- A star-shaped area of deep purple color 3-4 days following the bite is seen with the bite from a:
Your answer:
brown recluse spider
fire ant
wasp
black widow spider
- When treating a poisonous snake bite:
Your answer:
Incise the wound between each bite mark and suck the poison out with your mouth
Incise the wound between each bite mark and withdraw the poisonwith a bulb syringe
Apply a tourniquet between the bite and the heart
Place constricting bands one or two fingers width above and below the bite site
- Which poisonous plant is NOT recognized by three leaflets?
Your answer:
poison releaf
poison oak
poison ivy
poison sumac
- Urushiol is the toxic ingredient in:
Your answer:
scorpion bites
poision ivy, poison oak and poison sumac
wasp stings
bee stings
- What are the three types of nuclear injuries?
Your answer:
burns, fractures and lacerations
first, second and third degree
minimal, moderate and extreme
blast, thermal and radiation
- The three syndromes associated with radiation injuries include all of the following EXCEPT:
Your answer:
central nervous system
gastrointestinal
hematopoletic
thermal dermatologic
- What is the first phase of radiation sickness, characterized by the rapid onset of nausea, vomiting and malaise?
Your answer:
clinical period
dormate period
latent period
acute incapacitation
- Field treament of radiation sickness by the medical specialist consists of fluid replacement, symptomatic care and evacuation.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Below are four statements about biological agent casualties. Select the statement which is INCORRECT.
Your answer:
Some toxins cause massive mucous membrance tissue hemorrhage
The treatment for toxins is symptomatic
Biological agent-induced diseases can not be treated the same as nonwarfare agent induced diseases
Synthesized agents are known as microtoxins (toxins)
- What type of agent is lewisite?
Your answer:
nerve
blister
choking
blood
- You are light-headed, have slurred speech and a dry mouth. You notice inappropriate laughter in others. What immediate action should you take?
Your answer:
mask
notify your platoon sergeant or leader
move to shade, loosen your clothing and drink fluids
nothing
- Which of the following is NOT an early symptom of nerve agent poisoning?
Your answer:
loss of bladder/bowel control
runny nose
tightness in the chest
reduced vision
- Cherry red skin is a sign of:
Your answer:
blister agent
blood agent
nerve agent
choking agent
- Intravenous sodium thiosulfate and sodium nitrite are used to treat:
Your answer:
blood agents
choking agents
blister agents
nerve agents
- The most vulnerable body part to blister agents is/are:
Your answer:
the lungs
the skin
the eyes
the mouth
- Four hours after an artillery attack several soldiers in your platoon complain of a sunburn-like redness, itching and headache. You suspect these signs and symptoms are caused by:
Your answer:
radiation exposure
nerve agent exposure
blister agent exposure
fire ant bites
- For patients with severe symptoms of choking agent poisoning, encourage physical activity to "flush" the lungs with clean air.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The carotid pulse can be checked by placing your thumb beside the patient's Adams apple.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Which of the following is NOT a severe sign of choking agent poisoning:
Your answer:
tachycardia
cherry red skin
production of frothy, blood-tinged sputum
rapid, shallow breathing
- Artifical respiration on a patient with a crushed faced can be performed by the:
Your answer:
back pressure arm lift method
mouth to nose method
mouth to mouth method
chest pressure arm lift method
- When performing the chest pressure air lift method of artifical respiration the casualty is placed:
Your answer:
on his stomach
on his left side
on his right side
on his back
- The breastbone is depressed_____inches while performing chest compressions in CPR.
Your answer:
1/2 to 1 inch
3 to 4 inches
2 to 4 inches
1 1/2 to 2 inches
- In two-man CPR, CPR should never be interrupted for more than _____ seconds
Your answer:
5
20
10
15
- In performing one-man CPR, a pulse check is performed:
Your answer:
before attempting to remove an airway obstruction
immediately when the casualty is found
after every 4 cycles of compressions and ventilations
both immediately when the casualty is found and after every four cycles of compressions/ventilations
- Which carry is especially useful in transporting a conscious patient with a head or foot injury a moderate distance?
Your answer:
four hand seat carry
two man supported carry
fore and aft carry
pistol belt carry
- The most vesatile litter for field use is the:
Your answer:
standard litter
poleless semiregid litter
stokes metal litter
poleless nonrigid litter
- Which litter patient should be carried head first?
Your answer:
the patient with a fractured lower extremity going uphill or upstairs
any patient being carried over level terrain
any patient being carried downhill or downstairs
the patient with a fractured lower extremity going downhill or downstairs
- The sequence for loading four litters patients in an M725 is:
Your answer:
upper right, upper left, lower right, lower left
upper right, lower right, upper left, lower left
upper left, lower left, upper right, lower right
upper left, upper right, lower left, lower right
- A 48 hours backlog should be made and used for patients undergoing which movement classification of air-evacuation?
Your answer:
urgent
priority
routine
delayed
- Which classes of helicopters can be used for air transport of litter patients?
Your answer:
UH and CH
CH
OH
UH
- What size landing site should be the minimum used to land the CH-47 Chinook?
Your answer:
30 meter diameter
40 meter diameter
25 meter diameter
50 meter diameter
- Where should a patient with a Thomas leg splint be loaded on a UH-1H/V helicopter?
Your answer:
bottom tier
top tier
directly on the floor
middle tier
- The two-man carry is used by a litter squad to carry a casualty:
Your answer:
uphill or downhill
over obstacles
over smooth, level terrain
through narrow trails or passages
- The litter post carry is used by a litter squad to carry a casualty:
Your answer:
over smooth, level terrain
through narrow trails or passages
uphill or downhill
over rough terrain
- Supplies from a water distribution point should have a chlorine residual of ______ parts per million
Your answer:
1
10
5
2
- The preferred method to disinfect raw water in your canteen is:
Your answer:
boiling in water
sodium tablets
chlorine ampules
iodine tablets
- How much calcium hypochloride should be added to a 36-gallon lyster bag to raise the chlorine residual of a raw water supply to at least 5 ppm?
Your answer:
1 messkit spoonful
3 ampules
1 ampule
2 ampules
- You diagnose a frostbitten foot in one of the soldiers in your unit. Your action includes:
Your answer:
placing the frostbitten part in hot water
rubbing the frostbitten area with snow
thawing the frozen part regardless of availability of medical treatment
removing tight clothing/boots from the injured area
- During "continuous operations" all individuals should be allowed at least ____ hours uniterrupted sleep per 24 hour period.
Your answer:
1-2 hours
3-4 hours
2-3 hours
4-5 hours
- When using the 2-gallon sprayer to spray insecticide:
Your answer:
eye protection should be worn
gloves should be worn
the protective mask should be worn
gloves and the protective mask should be worn
- When entering a radio net in which you do not normally operate, you must first:
Your answer:
call station you want to send a message
request to enter the net
decide call sign and frequency of the NCS
authenticate
- Volume control switches on radio sets should be placed in what position?
Your answer:
first click from off
full off
comfortable listening
full on
- Before starting or stopping a vehicle equipped with a radio set, the operate must:
Your answer:
tie down antennaes
request to enter/leave net
make communication check
shut off radio set
- The polarity of batteries used with TA-312 telephone sets are installed how?
Your answer:
in a parallel circuit (both positives up)
battery polarity doesn't matter (use either series or a parallel circuit)
in a parallel circuit (both negatives up)
in a series circuit (one positive up, one negative up)
- Your unit has been exposed to a nuclear burst. Soldiers equipment and supplies may be radioactive. The RADIAC instrument you would use to determine presence or absence of radiation is the:
Your answer:
IM174A/PD
PRC-77
AN/PDR27
IM93
- The last action you take when putting on the M40 protective mask is:
Your answer:
stop breating
close your mask carrier
adjust shoulder straps
put on headgear
- Which of the following chemical agents would cause skin blisters and damage the respiratory tract?
Your answer:
VX
AC
HL
GB
- The Code of Conduct deals with which of the following?
Your answer:
guidelines for soldiers during combat and actions if captured by the enemy
guidelines for officers and NCOs in dealing with subordinates
guidelines for soldiers dealing with contractors or private industry
guidelines for commanders when administering punishment under the UCMJ
- If you are captured by the enemy, under the Code of Conduct, which of the following are you NOT required to do?
Your answer:
give only name, rank, service number and date of birth
take advantage of escape opportunities whenever they arise
obey the orders of the ranking military individual
sign a parole agreement to get release from capativity
- When probing a minefield, which of the following procedures should NOT be used?
Your answer:
insert your bayonet into the ground at an angle less than 45 degrees to locate mines
move on hands and knees
when an object is located, remove the earth to find out what the object is
probe every 2 inches across a 1 meter path
- Perspiration can cause the loss of more than a quart of body fluids in an hour.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- "Dry land Drowning" is a term associated with what chemical agent poisoning?
Your answer:
nerve
blood
blister
choking
- If you are caught in a minefield of unknown buried mines, which of the following actions should NOT be taken?
Your answer:
leave metal behind
don't panic
work alone
move out of the area rapidly
- When applying a dressing to an open abdominal wound, you should tie the tails of the dressing:
Your answer:
at the casualty's side
along the spine (in the "small" of the back)
at the side of the bandage
directly over the bandage
- Which statement is true about exposed organs from a casualty with an open abdominal wound?
Your answer:
hold the exposed organs in place with one hand while placing the bandage on the wound wiht the other
place the organs on top of the casualty's stomach and under the bandage
remove as such foreign material as possible before applying bandage
gently replace organs into the abdominal cavity
- Which statement is incorrect? When treating burns:
Your answer:
do not break the blisters
do not apply grease or ointment to the burns
leave the wound open if the field dressing or other sterile dressing is not large enough
do not place the dressing over the face or gential area
- When treating a casualty suffering electrical burns, it is not necessary to remove the electrical source before touching the casualty because your combat boots are nonconductive and act as an electrical ground.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- White phosphorous burns may be treated by covering the wound with mud.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- When treating a heat exhaustion casualty in a chemical environment you should not loosen the casualty's clothing
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Hypothermia may occur from exposure to temperature above freezing.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Watches, rings, or other jewelry should be removed from the affected limb if the injury is a fracture, burn or snake bite.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Evacuate a soldier with mild battle fatigue in order to prevent him from further injury.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Manual evacuations should terminate when either a litter or evacuation vehicle becomes available.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The type of injury should be considered when determining the type of manual carry to use.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Which general rule for bearers in manual evacuations is incorrect?
Your answer:
individual NBC equipment will remain with the casualty
slide or roll, rather than lift, heavy objects that must be moved
keep the back straight; use arms and shoulders when pulling a patient
normally, the casualty's weapon is evacuated with him
- Patients may have to manually evacuated before they are evaluated or treated if the situation requires immediate movement for safety purposes.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- Which statement is incorrect regarding rolling a patient from his abdomen to his back to position him for a manual carry?
Your answer:
kneel at the patients injured side
place his arms above his head
cross the ankle further from you over the one closest to you
place one of your hands on the shoulder farther from you and the other in the area of his hip
- Which carry requires the patient to be conscious?
Your answer:
firemans carry
pack-strap carry
arms carry
saddleback carry
- The arms carry is useful for carrying the casualty.
Your answer:
a long distance (over 300 meters)
downhill and down stairs
a short distance (up to 50 meters)
a moderate distance (50 to 300 meters)
- In the pack-strap carry the bearer holds the patients arms:
Your answer:
around the neck
around his waist
by tieing them together loosely about the waist
in a palms down position
- The best one-man carry for long distance (over 300 meters) is the:
Your answer:
supported carry
pack-strap carry
pistol-belt carry
saddleback carry
- The safest two-man carry when there is not time to obtain a spine board for a patient with a back injury is the:
Your answer:
four-hand seat carry
two-man carry
two-man supporting carry
two-man fore-and-aft carry
- Which exit is used when evacuating casualties from the troop compartment of the Bradley Infantry Fighting Vehicle?
Your answer:
ramp
cargo hatch
ramp door
all of the above
- If a patient is secured to a litter with only two straps then they are placed:
Your answer:
across the chest and across the abdomen
across the abdomen and across the legs above the knees
across the chest and across the legs above the knees
across the chest and across the legs below the knees
- Which litter is designed for evacuating patients through deep snow?
Your answer:
poleless semirigid litter
standard litter
ahkio litter
stokes litter
- Select the incorrect statement regarding ambulance loading and unloading.
Your answer:
patients are always loaded head first
the most seriously wounded are loaded last and taken off first
safety is a concern in preventing further injury to the patients in loading and unloading
patients receiving intranvenous (IV) fluids are loaded in lower berths to provide gravity flow
- The patient capacity of the M725, M886/M893 or M1010 1 1/4 ton amublance trucks
Your answer:
three litter or six ambulatory
five litter or eight ambulatory
four litter or eight ambulatory
four litter or six ambulatory
- Select the incorrect statement about loading and unloading buses used as ambulances.
Your answer:
unload the bus from front to rear
the most seriously wounded are loaded on last and taken off first
with the exception of some patient injuries, patients are loaded head first
two 3-man litter teams are normally required
- Manual carries involve the risk of increasing the severity of the patients injuries.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The M113 armored personnel carrier can be converted to carry four litter or ten ambulatory patients.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The normal configuration for aeromedical evacuation by the UH-60A Blackhawk provides for:
Your answer:
4 litter and 1 ambulatory, or 7 ambulatory
24 litter or 33 ambulatory
4 litter or 6 ambulatory
3 litter or 4 amublatory
- The maximum litter patient configuration in the UH-1H/V Iroquois provides for ____ litters.
Your answer:
8
4
3
6
- Which helicopter is less suited for smaller/more confined landing areas.
Your answer:
blackhawk
cobra
chinook
iroquois
- When signaled to approach a helicopter, do so:
Your answer:
from the left or right side at a 90 degree angle to the aircraft
from the rear of the aircraft at a 45 degree angle
from the front of the aircraft at a 45 degree angle
from the front of the aircraft, directly at the nose of the aircraft
- Where would you load a patient with a traction splint on the UH-60A Blackhawk?
Your answer:
on the top pan
on the bottom pan
on the middle pan
directly on the floor
- On the UH-1H/V Iroquois, patients with Thomas leg splints are loaded:
Your answer:
in the bottom tier
in the middle tier
in the top tier
directly on the floor
- On the UH-1H/V Iroquois, patients are normally loaded from the top tier down to the bottom tier, with the most seriously injured loaded last.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- The 2 1/2 ton or 5 ton truck is capable of transporting _____ litter patients
Your answer:
12
6
9
10
- A forest or jungle penetrator is a rescue seat used with the internal helicopter hoist and has a maximum capacity of _____ persons.
Your answer:
4
3
1
2
- Select the incorrect statement regarding heat injury countermeasures.
Your answer:
if your urine is dark yellow you are not drinking enough water
drink small quantities frequently
drink water even if you are not thirsty
do not drink extra water before starting a mission in hot dy climates
- If the CH-47 Chinook is loaded with a combination of litter and ambulatory patients, the ambulatory patients should be located to the rear of the litter patients whenever possible.
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- How often should you apply insect repellent if you get sweaty?
Your answer:
every 2 hours
every hour
every 8 hours
every 4 hours
- The perferred method for disinfecting a canteen of water is:
Your answer:
iodine tablets
chlorine ampules
boiling
filtering
- How would you use a chlorine ampule to disinfect a canteen of water?
Your answer:
add 1 ampule to canteen, wait 5 minutes, shake, wait 25 mins
chlorine ampules can not be used to disinfect a canteen of water
mix 2 ampules in 1 canteen cup of water, stir, add back to canteen
mix 1 ampule in 1/2 canteen cup water, stir, add 1 canteen capful to canteen, shake, wait 30 minutes
- If possible, how long should you boil water to disinfect it?
Your answer:
5-10 minute
30-45 minutes
1 minute
10-15 minutes
- As a guideline for cold injury countermeasures, leaders should modify or curtail all but mission essential field operations when temperatures are:
Your answer:
0 degrees Fahrenheit or below
-20 degrees Fahrenheit or below
25 degress Fahrenheit or below
-10 degrees Fahrenheit or below
- Soldiers can help prevent urinary tract infections by drinking extra fluids
Your answer:
TrueFalse
- When fesible, set work/rest shifts to give everyone ____ hours of sleep every 24 hours
Your answer:
4-6
6-9
12-14
8-10
- How many cans are normally used in a messkit laundry?
Your answer:
5
6
3
4
- When questioned, a prisoner is required to give:
Your answer:
name, rank, service number and unit
name, rank, service number and date of birth
name, unit, and place of birth
no information must be given