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68W Field Craft 1 Study Guide Exam Question And Answers 2025, Exams of Nursing

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68W Field Craft 1 Study Guide Exam
Question And Answers 2025
What % of combat fatalities are survivable by early
intervention and transportation to a hospital? - correct
answers✅24.3%
What is the leading cause of preventable death on the
battlefield? - correct answers✅Hemorrhage
What % of head/neck injuries require immobilization? -
correct answers✅1.4%
When would you consider spinal precautions for a combat
causality? - correct answers✅1.) MVA
2.) 15+ foot falls
3.) IED blast involving a MRAP (Mine-Resistant Ambush
Protected) vehicle
When would you provide CPR in a combat environment? -
correct answers✅1.) Hypothermia
2.) Near Drowning
3.) Electrocution
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What % of combat fatalities are survivable by early intervention and transportation to a hospital? - correct answers ✅24.3% What is the leading cause of preventable death on the battlefield? - correct answers ✅Hemorrhage What % of head/neck injuries require immobilization? - correct answers ✅1.4% When would you consider spinal precautions for a combat causality? - correct answers ✅1.) MVA 2.) 15+ foot falls 3.) IED blast involving a MRAP (Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected) vehicle When would you provide CPR in a combat environment? - correct answers ✅1.) Hypothermia 2.) Near Drowning 3.) Electrocution

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4.) Was alive and lost vitals while en route to MTF What are primary blast injuries and what type of injuries would you expect to find? - correct answers ✅Caused by blast pressure. (Most effective in a closed environment). Damage to Hallow Organs -Blast Lung: Pulmonary Hemorrhage w/ Hypoxia -Ruptured Colon: Hemorrhage w/ fecal contamination -Stomach: Gastric Hemorrhage w/ shock

  • Ear Drums: Tympanic membrane rupture What is a secondary blast injury? - correct answers ✅Collateral damage from projectiles/ shrapnel What is a tertiary blast injury? - correct answers ✅Blunt trauma from being thrown in an explosion What is the single most significant obstacle to the combat medic's ability to provide care? - correct answers ✅Enemy fire

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-20 mg IV (check every 20 minutes) Alternative option to OTFC - correct answers ✅Morphine 5 mg w/ 5cc of solution IV/IO Check every 10 minutes (can repeat same dose) What two analgesics have the potential to worsen severe TBI (Traumatic brain injury)? - correct answers ✅Ketamine and OTFC (Do NOT use these for eye injuries) What are the goals of TC3 - correct answers ✅1.) Complete the mission 2.) prevent additional casualties 3.) treat the casualty What is Care Under Fire? What are your treatment options? - correct answers ✅Caring under enemy fire.

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Use a High and Tight tourniquet. Use IFAK/ JFAK What is Tactical Field Care? What are your treatment options? - correct answers ✅No longer under fire. Use Aid bag and WALK bag What is Tactical Evacuation Care? - correct answers ✅When Pt is picked up What are the four traits of a MEDEVAC? - correct answers ✅1.) Collecting Wounded 2.) Triage 3.) Transportation 4.) Preforming Interventions Difference between CASEVAC and MEDEVAC? - correct answers ✅Non Medical Vehicle and a Medical Vehicle

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What are the four categories of patient precedence and their time requirements? - correct answers ✅1.) Urgent/ Urgent- Surgical- 1 Hour 2.) Priority- 4 Hours 3.) Routine- 24 Hours 4.) Convenience- Convenience Who is responsible for getting a casualty to the MEDEVAC site?

  • correct answers ✅Tactical Commander What lines must be transmitted to initiate a MEDEVAC? How much time do you have to transmit them? - correct answers ✅First 5 lines in 25 seconds. What two lines change depending on if it is wartime or peacetime? - correct answers ✅6 + 9 What does battlefield documentation do? - correct answers ✅Provide a written record of assessment findings and treatments

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What are the brevity codes for Line 3? - correct answers ✅A= Urgent B= Urgent-Surg C= Priority D= Routine E= Convenience What are the brevity codes for Line 4? - correct answers ✅A= None B= Hoist C= Extraction Equipment D= Ventilator What are the brevity codes for Line 6? - correct answers ✅N= No enemy troops in area P= Possible enemy troops in area X= Enemy troops in area

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What are the brevity codes for Line 9? - correct answers ✅N= Nuclear B= Biological C= Chemical When requesting a MEDEVAC, with what opening statement should you begin your transmission? - correct answers ✅"I have a MEDEVAC request, over" What are the two themes of rescue and what do each entail? - correct answers ✅1.) Simple (no obstacles) 2.) Complex (obstacles) What must a rescuer do to gain leverage when moving a causility? - correct answers ✅Lean forward How are casualties loaded into ground ambulances? UH- Blackhawk? - correct answers ✅So that their head is forward

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What are the advantages to using a SKED litter? - correct answers ✅1.) Reduces surface area on ground 2.) Helicopter Prefrence When moving a casualty, what muscles should you use primarily in order to avoid injury? - correct answers ✅Leg Muscles What is a Substantial/ Anchor? - correct answers ✅? How should a casualty be carried on a litter? When should you not? - correct answers ✅Feet first. Unless when going uphill. What are the three different manual carries you can preform to move a casualty and what is the distance range for each? - correct answers ✅1.) Drag: <50 Meters 2.) Pack-Strap Carry: 50-300 Meters 3.) Two-Man Fore-and-Aft Carry: 300+ Meters

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1.) Less likely to experience nausea 2.) Experience less noise 3.) Less danger of further injury in a rear collision What is the loading sequence for four litter casualties? - correct answers ✅UR, LR, UL, and LL (Like the letter "N") Who supervises the loading of casualties onto an aeromedical vehicle? - correct answers ✅Aeromedical Evacuation Personnel How are casualties loaded onto a UH-60 Blackhawk? - correct answers ✅Three options (aka "577") 4L and 1A 6L and 1A 7A

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What are the three most common devices used by the hoist on a UH-60 to extricate casualties? - correct answers ✅1.) Stokes Basket 2.) Jungle Penetrator (JP) 3.) SKED Why should you not touch the hoist cable/ hook before it touches the ground? - correct answers ✅Static Electricity Give examples of vehicles that can be used for CASEVAC - correct answers ✅Bradley, Cargo Truck, LMTV, etc. What are the three stage of TC3 and care rendered at each? - correct answers ✅CUF, TFC, and TACEVAC What is the first priority in CUF? - correct answers ✅Take cover and return fire What is the only medical intervention preformed during CUF?

  • correct answers ✅Hasty Tourniquet

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How does the clotting process work? - correct answers ✅Chemical reactions in which clotting factors are activated and a fibrin net is formed over the injury of the vessel. What is the Triad of Death? - correct answers ✅hypothermia, acidosis, coagulopathy What is coagulation? - correct answers ✅blood clotting How does Hypothermia disrupt coagulation? - correct answers ✅Slows chemical reactions How does Acidosis disrupt coagulation? - correct answers ✅Lactic build up causes shock How does Hemodilution disrupt coagulation? - correct answers ✅too much fluid, not enough blood

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How do Medications disrupt coagulation? - correct answers ✅Some medications prevent clotting (Asprin, Ibrofen, Naproxen) How does Blood Pressure disrupt coagulation? - correct answers ✅High blood pressure causes faster bleeding What is compressible hemorrhage? - correct answers ✅Can be compressed w/ tourniquet, direct pressure, packing, or pressure dressing What is a non-compressible hemorrhage? - correct answers ✅Bleeding that cannot be compressed w/ direct pressure, wound packing, or pressure dressing (Chest, Abs, and Pelvis) What are s/s of non-compressible hemorrhage? - correct answers ✅Guarding Rebounding tenderness Ecchymosis (Bruising)

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How do tourniquets work? - correct answers ✅Compress the tissue around a vessel When would you use a SAM Junctional Tourniquet? - correct answers ✅Treat bleeding that a CAT tourniquet cannot What is a deliberate tourniquet? - correct answers ✅Applied directly to skin 2-3 inches proximal to wound What do you do if after applying a deliberate tourniquet the distal pulse is still present? - correct answers ✅Tighten it harder. If that doesn't work, add another directly beside it. What are hemostatic agents? What is the hemostatic dressing of choice in accordance with TC3? - correct answers ✅Blood clotting Combat Gauze

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What is TXA, when must you give it to a casualty and how do you administer? - correct answers ✅Tranexamic Acid Prevents breakdown of clots Best for internal bleeding 1 gm in 100 cc of IV solution What are anchor points and where are they? - correct answers ✅(Points to wrap joints) Neck= Under Axilla opposite of the wound Axillary= Over opposite shoulder against the neck Inguinal = Thigh, Butt, or belt Why would you convert a tourniquet? - correct answers ✅Reduces unnecessary damage to an extremity When should you not loosen a tourniquet? - correct answers ✅1.) If casualty will arrive at surgical facility in < Hours 2.) It has been on for 6+ hours