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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? - Answer-Tell them to apply self-aid. Define deliberate tourniquet. - Answer-2 to 3 inches above the wound, directly on the skin, not over a join...

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W2 TEAM MEGA BALLERS FC1
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? - Answer-Tell them to apply self-aid.
Define deliberate tourniquet. - Answer-2 to 3 inches above the wound, directly on the skin, not over a joint.
In what order do you perform a blood sweep? - Answer-NAPILA (neck, axillary, pelvis, inguinal, legs, arms)
You put a hasty tourniquet onto a casualty's leg in CUF. In TFC your blood sweep revealed a bullet wound below the TQ and it was STILL BLEEDING. What is your next course of action? - Answer-apply a deliberate tourniquet
During TFC, what is the order of your assessment? - Answer-MARCH (massive hemorrhage, airway, respirations, hypoerthermia)
You observe your casualty has been shot in the chest, just below the collar bone. They CANNOT apply self-aid. What can you do in the CUF phase? - Answer-move them to cover
In Care Under Fire you are applying a tourniquet. You notice your casualty's mouth is full of blood and teeth and they are choking. What phase do you manage their airway? -
Answer-Tactical Field Care
On the CCA, circulation is addressed at step _________. - Answer-6
Can OTFC be given via IV? - Answer-No
Which dose is right? Ketamine 50mg IM/IV, Morphine 50mg IV, Ketamine 120mg IV/IO, or OFTC 800mcg transmuccosal or transbuccal - Answer-800mcg OTFC
The decision to request a MEDEVAC and assign precedence is based upon___________________________ - Answer-The advice of the senior medical person, casualty's condition, and the tactical situation
Which lines of a MEDEVAC need to be transmitted to begin the MEDEVAC mission without delay? - Answer-Line 1-5, at a minimum 3-5.
What words initiate your MEDEVAC request? - Answer-Tactical Leader, I have a medevac request
When does MEDEVAC begin? - Answer-When medical personnel receive patients You must evacuate a casualty from the side of a mountain with a steep slope. What will you say at line 4 of your MEDEVAC? - Answer-Bravo (hoist)
Which casualties are classified as urgent? - Answer-Casualties that need to be evacuated within 1 hour.
These include life limb or eyesight
Your casualty is trapped in a collapsed building. You can't safely move them. What do you transmit at line 4? - Answer-C (extraction equipment)
Which casualties are classified as convenience? - Answer-Casualties that are evacuated for ease or convenience rather than necessity
What are the evacuation times for each precedence? - Answer-Urgent 1 hour
Urgent Surgical 1 hour
Priority 4 hours
Routine 24 hours
Convenience when its convenient
What type of form is the TC3 card? - Answer-DD 1380- standard
In peacetime, which line of a MEDEVAC includes the casualty's blood type if serious bleeding is reported? - Answer-Line 6
If your unit is divided and you have a casualty, should you call your MEDEVAC to a MEDVAC unit, or should you send it to the tactical leader so that they can make the MEDEVAC decision? - Answer-Tactical Leader
A vehicle-borne IED detonates in a village. Residents of the village state that they saw large containers of liquid in the vehicle. You see strange liquid on your casualties. What brevity code do transmit at line 9? - Answer-C (chemical)
Which anesthetic would you use to perform a surgical cric on a conscious casualty? - Answer-Lidocaine
What is the most common complication of a nasopharyngeal airway? - Answer-
Epistaxis (nose bleed)
The side effects/complications of the king LT/IGEL are________________ - Answer-
Sore throat
Dysphagia
Upper airway hematoma
Esophageal rupture
Vomiting
Name the contraindications of the NPA. - Answer-Basilar skull fracture

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