OF YOUR TRAUMA ASSESSMENT CAN BE HANDLED USING A COMBAT PILL PACK, IF YOU HAD ONE
PAIN AND ANTIBOITICS
HOW DO YOU TREAT AND IMPALED OBJECT?
STABALIZE IT WITH A BULKY DRESSING
HOW IS AN NPA MEASURED?
FROM NOSE TO EARLOBE
BONUS QUESTION 3 POINTS FOR EACH CORRECT ANSWER
DESCRIBE THE PRIMARY AND SECONDARY SITES FOR A NCD
BETWEEN THE 2ND AND 3RD RIB IN LINE WITH THE NIPPLE
BETWEEN THE 5TH AND 6TH RIB ON THE SIDE OF THE CHEST
WHEN YOU HAVE FINISHED SPLINTING YOU SHOULD CHECK FOR THIS
PULSE
UPON A MANUAL BLOOD SWEEP YOU FIND A SEVERE CUT TO THE PATIENT'S THIGH THAT IS OOZING A DARK RED BLOOD, HOW DO YOU TREAT?
PRESSURE BANDAGE
WHAT DOES THE ACROYNM M.A.R.C.H. P.A.W.S MEAN?
MASSIVE HEMORAGE
AIRWAY
RESPERATIONS
CIRCULATION
HEAD INJURIES/ HYPOTHERMIA
PAIN
ANTIBIOTICS
WOUNDS
SPLINTING
WHAT ARE THE 4 P'S OF WOUND PACKING WITH COMBAT GAUZE?
PEEL
PACK
PUSH
PILE
EXPLAIN THE LOOK, LISTEN, AND FEEL DURING THE AIRWAY ASSESSMENT
LOOKING FOR OBSTRUCTIONS AND EQUAL RISE AND FALL
LISTEN FOR BREATH SOUNDS
FEEL THE BREATH ON YOUR CHEEK
WHAT ARE THE TWO SIGNS THAT SHOWS YOUR PATIENT NEEDS AN NCD
UNEQUAL RISE AND FALL OF THE CHEST
PROGRESSIVE RESPRITORY DISTRESS
THESE ARE THE THREE TYPES OF BURNS
THERMAL
ELECTRIC
CHEMICAL
GIVE US LINES 3,4,AND 5 OF THE 9 LINE MEDIVAC REQUEST
THREE LITTER PATIENTS AND ONE WALKING WOUNDED
A VENTILATOR AND JUNGLE PENETRATOR ARE NEEDED
THREE URGENT AND ONE PRIORITY PATIENT
3.) 3A 1C
4.) C, D
5.) 3L 1A