- The primary airway adjunct used in self-aid is the:
Your answer:
oral pharyngeal airway
endotracheal tube
nasopharyngeal airway
combitube
- The most common complication associated with inserting an NPA is:
Your answer:
bloody nose
gagging
vomiting
deviated septum
- The second leading cause of preventable death on the battlefield is due to:
Your answer:
airway compromise
tension pneumothorax
closed head injury
extremity hemorrhage
- In combat, when under enemy fire, the best way to control life-threatening extremity hemorrhage is:
Your answer:
elevation
QuickClot powder
tourniquets
direct pressure
- Which of the following is an indication for an emergency surgical airway (cricothyrotomy)?
Your answer:
fractured pelvis
maxillofacial trauma
myocardial infarction
closed head trauma
- The bone recommended for an intraocceous infusion with the F.A.S.T. 1 is the:
Your answer:
fibula
tibia
sternum
clavicle
- When transporting a hypovolemic casualty by air they can become _______ quite easily.
Your answer:
allergic
hyperthermic
hypertensive
hypothermic
- You should plan that a Priority 1 Urgent casualty will be evacuation in ____ hours.
Your answer:
2
3
4
6
- When processing EPWs, you should perform the "5 S"s. Which of the folloiwng is NOT on of the 5 Ss?
Your answer:
silence
speed
security
safeguard
- During a foot patrol in Fallujah a soldier is hit by small arms fire and sustains a gunshot wound to the left side of their neck. The wound appears to be spurting blood. When you reach the casualty you apply direct pressure and a ____________ to control the bleeding.
Your answer:
HemCon bandage
Traumadex
Factor VII
QuikClot powder
- You have a casualty in severe pain and want to provide Morphine for pain control The best way to give morphine to maximize it s effect is by the _______ route.
Your answer:
IV
IM
Oral
SQ
- On what part of the body do the majority of combat wounds occur?
Your answer:
extremities
head
chest
abdomen
- An alternate location for Needle Chest Decompression is the:
Your answer:
6th ICS MCL
7th ICS MAL
1st ICS MCL
4th ICS AAL
- During a dismounted operations in Baghdad your unit comes under attack by a large enemy force. Your initial reaction to the attack should be to:
Your answer:
call for artillery support
call for air support
treat any casualties with airway problems
take cover and return fire
- In principles of fluid resuscitation, which vital signs do we use to determine who needs IV fluids?
Your answer:
temperature
pulse oxgenation percentage
blood pressure
pulse
- You have a casualty who suffered facial and inhalation burns. After performing an emergency surgical cricothyrotomy, the casualty only has breath sounds on the right side. This is probably due to:
Your answer:
right main stem bronchus intubation
left main stem bronchus intubation
tension pneumothorax
right side pneumothorax
- The majority of trauma cases in the civilian community involve which type of trauma?
Your answer:
blunt trauma
burns
penetrating trauma
poisoning
- Which blood component is activated when the blood vessel wall is injured and begins the clotting process?
Your answer:
platelets
plasma
white blood cells
red blood cells
- When applying a tourniquet to a severely bleeding extremity wound the tourniquet would always be placed ____ to the wound.
Your answer:
medial
proximal
distal
lateral
- Which of the following is NOT a triage category?
Your answer:
immediate
expectant
major
delayed
- One factor that influences the soldier medic's ability to provide care in combat is:
Your answer:
cold weather
cost of movement
available vehicles
enemy fire
- The use of blood pressure cuffs and stethoscopes in combat are often not very effective. In combat we evaluate the need for fluid resuscitation by palpating and assessing for:
Your answer:
radial pulse and normal mentation
carotid pulse and normal mentation
tibial pulse and normal mentation
femoral pulse and normal mentation
- All U.S. medical facilities and transports display a distinctive emblem of the Geneva Conventions, this emblem consists of a:
Your answer:
white crose on a red background
red cross on a green background
red cross on a white background
blue cross on a gold background
- When evaluating a student on a trauma laned, if the student performs a treatment correctly the casualty should:
Your answer:
deterirate
remain unchanged
expire
improve
- Before you attempt to start an IV for fluid resuscitation, your priority should be to:
Your answer:
sterilize the IV site
stop the bleeding
prepare fluid
ensure adequate blood pressure
- Gatifloxacin is an effective medication used to treat:
Your answer:
pain
hypovolemia
infection
shock
- The flow rate for the F.A.S.T. 1 sternal I/O device when used with gravity flow is _____ per minute.
Your answer:
30ml
70ml
90ml
120ml
- The three phases of care in TC-3 are:
Your answer:
care under fire, tactical evacuation care, field medical care
combat casualty evacuation care, care under fire, tactical field care
tactical field care, tactical evacuation care, tactical medical care
casevac care, tactical care under fire, field combat care
- What is the primary osmotic agent in Lactated Ringers solution?
Your answer:
dextrose
hetasarch
sodium
potassium
- One liter of Hextend is is equivalent to how many liters of Ringers in fluid resuscitation?
Your answer:
3-4
4-5
6-8
10-12
- The modern tourniquet device recently approved for use by all soldiers on the battlefield is the:
Your answer:
parsons windlass tourniquet
combat application tourniquet
cravat and windlass tourniquet
ranger ratchet tourniquet
- The indication for a needle chest decompression in a casualty with a penetrating chest wound is:
Your answer:
absent radial pulse
absent breath sounds
progressive respiratory distress
low blood pressure
- During which phase of care is oxygen first available?
Your answer:
combat casualty evacuation care
tactical medical care
care under fire
tactical field care
- When inserting the Combitube, which balloon is inflated first?
Your answer:
green
blue
white
red
- It is appropriate to loosen a tourniquet when evacuation is delayed and:
Your answer:
the tactical situation allows
the bleeding has stopped
the IV has been started
you should never loosen a tourniquet
- A casualty sustains a shrapnel wound to the lower jaw and mouth. After treatment has been accomplished, in what position would you evacuate this casualty?
Your answer:
recovery
trendelenburg
fowler's
supine
- When casualties become hypothermic secondary to blood loss, changes occur in their blood that will prevent it from:
Your answer:
carrying nutrients
clotting
fighting infections
carrying oxygen
- While traveling in a convoy the vehicle behind you is struck by an IED. One of the casualties has a severe maxillofacial injury. Their airway remains obstructed and you are unable to ventilate them. The airway of choice for this casualty is a:
Your answer:
NPA
surgical cricothyrotomy
endotracheal tube
combitube
- When performing a needle chest decompression, we insert the needle over the top of the tib to avoid damage to the ______, which runs along the bottom of the rib.
Your answer:
cartilage bridge
intercostal muscle
parietal pleura
neurovascular bundle
- A rare but serious complication of inserting a combitube is:
Your answer:
cardiac tamponade
increased intracanial pressure
abnormal heart rhythm
ruptured esophagus
- An alternative narcotic to morphine, for pain control, when no IV line is available is:
Your answer:
ketamine
phenergan
narcan
fentanyl
- The ability to sort casualties during a MASCAL event is called:
Your answer:
triage
categorizing
labeling
sorting
- The material in the HemCon Bandage is made from:
Your answer:
shrimp shells
volcanic pumice
oyster shells
super glue
- The colloid fluid recommended for use in the pre-hospital phase of care on the battlefield is:
Your answer:
albumin
hextend
fresh frozen plasma
dextran
- The most common cause of airway obstruction is:
Your answer:
foreign body
dentures
vomitus
tongue
- Aspirin is not recommended for use prior to a combat operations because it affects:
Your answer:
allergic reactions
castrointestinal upset
antibiotic use
blood clotting
- When using Morphine for pain control it is important for the soldier medic to:
Your answer:
distribute the morphine to all soldiers
give enough to put the patient to sleep
document amount and time given
never give morphine as it is too danderous
- What gauge needle catheter is recommended for peripheral IV access in TC-3?
Your answer:
14 ga.
16 ga.
18 ga.
20 ga.
- CPR may be benefical for which of the following conditions:
Your answer:
maxillofacial wounds
penetrating chest wound
near drowning
traumatic amputation of the leg
- By whose authority may detainees be transferred out of country.
Your answer:
Secretary of the Army
Secretary of Defense
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs
theather commander