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Field Craft 1 68WIraq and Afghanistan three preventable causes of death and percentages - answer90%
Hemorrhage
2% tension pneumothorax
8% airway obstruction that could’ve been solved with cric
Where are most wounds found - answer Extremities (The most)
Head and neck
Torso
Majority of combat related wounds are due to what? - answer Penetrating trauma
Tactical Indications for spinal immobilization - answer Motor vehicle accidents
Falls greater than 15 feet
IED blast involving vehicle
When to do CPR? - answer If your casualty loses vital signs and are close to a definitive
care facility, it may be beneficial for penetrating trauma
CPR should also be considered for: - answer Hypothermia
Near drowning
Electrocution
Primary blast injury - answer Blast overpressure/wave
Secondary blast injury - answer Debris or shrapnel from explosion
Tertiary blast injury - answer Blown into a solid object
Ketamine dosage - answer50 IM/IN
20 IV/IO
When do you stop giving pain meds - answer Nystagmus
Morphine dosage - answer5 mg IV/IO
Zofran - answer For nausea and vomiting
What do you need to assess before Ketamine and Opioids – answer AVPU
Antibiotics - answerMoxifoxacin - 400 mg PO
, Ertapenem - 1gm IV/IM
TCCC Goals - answer Complete the mission
Prevent additional casualties
Treat causality
TCCC Phases - answer Care under fire
Tactical field care
Tactical evacuation
Purpose of medical evacuation system - answer To ensure sick and wounded are
moved quickly to combat health support system
MEDEVAC Encompasses - answer1. Collecting wounded
2. Triage
3. Evacuation mode
4. Perform emergency medical interventions and care en route
DD Form 1380 – answer TCCC card
What's unique about line 6 on 9 line? - answer Peacetime/Wartime
Blood type
Line 7 abbreviations - answerAlpha - Panels
Bravo - Pyro
Charlie - Smoke
Delta - None
Echo - Other
Line 8 abbreviations - answerAlpha - US Military
Bravo - US Civilian
Charlie - Non US military
Delta - Non US civilian
Echo - Prisoner of war
Transmission are kept to - answer25 seconds minimum
How many feet for leverage - answer2-3 feet
How many meters for pack strap - answer50-300
How many meters for fore and after - answerOver 300 meters
M997 Capacity - answer4 L or 8 A / 2L and 4A
M113 capacity - answer4L or 10A
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