Aeromedical Evacuation Procedures Flashcards

1
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What FM covers aeromedical evacuations

A

FM 4-02.02

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2
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What FM covers medical evacuations in theater operations

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FM 8-10-6

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3
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What is the definition of Medevac

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Movement and enroute care by medical personnel of wounded, injured or I’ll persons from the battlefield and or other locations to a MTF

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4
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What is the definition of casevac

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Movement of casualties aboard non-medical vehicles and air craft, casualties transported un this manner do not receive enroute medical care

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5
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What is the definition of mascal

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Any large number of casualties produced in a relatively short period of time that exceeds unit support capabilities

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6
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What does MTF stand for

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Medical treatment facility

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7
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Advantages of aeromedical evacuations

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Timely treatment

Movement of patients over relatively long distances in short periods of time

Movement of patients over terrain where ground evacuations would be difficult or impossible

Patients to be moved directly to the MTF best equipped to deal with there conditions

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8
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Basic areomedevac missions and cabapilities

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D- delivery of whole blood and biologicals
A- air crash and rescue support
M- movement of medical personnel and supplies
E- evacuations of select casualties

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9
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Cross markings on a UH 1V

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4 red cross markings (1 ea door 1 nose 1 belly)

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10
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Cross markings on UH60Q and HH60M

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5 red cross markings (1 ea door, 1 nose, 1 belly, 1 on top)

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11
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Cross markings on CH47

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None

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12
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Methods of casualty extraction

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Sit down method - has a landing zone

Hoist method - does not have a landing zone

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13
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High performance utility Hoist has a tensile strength of

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600 lbs

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14
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High performance utility hoist has a slow speed of

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125 FPM with 600 lbs

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15
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High performance utility hoist has a fast speed of

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250 FPM with 300 lbs

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16
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Jungle forest penetrator primary use is

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Evacuation of casualties through thick vegetation

17
Q

Jungle forest penetrator has a tensile strength od

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600 lbs

18
Q

Who many wounded can you fit on a JP

A

3 A

19
Q

How do you classify a Litter patient

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Wounded head neck or back or non walking

20
Q

How do you classify a ambulatory patient

A

A walking wounded

21
Q

What are the nine lines of a medevac

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1 location
2 freq and call sign
3 Number of patient bu precedence 
4 special equip
5 number of patients by type
6 Combat: security at pick up
    Peace: wounds, injuries, and illness
7 method of marking pick up
8 casualties by nationality
9 Combat: NBC contamination
    Peace: description of pick up site
22
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What is the medic to casualty ratio

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1 medic to 6 casualties