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Surgical Cricothyroidotomy correct answer: the #1 preferred advanced method for combat 1500mL correct answer: how much blood can each side of the chest hold 10L correct answer: how much blood the thigh can hold 6mm in diameter correct answer: tube for cricket must be a minimum of bet...

Field Craft 1 Test Questions With Complete Solutions

68W Field Craft 1 Study Guide Questions With Complete Solutions

Field Craft 1 68W Questions With Complete Solutions

Your unit is under effective hostile fire from the enemy. One of your warrior companions is shot in the arm, but she crawled to cover. What do you do? correct answer: Tell her to apply self-aid Define a deliberate tourniquet correct answer: 2-3 inches above the wound, directly on the skin, not ...

A UH60 blackhawk can be loaded from which side? correct answer: both sides left = head first right = feet first battlefield medicine is different than EMS in civilian life due to correct answer: More stressors, more to think about, civilians follow ATLS What did the United States milita...

A patient present is suffering from a gunshot wound to the chest. When you expose the wound, you see a quarter-sized hole and hear a sucking sound from the wound. What should you expect? correct answer: A tension pneumothorax or a pneumothorax. A patient presents with progressive respiratory dis...

leading cause of preventable battlefield death correct answer: extremity hemorrhage where the majority of combat wounds are suffered correct answer: extremities limited on the battlefield due to time constraints correct answer: spinal immobilization motor vehicle crashes, falls >15ft,...

How do most soldiers die? 90%? correct answer: Hemorrhage 90.9% 2% tension pneumothorax (solved by needle chest compression) 8% died from airway obstruction (solved by cricothyroidotomy or other airway maneuvers) Where do most injuries occur? correct answer: Extremeties-60% Head and Neck...

Majority of combat fatalities are ____ correct answer: non-survivable What is the percentage of deaths from potentially survivable wounds? correct answer: 24.3% died from potentially survivable wounds Out of 24.3% potentially survivable deaths, 90% of potentially survivable deaths were due t...

% of deaths occurring prehospital correct answer: 87.3% combat deaths 75.7% classified as non-survivable 24.3% died from potentially survivable deaths % of deaths attributed to hemorrhage correct answer: 90% 13.5% due to extremity hemorrhage 19.2% junctional wounds 67.3% truncal hemorrhage...

The majority of combat related wounds are due to? correct answer: The majority of combat related wounds are due to penetrating trauma. What is the leading cause of preventable battlefield death? correct answer: Hemorrhage Where on the body are the majority of combat wounds suffered? correct ...

The majority of combat related wounds are due to? correct answer: The majority of combat related wounds are due to penetrating trauma. The primary blast injury is caused by ? correct answer: The primary blast injury is caused by the blast overpressure (shockwave) from an explosive. Blast ove...

A difference in pupil size greater then 1.0 mm correct answer: Is considered abnormal If both eyes are fialated but not reactive to light correct answer: Brain stem injury is probable If csf is draining from nose or ears you should suspect? correct answer: Basilar skull fracture Differen...

Cranium correct answer: Medical name for the skull encases and protects brain tissue correct answer: Function of the cranium Parietal, Temporal, Sphenoid, cribform plate, frontal, occipital, correct answer: Bones that fuse together to form the cranium foramen magnum correct answer: The ...

Describe the sclera of the eye correct answer: Tough layer. White of the eye. Protects and maintains the shape of the eye. Connects to six muscles Describe the conjunctiva of the eye correct answer: lines the eyelids and extends to the front of the eyeball Describe the retina of the eye corr...

68W10 Fieldcraft 1 (Shock) Questions With Complete Solutions

what are the preventable causes of death on the battle field? correct answer: Hemorrhage - 90% Tention pneumothorax - 2% Airway obstruction - 8% Majority of combat related wounds are due to? correct answer: Penetrating trauma The tactical indications for spinal immobilizations are? correct...

FC1 Study Guide Questions And Answers With Complete Solutions

What are the three preventable causes of death on battlefield? - 90% hemorrhage - 8% Airway Obstruction - 2% Tension Pneumothorax What categories are common wounds located? - 67% Truncal - 20% Junctional - 13% Extremity What is Primary Blast Injury caused by? Damage to what organ...