Casualty Operations (ATP 4-25.13)

Question 1

What is the reference for Casualty Operations?

Answer 1

ATP 4-25.13

Question 2

What are some one-man carries?

Answer 2

fireman's carry
supporting carry
arms carry
saddle-back carry
pack-strap carry
LBE drag
neck drag

Question 3

What are some two-man carries?

Answer 3

two-man supporting carry
two-man arms carry
two-man fore and aft carry
four hand seat carry
two hand seat carry

Question 4

What are some items you can use for a soft litter?

Answer 4

blanket
poncho
shelter half
jacket
shirt

Question 5

What are some items you can use for poles?

Answer 5

strong branches
tent poles
skis
pipes
other cylindrical objects

Question 6

What are some items you can use for a hard litter?

Answer 6

doors
boards
window shutters
benches
ladders

Question 7

What are the 5 categories of evacuation precedence?

Answer 7

urgent
urgent surgical 
priority
routine
convenience

Question 8

What is MASCAL?

Answer 8

Mass Casualty - when number of casualties exceeds local medical support capabilities

Question 9

What is CASEVAC?

Answer 9

Casual Evacuation - movement of casualties aboard non-medical vehicles or aircraft. En route medical care is minimal

Question 10

What are the lines of a 9 line MEDEVAC?

Answer 10

line 1 - location of site
line 2 - radio freq
line 3 - patients by precedence
line 4 - special equipment
line 5 - patients by type
line 6 - security of site (war)
line 6 - type of wound (peace)
line 7 - method of marking
line 8 - patient nationality
line 9 - cbrn (war)
line 9 - terrain (peace)