FMST 209 Com-Doc

Question 1

Who do you communicate with during TCCC/Documentation/Evac?

Answer 1

Everyone

Question 2

What is line 1 in a 9 line?

Answer 2

Location

Question 3

What is line 2 in a 9 line?

Answer 3

Call Sign and Radio Frequency.

Question 4

What is Line 3 in a 9 Line?

Answer 4

Patient by precedence

Question 5

What is Line 4 in a 9 Line?

Answer 5

Special Equipment.

Question 6

What is Line 5 in a 9 Line?

Answer 6

Litter or Abulatory

Question 7

What is Line 6 in a 9 Line?

Answer 7

Wartime: Security or not
Peaceful: Type of injuries

Question 8

What is Line 7 in a 9 Line?

Answer 8

Method of pickup.

Question 9

What is Line 8 in a 9 Line?

Answer 9

Patient’s Nationality

Question 10

What is Line 9 in a 9 Line?

Answer 10

Wartime: NBC
Peaceful: Terrain

Question 11

What is a ZMIST

Answer 11

Zap Number, Mechanism of Injury, Injury sustained, Signs and Symptoms, Treatments Rendered.

Question 12

What is the gold standard documentation during a combat setting?

Answer 12

DD-1380 TCCC Casualty Card

Question 13

When should you do CPR during the battlefield?

Answer 13

When you are safe, if they are pulseless and ceased breathing.

Question 14

Why should you not do CPR in the battlefield?

Answer 14

Not safe, consistently monitor when you should be helping others.

Question 15

What do you need to prepare for casualty evacuation?

Answer 15

Complete DD-1380, Secure bandages and wraps, Secure Hypothermia, Secure litter, provide instruction to ambulatory patients, stage and maintain security.