INDIAN ARMY NURSING NEWEST UPDATE
2024-2025 ACTUAL EXAM LATEST VERISIONS
VERIFIED 100% QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
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Using the Rule of Nines, what percent of body surface area is considered burned it the tront
and back of both legs, chest, abdomen, and groin are affected?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - 90%
In accordance with Committee on Tactical Combat Casualty Care (CoTCCC) guidelines,
what action is required in the Care Under Fire (CUF) phase to prevent harm or additional
casualties before engaging with a casualty?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - SUPPRESS HOSTILE FIRE
Which of the following is applied to stop life-threatening limb bleeding during Care Under
Fire?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - TOURNIQUET
What should you do with the nasopharyngeal tube before inserting it into the casualty's
nostril?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Lubricate the outside of the tube with water or sterile
lubricating jelly
Bubbles around an open chest wound could indicate:
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Sucking chest wound
What is the most common cause of altered mental status in a trauma casualty on the
battlefield?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Shock
,When preparing casualties for evacuation, considerations should include:
- CORRECT ANSWERS - The number of ambulatory casualties, the type of evacuation
transport, and hypothermia prevention
During the Respiration assessment portion of the MARCH sequence, you should:
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Perform a needle decompression of the chest for a tension
pneumothorax
Which of the following are symptoms listed within the MACE 2?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Repeat vomiting and seizures
If a penetrating eye injury is suspected, you should perform a ______________________
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Rapid field test of visual acuity
Extreme blood loss may lead to which type of shock?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Hemorthagic shock
Medical leadership may need to know:
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Casualty status, types of injuries sustained, if medics are needed
at the site of the casualty, and if medical supplies are adequate to treat the casualty
You have applied a tourniquet to a casualty's leg. The casualty will be evacuated on a litter by
ground ambulance. You should:
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Cover the tourniquet along with the rest of the casualty to help
prevent loss of body heat
The casualty and you are protected from enemy fire. The casualty has a wound to their right
leg. You have controlled the bleeding using a bandage and pressure. The casualty is alert,
sitting up, and not in respiratory distress. You can easily detect their radial pulse. Which of
the following should you do?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Administer the casualty's CWMP
First aid and CLS kits may be Service-specific as well as differ with shipboard, vehicle, or
aircraft. Why is it necessary to inspect all supplies?
,- CORRECT ANSWERS - Supplies may be expired, missing, or damaged
Which form is used to document casualty data, injuries, and medical interventions?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - DD Form 1380
Signs of shock do not include which of the following?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Increased blood pressure
What are the priorities during Care Under Fire (CUF), Tactical Field Care (TFC), and
Tactical Evacuation Care (TEC)?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - CUF - fire superiority and tourniquets for life-threatening
bleeding, TFC - tactical trauma assessment and MARCH-PAWS interventions, TEC -
evacuation requests and casualty preparation
When reassessing wounds, which of the following should be considered?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Bleeding has been controlled
What is the best method to control bleeding from an amputation?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - apply a tourniquet above the amputation
When penetrating eye trauma due to shrapnel is suspected, it is critically important to prevent
- CORRECT ANSWERS - manipulation or additional trauma to the eye
Before assessing and treating a casualty's burns, which of the following apply?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - You should stop the source of the burn
If a casualty has a fracture that protrudes out of the skin what is your primary concern at this
time? - CORRECT ANSWERS - controlling life threatening bleeding
The following signs and symptoms are indicative of a life-threatening chest wound: -
CORRECT ANSWERS - Hissing sound on inhalation, difficulty breathing coughing up
blood
, What is the most important reason to establish a security perimeter during Tactical Field
Care?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Security is needed in case Tactical Field Care returns to Care
Under Fire
Which of the following is an example of a passive hypothermia prevention intervention? -
CORRECT ANSWERS - Wrapping the casualty in a survival blanket
Which medications) do not interfere with blood clot formation? - CORRECT ANSWERS -
Acetaminophen
Which of the following is an example of a passive hypothermia prevention intervention? -
CORRECT ANSWERS - Swelling and crepitus under the skin
The HEADS injury evaluation may identify a head injury. What does the "A" stand for? -
CORRECT ANSWERS - Amnesia
Using triage considerations during Tactical Field Care, which casualty should be treated first?
- CORRECT ANSWERS - Casualty with massive bleeding to the leg
Who is the intended target audience for the most basic training on TCCC? - CORRECT
ANSWERS - All Service members
A tourniquet used during Care Under Fire should be applied: - CORRECT ANSWERS -
High and tight
The main factor for suspecting a tension pneumothorax is: - CORRECT ANSWERS - A
penetrating chest wound
What is an indicator of shock in the Tactical Field Care setting? - CORRECT ANSWERS -
An altered level of consciousness
When transmitting a MEDEVAC request over the radio, begin with: - CORRECT
ANSWERS - I have a MEDEVAC request, over
