HEMORRHAGE CONTROL AND HOMEOSTASIS Flashcards

1
Q

What is the leading cause of preventable death on the battle field?

A

Hemorrhage

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2
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What is the most common cause of massive external blood loss in combat?

A

Extremity Injury

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3
Q

What are the TCCC approved tourniquets?

A
  1. Combat Application Tourniquet (CAT)
  2. Special Operations Forces Tourniquet - Tactical (SOFT - T)
  3. Emergency and Military Tourniquet
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4
Q

What can be used as a temporary measure and works most of the time for external bleeding and can even be used for carotid and femoral bleeding ?

A

Direct Pressure

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5
Q

What TCCC approved Hemostatic Agent is the following?

  1. Tested in ISR safety model
  2. Widely fielded in the DOD
  3. Recommended by the CoTCCC first choice
A

Combat gauze

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6
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What TCCC approved Hemostatic Agent is the following?

  1. May be used when combat gauze is not available
  2. Active ingredient is chotosan, a mucoadhesive, it functions independent of the coagulation cascade
  3. Studies have supported that chitosan dressings have been effective in stopping life threatening bleeding for surgical studies
A

Celox Gauze or Chito Gauze

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7
Q

What TCCC approved Hemostatic Agent is the following?

  1. First expanding wound dressing FDA-cleared for life threatening junctional bleeding
  2. Syringe applicator injects compressed mini-sponges into deep wounds
  3. Mini-sponges rapidly expand on contact with blood compressing the wound to stop bleeding
  4. It is imperative when used that the manufacture card is carried along with the casualty to assist with removal
A

XStat (Best for deep narrow tract Junctional wounds)

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8
Q

Junctional wounds refer to what areas?

A
  1. Groin
  2. Buttocks
  3. Perineum
  4. Axillae
  5. Base of the neck
  6. Extremities at sites to proximal for limb TQs
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9
Q

True or False

Junctional wounds are not amenable to TQs but are compressible

A

True

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10
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What are the CoTCCC Junctional Tourniquets?

A
  1. Combat Ready Clamp
  2. Junctional Emergency Tool
  3. SAM Junctional Tourniquet
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11
Q

Tourniquet Placement

Apply TQ __ to __ inches above the bleeding site

A

2 to 3 inches

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12
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Hemostatic dressings should be applied with at least ___ minutes of direct pressure

A

3 minutes

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13
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What are the TCCC approved Hemostatic Agents?

A
  1. Combat Gauze
  2. Celox gauze or Chito gauze
  3. XStat
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14
Q

What is a junctional pressure device that can be used in tactical situation when traditional methods of dressings and pressure do not work to control bleeding in the inguinal region?

A

Junctional Emergency Treatment Tool (JETT)

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