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Prior to 9/11, what was combat medical training modeled on? - ANS Emergency Medical Technician and Advanced Trauma Life Support What often causes a junctional hemorrhage? - ANS IEDs tension pneumothorax - ANS Air escapes from the injured lung and pressure builds up in the chest which collapses the lung and pushes on the heart. The compressed heart is then not able to pump well. What is the leading cause of preventable death on the battlefield? - ANS hemor...

HCB TCCC Exam Questions With Verified Answers. Combat medical training historically was modeled on what civilian courses? - answerEmergency Medical Technician, Advanced Trauma Life Support What two groups are needed to optimize battlefield trauma care strategies? - answerTrauma docs and combat medical personnel How is military prehospital trauma care different from civilian trauma care? - answer-hostile fire -darkness -environmental extremes -different wounding epidemiology -limited e...

Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)Prior to 9/11, what was combat medical training modeled on? - correct answers Emergency Medical Technician and Advanced Trauma Life Support What often causes a junctional hemorrhage? - correct answers IEDs tension pneumothorax - correct answers Air escapes from the injured lung and pressure builds up in the chest which collapses the lung and pushes on the heart. The compressed heart is then not able to pump well. What is the leading cause of preventab...

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 over a joint In what order do you perform a blood sweep? correct answer: Neck, Axillary, Inguinal, Extremities You put a hasty tourniquet onto a casualties leg in CUF. In TFC your blood sweep r...

Combat medical training historically was modelled on what civilian courses? - Emergency Medical Technician, Advanced Trauma Life Support What two groups are needed to optimize battlefield trauma care strategies? - Trauma docs and combat medical personnel How is military prehospital trauma care different from civilian trauma care? - - hostile fire -darkness -environmental extremes -different wounding epidemiology -limited equipment -need for tactical maneuver -long delays to hospital c...

TCCC Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass TCCC is used by who? - Answer- army, navy, airforce, Marine corps, and coast guard TCCC approach - Answer- Identify causes of preventable death on battle field Address them aggressively Combine good medicine with good tactics How long can you bleed out from a hemorrhage? - Answer- 3 minutes Can can CONSIDER what while under fire? - Answer- C spine What are the 3 objectives of TCCC - Answer- Treat casualty prevent additional casualties comp...

TCCC Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass TCCC is used by who? - Answer- army, navy, airforce, Marine corps, and coast guard TCCC approach - Answer- Identify causes of preventable death on battle field Address them aggressively Combine good medicine with good tactics How long can you bleed out from a hemorrhage? - Answer- 3 minutes Can can CONSIDER what while under fire? - Answer- C spine What are the 3 objectives of TCCC - Answer- Treat casualty prevent additional casualties comp...

Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)Prior to 9/11, what was combat medical training modeled on? - correct answers Emergency Medical Technician and Advanced Trauma Life Support What often causes a junctional hemorrhage? - correct answers IEDs tension pneumothorax - correct answers Air escapes from the injured lung and pressure builds up in the chest which collapses the lung and pushes on the heart. The compressed heart is then not able to pump well. What is the leading cause of preventab...

Tactical Combat Casualty Care1 Questions with complete solution 2023/2024Care Under Fire Tactical Field Care Tactical Evacuation Care - correct answers What are the phases of TCCC? Return fire and take cover. Direct casualty to remain engaged as a combatant if possible. If unable to reach the casualty, direct the casualty to return fire, move to cover, and perform self aid. If unconscious, move patient to cover when feasible. The only medical interventions that you should apply is a TQ t...

68W Fieldcraft 1 exam questions with answers (rated A+) Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Card - ANSWERS DD Form 1380 Under what conditions would you consider spinal precautions possibly necessary? - ANSWERS Motor vehicle crashes, Falls from greater than 15ft, IED blast involving an MRAP vehicle The leading cause of preventable battlefield death is? - ANSWERS Hemorrhage Where on the body are the majority of combat wounds suffered? - ANSWERS Extremities What is the single big...