MEDICAL

Question 1

What are the 3 types of First Aid?

Answer 1

Save Lives, Prevent Further Injury, Prevent Infection

Question 2

How many FIRST AID boxes are there onboard?

Answer 2

90 FIRST AID boxes

Question 3

What color are the FIRST AID boxes?

Answer 3

Gray with RED CROSS

Question 4

What color are the Mass Casualty boxes?

Answer 4

White with a RED CROSS

Question 5

Where are the Mass Casualty boxes located?

Answer 5

Hangar Bay and FWD/AFT Mess Decks

Question 6

How many battle dressing stations are there?

Answer 6

6

Question 7

Where are the battle dressing stations located?

Answer 7

Forward, Forward AUX, Main, Flight Deck, Aft, and Aft AUX

Question 8

What are the 3 types of stretchers onboard?

Answer 8

Army Litter, Reeves Sleeve, Stokes

Question 9

What is the Breath to Compression ratio for CPR?

Answer 9

30:2

Question 10

What is the appropriate depth compression for adult CPR?

Answer 10

1 1/2 to 2 inches

Question 11

In regard to smoke inhalation, how long must a hose team member wait to return to duty after being treated?

Answer 11

20 minutes

Question 12

What is a Compound Fracture?

Answer 12

When bone breaks the skin

Question 13

What is the emergency number to call medical?

Answer 13

222

Question 14

Why do you notify the bridge during medical emergencies?

Answer 14

Elevators

Question 15

What is the rule of nines?

Answer 15

System designed to determine percentage of burns on a patient

Question 16

What is the Ratio for rescue breathing?

Answer 16

1 breath every 6-8 seconds

Question 17

What is triage?

Answer 17

Process to identify patient categories during a mass casualty

Question 18

What are the triage colors and what do they stand for?

Answer 18

Red- IMMEDIATE
Yellow- DELAYED
Green- MINMAL
Black- EXPECTANT

Question 19

When would you use a tourniquet?

Answer 19

last resort to control bleeding

Question 20

What needs to be done after applying a tourniquet?

Answer 20

T placed on forehead and time applied

Question 21

For electrical shock victim, what is the 1st step after reporting the casualty?

Answer 21

Secure the power

Question 22

How many sides of the plastic dressing cover for a sucking chest wound is taped?

Answer 22

3

Question 23

Sucking chest wound, why is the victim placed on their side or sitting position for recovery?

Answer 23

Promote the ease of breathing

Question 24

Abdominal evisceration, why should you not touch the intestines or attempt to push them back into the body?

Answer 24

to prevent infection