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  • November 10, 2024
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Field Craft 1 Test

. What are the preventable causes of death on the battlefield? - answer Hemorrhage,
Tension Pneumothorax, Airway Obstruction

Majority of combat related wounds are due to? - answer Penetrating Trauma

The tactical indications for spinal immobilization are? – answer MVC, Falls from greater
than 15ft, IED involving MRAP

CPR should only be considered during which of the following? - answer Hypothermia

Secondary Blast injury is caused by - answer Debris or shrapnel

The single most significant obstacle to the Combat Medic's ability to provide care is? -
answer Enemy fire

The ________________ decides if casualties will be evacuated? - answer Tactical
Leader

You have a casualty that is a bilateral amputee. HABC's are intact. The casualty is
conscious. What pain medication would you administer? - answer800ug OTFC
transbucally

You have a casualty that has a sucking chest wound. The casualty is breathing
irregularly. The casualty has lost their radial pulse. The casualty is conscious. What pain
medication would you administer? - answer20mg Ketamine IV

You have a casualty that has a left leg amputation. You administered 5mg Morphine IV.
The casualty's breathing went from 12 breaths/min to 7 breaths/min. What medication
would you administer to reverse the effects of Morphine? - answer0.4mg Naloxone IV

You have a casualty with penetrating trauma. The casualty is conscious. What antibiotic
would you administer? - answer400mg Moxifloxacin PO

You have a casualty that has 2nd and 3rd degree burns to 75% of their entire body. The
casualty has no other injuries. What antibiotics would you administer? - answerNone

You have a casualty that has a gunshot wound to the left chest. You need to evacuate
the casualty. The casualty is placed in the back of an MRAP without medical personnel
or medical supplies. What type of evacuation platform is this? - answerCASEVAC

, You have a casualty that has been evacuated. The capabilities are: Limited X-ray and
operation dental support. What Role of care is this? - answerRole 2

The overall goal of medical documentation on the battlefield is to provide? -
answerWritten record of assessment findings and treatment given

Documentation is done on a __________? - answerDD 1380

SSG Snuffy, Joe, SSN 123-45-6789, battle roster is? - answerJS6789

Classifying a wound more severe than it really is _____________? - answerOver-
classification

You have a casualty that is a double amputee. The casualty is in shock. The casualty
needs to be evacuated within 1 hour. What evacuation precedence is this? -
answerUrgent-Surgical

During a 9-line transmission, the ______ should be spoken before the - answerBrevity
code, number

What line of the 9-line MEDEVAC do you request medical equipment? - answerLine 4

What line of the 9-line MEDEVAC would you include the casualties blood type? -
answerLine 6 - peace time - # and type of wound, injury, and blood type

What lines of the 9-line MEDEVAC change between wartime and peacetime? -
answer6,9

What lines must be transmitted first and what is the maximum transmission time? -
answer1-5, 25seconds

You are moving a casualty to the HLZ. What direction should the casualty travel? -
answerfeet first

The ________ is responsible for the ambulance at all times? - answerthe medic

The tactical leader is asking what kind of evacuation platform he needs for 2 litter
casualties and 4 ambulatory casualties. Your answer should be? - answerM997

The loading sequence for casualties is:___________________? - answerUpper Right,
Lower Right, Upper Left, Lower Left

The most seriously wounded are loaded ________ to ensure they will be the first off
loaded? - answerlast

The ____________ is the primary dedicated air ambulance today? - answerblackhawk

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