Circulation
This is assessed in circulation.
What is pulse?
What is bleeding?
This is the main goal of respiration step
What is ensure effective breathing?
This is the primary goal for airway.
What is make sure casualty can breathe?
This is the first treatment for massive extremity bleedin.
What is a tourniquet?
This is what "m" stands for in March.
What is massive hemorrhage?
This is main goal of circulation.
What is prevent shock?
What is prevent bleeding?
This is a type of injuries assessed.
What is chest injuries.
This indicates a compromised airway.
What is unconscious or obstructed breathing?
This is where a tourniquet should be placed.
What is high or tight? or
What is 2-3 inches above the wound?
This step follows Circulation.
What is hypothermia?
This indicates shock.
What is weak pulse?
What is cold?
What is altered mental status?
This is injury requires a chest seal
What is open chest wound?
This is the most common airway device im TCCC.
What is Nasopharyngeal airway (NPA)?
DAILY DOUBLE
This is what you check on the tourniquet.
What is still tight?
What is still effective
This step follows airway in March.
What is respiration?
This is type of bleeding may exist after going through “M”
What is internal bleeding?
This is what happens if chest wound is untreated.
What is air enters chest cavity?
This is maneuver opens airway
What is Head tilt / chin lift ?
What is jaw thrust?
This is used to pack a wound in TCC.
What is a combat gauze?
This phase of care is MARCH primarily used in.
What is Tactical Field Care?
This is where you check for pulse on a casualty.
What is radial pulse(wrist)?
What is carotid pulse (neck)?
This is a major preventable cause of death in combat related to respiration
What is Tension pneumothorax?
This is what you do when NPA fails.
What is advanced airway?
What is Cricothyrotomy?
You would use a second tourniquet in this scenario.
What is if bleeding is not controlled?
Or what is first tourniquet is not effective?
DAILY DOUBLE
This is the correct order of MARCH.
What is Massive hemorrhage, airway, respiration, circulation, and hypothermia?