TCCC

Question 1

First Aid

Answer 1

TC 4-02.1

Question 2

TCCC

Answer 2

Tactical Combat Casualty Care

Question 3

Three stages Of TC3

Answer 3

Care under fire
Tactical Field Care
Tactical Evacuation

Question 4

What is the done before care under fire

Answer 4

Return Fire
Neutralize the threat
Determine if casualty is alive or dead

Question 5

Big pipes sever bleeding

Answer 5

Apply tourniquet(s)

Question 6

Where should you apply tourniquet

Answer 6

2-3” above the wound

Question 7

When do you stop tightening the windless

Answer 7

When the bleeding stops

Question 8

Do you evaluate casualties for injuries during care under fire

Answer 8

No

You or the casualty control life threatening blood loss and get to safety

Question 9

Level of casualty’s responsiveness

Answer 9

AVPU

Alert, Verbal, Pain, Unresponsive

Question 10

When do you recheck bleeding control measures

Answer 10

When behind cover and out of danger

After every time you move the casualty

Question 11

Describe mood sweep

Answer 11

Sweep behind the neck
Shoulders to finger tips
Waist to ankles
Tiger claw back and chest

Question 12

What do you do during tactical evacuation

Answer 12

Monitor patient for shock and reassess interventions

Question 13

Two methods for opening airways

Answer 13

Head tilt chin lift

Jaw thrust

Question 14

What materials should be used when sealing a chest wound

Answer 14

Nonporous (plastic, cellophane) commercial seals

Question 15

When do you apply chest seal on an open chest wound

Answer 15

When the patient exhales

Question 16

How many sides of a chest seal do you tape

Answer 16

All 4

Question 17

Three methods for control of bleeding

Answer 17

Direct pressure
Pressure dressing
Tourniquet

Question 18

When applying direct pressure to non life threatening injury should the dressing be tight enough to cut off circulation

Answer 18

No

Question 19

How tight should pressure dressings be applied

Answer 19

Tight enough to stop bleeding without causing tourniquet effects

Question 20

What do you do after applying tourniquet

Answer 20

Mark casualty with T time and date of application usually on the Tourniquet, forehead and or casualty feeder card

Question 21

4 types of burns

Answer 21

Thermal
Electrical
Chemical
Laser

Question 22

Shines and symptoms of shock

Answer 22

Sweaty blue skin
Pale skin
Restless or nervous behavior 
Thirst
Confusion
Rapid breathing
Blotchy blue skin
Nausea/ vomiting

Question 23

Three hear illnesses

Answer 23

Heat cramps
Heat exhaustion
Heat stroke

Question 24

Signs and symptoms of heat Exhaustion

Answer 24

Dizziness 
Headaches
Loss of appetite 
Nausea 
Weakness
Clumsy walk
Profusely sweating 
Muscle cramps

Question 25

Treatments for heat exhaustion

Answer 25

Rest soldier in shade
Loosen uniform and remove head gear
Have soldier during 2 QTs of water over an hour period
Seek medical aid
Ice packs in the arm pits and groin

Question 26

Signs and symptoms of heat stroke

Answer 26

Hot dry skin
Headaches
Convulsions and chills
Dizziness 
Nausea 
Weakness 
Weak pulse
Confusion
Passing out

Question 27

Treatment for Heat stroke

Answer 27

Cool casualty by any means available 
Strip clothing
Rapid cooling by immersion in water
Rapid cooling with ice sheets 
Place ice packs in groin, armpits, and around neck
Fan entire body
Seek medical aid evacuate
Stop cooling if casualty starts shivering