MEDICAL

Question 1

FIRST AID

Answer 1

FM 4-25.11
STP 21-1-SMCT

Question 2

TCCC

Answer 2

TACTICAL COMBAT CASUALTY CARE

Question 3

THREE PHASES OF TCCC

Answer 3

CARE UNDER FIRE
TACTICAL FIELD CARE
TACTICAL EVACUATION CARE

Question 4

CARE UNDER FIRE

Answer 4

1. RETURN FIRE
2. DETERMINE IF THE CASUALTY IS ALIVE OR DEAD
3. PROVIDE CARE ON THE X.
4. ADMINISTER HEMORRHAGE CONTROL
5. TRANSPORT CASUALTY, WEAPON, MISSION ESSENTIAL EQUIP, TO SAFE LOCATION. (IF SIT PERMITS)
6. RE-CHECK BLEEDING CONTROL AS THE SITUATION PERMITS
   * GOAL- STOP BLEEDING AND/OR ELIMINATE PULSE.

Question 5

TACTICAL FIELD CARE

Answer 5

*OCCURS WHEN YOU & THE CASUALTY ARE SAFE & NO LONGER UNDER HOSTILE FIRE.

1. Form a general impression of the casualty as you approach (extent of injury & chance of survival)
2. Check for responsiveness
3. Position the casualty and open airway.
4. Assess for breathing & chest injuries.
5. Identify and control breathing.
6. Check for fractures.
7. Check for burns.
8. Administer pain medications and antibiotics to any soldier wounded in Combat. (Casualty Combat Pill Pack.)
9. Document injuries on the casualty’s TC3 card.

Question 6

TACTICAL EVACUATION CARE (CASEVAC)

Answer 6

1. Care is rendered while the casualty is awaiting pickup or is being transported.
2. A soldier accompanying an unconscious casualty should monitor the casualty airway, breathing, & bleeding.

Question 7

M.A.R.C.H

Answer 7

M: Massive hemorrhage
(Peel, push, pile, pressure+ pack towards heart+ direct pressure held for 3 minutes.)
A: Airway
(Is the airway open? + Can they breathe? + head tilt/ chin lift/ or jaw thrust + inspect jaw for debris)
R: Respiratory
(Bear claw entire front & back + identify holes + look, listen, feel + chest rise/ fall + bubbling blood)
* DO NOT pack chest & abdominal.
C: Circulation
(Check for altered mental status + weak radial pulse + active breathing)
H: Head Injury/ Hypothermia
(Apply shock blanket, take off wet clothing, keep off ground, keep dry, take weapon if necessary.)
(Check for bruising behind ears, fluid leaking from ears/nose, unequal bruising.)

Question 8

NCD

Answer 8

Needle Chest Decompression

Question 9

NPA

Answer 9

Nasal pharyngeal Application

*Lube it up (spit, lube, or blood)
Bevel towards septum
Tape it on the side of nose
Start with the right nostril

Question 10

FIRST AID

Answer 10

FRACTURES- SAM SPINT
EYES- EYE SHEILD
EXPOSED ORGANS- COVER WITH MOIST GAUZE
BURNS- APPLY BURN DRESSING, LOOSLY WRAP DRY GAUZE Z PATTERN