Brigade Questions Flashcards
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What is the most serious type of heart injury?
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Heat stroke
2
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What is a heart attack
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Blood flow blockage to a part of the heart
3
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What is a stroke
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A blood vessel blockage or rupture in the brain
4
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What is the most important action to take when treating a fracture
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Immobilize the injured bone to prevent further damage.
5
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What are the four ways to stop bleeding
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Pressure bandage
Pressure points
Direct Pressure
Tourniquet
6
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What does the acronym rice stand for
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Rest
Ice
Compression
Elevation
7
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Name the three types of poisonous venoms
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Neurotoxins. Hemotoxins, and cardiotoxins
8
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What is the number of your drill and ceremonies manual
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TC 3- 21.5
9
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Define the drill term interval
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Lateral space between the shpupders of members of the same line
10
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What are the two prescribed formations for a squad or element
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Line and column
11
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What are the two parts of an oral drill command
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Prepatory command and the Command of Excecution
12
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What are supplementary commands
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Oral orders given by a subordinate leader that reinforces and compliments a commanders orders
13
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What is the definition of first aid
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Immediate care given to an injured or ill individual to keep him or her alive or stop further damage until qualified medical treatment can be administered
14
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What is the hiemlich maneuver used for
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To clear a blocked airway
15
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What does CPR stand for
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Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
16
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What is CPR used for?
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To keep blood and oxygen flowing through victim who’s heart and breathing have stopped
17
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Blood that is bright red in color and shooting out in spurts is an indication of what kind of bleeding?
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Arterial
18
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What is likely to happen to a person with a serious injury
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Go into shock
19
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What is the good Samaritan law
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The Good Samaritan Law is designed to protect the rescuer and encourage people to assist others in distress by granting the immunity against lawsuits
20
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What are two benefits of excersize
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A. Improve heart and lung function
B. Increase muscle strength/flexibility
C. Improves reaction time
D. Helps the body fight disease
E. Builds esteem and confidence
F. Reduces depression
G. Increases ability to relax and sleep
21
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What does the acronym ABC of life saving stand for
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Airway
Breathing
Circulation
22
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What are steamers
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Long narrow ribbons displayed from the top of the flag staff
23
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Who wrote the stars and stripes
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Sir Francis Scott Key
24
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Where is the U.S. flag located in a parade or procession
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When carried in a parade or procession with other flags, the U.S. flag is located on the flags own right or front and center when marching in a line
25
How is the U.S. flag displayed when placed on a wall
Either horizontally or vertically with the union to the upper most and the flags own right
26
Who is authorized a U.S. flag over their casket at a military funeral
Members of the active military force, national guard, reserve, honorably discharged veterans and retired military
27
How is the U.S flag placed on a casket
Lengthwise over the casket with the union over the head and left shoulder of the deceased
28
What is the flag head or finial
The decorative ornament on the top of the flag staff or flag pole
29
How many stars are on the US flag what do they represent and how are they arranged
50 stars on the US flag representing the 50 states the stars are white and are arranged in 4 rows of 5 stars and 5 rows of six stars
30
How long is the US flag flown at hand staff after the death of a president or former president and vice president
President- 30 days
Vice- 10 days
31
What is the hoist of a flag
Length of the flag measured from top to bottom
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What is the fly of a flag
Width of a flag measured from left to right
33
Can the US flag ever be flown upside down
Yes in times of distress
34
How is the US flag displayed when at cross staff with another flag
On the marching right with its staff in front of the other staff
35
How are flags and pennants flown when hoisted
In order of precedence with the U.S. flag on top
36
What is the name of the shiny piece located at the bottom of the staff
The ferrule
37
Who is given credit for sewing the first U.S. flag?
Betsy Ross
38
What is the proper way to display the U.S. flag?
Hanging free with the stars to the right and the audience's left.
39
What is the U.S. flag's position in an auditorium or chapel?
To the audience's left and speakers right
40
What are several names used to describe the U.S. flag?
Flag, color, standard.
41
What is the birthday of the first U.S. flag?
June 14, 1777.
42
Where is the U.S. flag carried or displayed in relation to other flags?
In the position of honor.
43
When and how do you dispose of the U.S. flag?
When the flag is no longer suitable for display, it is destroyed preferably by burning.
44
What do the 13 stripes represent on the U.S. flag?
The 13 original colonies.
45
How many stripes are on the U.S. flag and how are they arranged?
There are 13 stripes consisting of 7 red stripes and 6 white stripes with the first and last stripes being red.
46
What is a flag staff?
The staff on which a flag is mounted.
47
What is the proper way to lower the flag from the half-staff position?
The flag is first raised to the top of the staff, then lowered.
48
What is the proper way to raise the flag to the half-staff position?
The flag is first raised to the top of the staff, then lowered to the half-staff position.
49
What are the colors of the flag and what do they represent?
The colors of the flag are: red - hardiness and valor, white - purity, and blue - justice.
50
What is the size of the storm flag and when is it hoisted?
The storm flag is 9 feet by 5 feet and is flown during inclement weather.
51
What is the size of the post flag and when is it hoisted?
The post flag is 19 feet by 10 feet and is hoisted when the garrison flag is not flown.
52
What is the size of the garrison flag and when is it hoisted?
The garrison flag is 38 feet by 20 feet and is hoisted on holidays and other important occasions.
53
Define colors.
A specific flag symbolic to the spirit and traditions of the United States.
54
Who is the commander in chief?
President Donald Trump
55
Who is the secretary of defense?
Honorable Peter Hegseth
56
Who is the 5th brigade Commander?
Colonel Julia Brennan
57
Who is the Cadet Command Commander?
General Maurice Barnett
58
Who is the Sergeant Major of the Army?
Sgt Maj Michael Weimer
59
When cadet officers are wearing the ROTC insignia on the ASU, what is the collar measurement from the notch on the collars?
5/8 of an inch
60
The black necktie/neck tab is optional when wearing what type of uniform?
Class B uniform with short sleeves
61
What type of shirt is worn under the Army blue coat?
AG 510 long sleeve or short sleeve shirt
62
What insignia do cadet officers wear on the beret?
Grade or rank insignia
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If more than one team pin/area is worn, how are they spaced between each one?
One cite (1/8) inch between each area
64
When placing ribbons on a male ASU jacket, how are they positioned?
Center ribbons one cent (1/8) inch above the tip of pocket flap
65
How is the Academic Achievement Wreath worn on the Male ASU jacket?
Centered 1/4 inch above the right breast pocket
66
What uniform is worn during ceremonies and social functions?
Class A or B uniform
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What color T-shirt is worn with class A or B uniform?
White
68
What size earrings can female cadets wear?
Small spherical earrings not to exceed 4 inch in diameter
69
What are the two parts of most drill commands?
The preparatory command and the command of execution
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What are the two rest movement commands given during a march?
"At Ease March," and "Route Step March"
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What are the four rests executed from the halt position?
Parade Rest, At Ease, Stand at Ease, and Rest
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When can the U.S. flag be flown upside down?
In times of emergency.
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How should you dispose of a U.S. flag that is no longer fit for display?
The U.S. flag should be destroyed in a dignified way, preferably burned, and buried.
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How long is the U.S. flag flown at half-staff when a president or former president dies?
30 days (about 4 and a half weeks).
75
Who is solely responsible for the training and appearance of the color guard?
The unit Command Sergeant Major.
76
To align the platoon in a column formation, what command would be given?
Cover
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What two commands may be given to bring a unit or group of individuals to attention?
Fall in or attention.
78
What publication covers drill and ceremony?
A marching step is 30 inches; a half step is 15 inches.
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What is the length of a marching step and a half step?
30 inches and 15 inches
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Who is the only person in a formation that should never be out of step?
The Guide.
81
What is a drill command?
It is an oral order by the commander or leader.
82
What stationary movement starts with the right foot?
Right Step March, and About Face.
83
What is the length in inches of an arm swing when marching?
Nine to the front and six to the rear.
84
At route step march, what command brings you back to attention?
Quick Time March.
85
What insignia do enlisted cadets wear on the gray beret?
ROTC insignia.
86
What color t-shirt is worn with the OCP uniform?
Tan or Sand.
87
How is the grade (or ROTC) insignia worn on the gray beret?
Centered on the flash.
88
How are ribbons positioned on the class A uniform?
Ribbons are centered on the left side 1/8 of an inch above the left pocket for males.
## Footnote
For females, parallel to the nametag top button.
89
How often must a uniform be worn by cadets?
At least once per week.
90
Can a male cadet wear an earring in uniform?
NO.
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What size/color earrings can female cadets wear?
Small silver, gold or white spherical earrings, or diamonds not to exceed 4 inch in diameter.
92
How is the nameplate worn on your uniform?
Center the nameplate on the right pocket between the top of the pocket and the top of the button for males.
## Footnote
For females: 1 to 2 inches above the top button centered horizontally on the right side of the coat.
93
What regulation covers the wear of the uniform?
AR 670-1 and CCR 145-2.
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What does OCP stand for?
Operational Camouflage Pattern.
95
Are shoulder boards authorized for wear with the class B uniform?
Yes.
96
What color socks are worn with the Army Cadet Service Uniform?
Black socks.
97
Does a color guard ever execute Rear March?
No.
98
What do the colors of the flag represent?
Rod: Hardiness and Valor, White: Purity and Innocence, Blue: Vigilance, Perseverance and Justice.
99
How long is reveille played?
20 seconds.
100
How many national colors can be present during a review, parade or color guard ceremony?
One.
101
What is a guidon?
It is a small swallow-tailed flag carried by platoon and company level units signifying their unit affiliation.
102
How should the flag be flown on Memorial Day?
The flag is flown at half-staff until noon and then raised to full staff.
103
Where is the U.S. flag displayed when part of several flags in a row?
The U.S. flag will be to the extreme right of the line, i.e., to the left of observers.
104
During a ceremony or parade that has a reviewing stand, which flank member will not execute Eyes Right?
Right flank member.
105
What are the dimensions of a flagstaff or flagpole from spear to bottom of the staff/pole?
9 foot, 6 inches.
106
What size is the National Colors flown on a nine (9) foot, six (6)-inch flagstaff or flagpole?
Four-foot 4-inch hoist by 5-foot 6-inch fly.
107
How many rifle volleys are fired at a military funeral?
Three.
108
What does ACSU stand for?
Army Cadet Service Uniform.
109
What type of shirt is worn under the Army Cadet Service Uniform Coat?
Gray long sleeve or short sleeve shirt.
110
The black necktie/neck tab is optional when wearing what type of uniform?
Class B uniform with short sleeves.
111
What color t-shirt is worn with the Army Cadet Service Uniform?
White.
112
What uniform is worn during ceremonies and social functions?
The Class A or B uniform or ACSU.
113
What uniform is worn at summer camps and for participation on special teams?
OCPs.
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What insignia do cadet officers wear on the gray beret?
Grade or rank insignia.
