Field Medical Training Battalion (FMTB) West DHA TCCC Practice Exam

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• Which is a sign of head injury?
• By what time after injury should TXA be administered at the latest?
• What is the first level described in the AVPU scale?
• For intramuscular administration, ertapenem should be reconstituted with which diluent?
• Which finding is most consistent with a sucking chest wound?
• Which statement is characteristic of mild traumatic brain injury (TBI)?
• Which scenario best illustrates polytrauma?
• Memory loss duration that characterizes moderate TBI is:
• IV access is indicated in which situation?
• Which physical finding strongly suggests a pelvic fracture?
• Which kit includes vented chest seal among its listed contents?
• To what temperature should the blood be heated before administration?
• Which statement correctly identifies the three phases of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)?
• CASEVAC refers to which of the following?
• Refractory shock should be addressed with which technique?
• What is the correct method to administer calcium according to the protocol?
• Which wound closure device is best suited for scalp, neck, or extremities and some Junctional wounds such as groin and axilla?
• An improvised tourniquet should have which feature?
• How long should you take to apply a tourniquet?
• Which of the following is an indication for oxygen administration?
• Which of the following is a sign of cerebral herniation?
• Pupillary dilation is a sign of head injury.
• Which treatment option is recommended for cerebral herniation?
• Which item list correctly represents JFAK contents?
• What should you use to wrap open areas in an amputation injury?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with mild TBI?
• Which finding would prompt suspicion of a penetrating eye injury?
• What percentage of total body area corresponds to the groin and buttocks in the Rules of Nines?
• Transbuccal administration involves placing medication between which structures?
• What does the term 'Double dart' refer to in refractory shock management?
• Which is a correct description of casualty communication?
• After covering a burn with a dry sterile dressing, which should the casualty be placed in to minimize heat loss?
• If clothing is stuck to a burn, what should you do?
• Which device is correctly identified as a junctional tourniquet?
• In which scenario is the recovery position indicated?
• Which description characterizes a closed head injury?
• Which activity is explicitly part of Phase 3 (TACEVAC)?
• Which of the following is a sign associated with life-threatening bleeding?
• What is essential at a CCP to facilitate casualty movement?
• Which intramuscular site is described as the center of the upper outer quadrant of the gluteal region?
• What is recommended to remove from the casualty during initial burn management?
• What is the recommended rate for breaths when delivering breaths with a bag-valve-mask?
• When penetrating eye injury is suspected, which action is recommended?
• In the standard triage order, which category comes first?
• JTS stands for which phrase?
• Which option describes the correct phrasing for the document used to record interventions and medications?
• How long are you holding pressure for a wound?
• Which of the following is a Needle-D size listed?
• What is the recommended administration rate for methylprednisolone in this context?
• X-stat is best described as which of the following?
• If tension pneumothorax symptoms recur after the initial needle decompression, what is the recommended action?
• In the Rules of Nines, what percentage is assigned to the front and back of the torso?
• Which of the following is a contraindication to Meloxicam use?
• Which is a sign of open pneumothorax?
• What is the X-stat device best described as?
• How should amputated parts be transported for preservation?
• MEDEVAC is defined as which of the following?
• Which of the following is listed as a pulse location?
• What are the two methods to assess airway, and which one do you use when suspecting a c-spine injury?
• Which of the following describes a criterion for moderate TBI?
• What to do with wounds with impaled objects?
• A MIST report documents MOI, injuries sustained, signs and symptoms, and what else?
• Which of the following is a cause of altered mental status?
• What is the meaning of the Minimal triage category?
• When using battery-powered IV warming devices, what is the recommended flow rate and target core temperature?
• What is the recommended epinephrine dose for adult anaphylaxis and the preferred route with repetition?
• Which of the following is also listed as a TXA indication?
• Which of the following is a sign that the airway may be blocked?
• Which of the following is a late sign of tension pneumothorax?
• If casualty is unconscious, place in what position?
• Which condition is a contraindication to OTFC use?
• A CCP should be located near natural lines of drift to achieve what?
• Which statement correctly describes the indications for methylprednisolone in this setting?
• Which card is used to determine blood type quickly?
• Which line in the 9-Line Medevac format communicates the security of the pick-up site?
• Which form is used to document all interventions and medications?
• Which of the following is a common sign of a closed fracture?
• Which kit explicitly includes a bag-valve-mask (BVM) for ventilation?
• For burns greater than 20% TBSA, what action should be taken as soon as IV/IO access is established?
• A burn that extends through subcutaneous tissue into fascia, muscle, and bone is classified as which degree?
• Which symptom combination describes an anaphylactic transfusion reaction?
• IO indications include which of the following?
• Which term describes injuries to more than one body system?
• What is the maximum total dose of Naloxone?
• Casualties with altered mental status should immediately have which action performed?
• Which of the following is a sign of hemorrhagic shock?
• Which item is included in CMC contents?
• What is the dosing and route for ertapenem?
• Line 5 of the 9-Line Medevac format describes the number of casualties by what?
• What is the thawed shelf life of plasma?
• Which item is included in CLS contents but not in JFAK contents?
• Which statement correctly defines a third-degree burn?
• Which scenario indicates the need to pursue IO access rather than continuing IV attempts?
• After packing a wound and applying pressure, which action should be performed next?
• What is the initial IV/IO fluid rate for burn victims with TBSA 25% and weight between 40 and 80 kg?
• How should amputated parts be transported?
• Which sign suggests possible distal neurovascular compromise in an open fracture?
• Which of the following is NOT a sign of respiratory distress?
• What are the three objectives of TCCC?
• Which statement is true about Urgent, Priority, and Routine time windows?
• Leakage of cerebrospinal fluid from ears or nose is called
• In the TXA protocol, what is the recommended dose and route for administration?
• Which scenario indicates a cricothyrotomy?
• The acronym JTS corresponds to which phrase?
• Which combination of signs is commonly observed in respiratory distress?
• Placement of a deliberate tourniquet is described as being placed...
• The acronym JTS represents which phrase in the field context?
• Which device is used for pelvic stabilization in field care?
• Which symptom combination is associated with an acute hemolytic transfusion reaction?
• Which intervention is included in the treatment of shock?
• Which action should occur for casualties with altered mental status regarding weapons, communications, and sensitive items?
• Which of the following is listed as a key factor influencing TCCC?
• What is the standard dosing of Acetaminophen for mild to moderate pain?
• What is the purpose of the Military Acute Concussion Evaluation (MACE) in a field setting?
• Which term is the same as ITClamp?
• What is the maximum total dose of Ondansetron within an 8-hour block?
• Which statement about securing a rigid eye shield is accurate?
• Which finding indicates an open fracture?
• In Phase 3 (TACEVAC), which activity is performed?
• If casualty is conscious, place in what position?
• What does the AVPU scale assess?
• Which condition is an indication for treating hypothermia in trauma patients?
• For casualty in shock or respiratory distress, what is the initial Ketamine dose when given IV or IO?
• Best approach to hypothermia in field setting is which?
• Which of the following is an indication of a pelvic fracture?
• During Tactical Field Care (Phase 2), which action is performed?
• What is the recommended immediate action for a chemical burn?
• In the 9-Line Medevac format, what is described by Line 1?
• Among the TXA criteria, which is a contraindication?
• For hemorrhagic shock resuscitation, which fluid is preferred initially?
• Which item is NOT listed as an evacuation litter type?
• TXA indications include which of the following?
• How long do you have to put abdomen contents back into casualty?
• What defines hypothermia?
• Which symptom is associated with chest trauma as listed?
• What should a CCP offer to reduce threat from the enemy?
• What is a contraindication to methylprednisolone in this context?
• Which triage category is typically evacuated within 24 hours?
• What are the types of splints mentioned?
• Which statement is NOT part of the documented criteria for tourniquet replacement?
• What is the refrigerated shelf life of red blood cells?
• For thermal burns, what is the correct initial management sequence?
• Which description corresponds to a second-degree burn?
• Which item is included in CMC contents?
• Reassess __________ before and after applying a splint.
• Which item is NOT listed as an evacuation litter type?
• Which is an IO access method listed for trauma in the material?
• Which is a sign of mild hypothermia?
• Oxygen is recommended for patients with which condition?
• When should a chest seal be placed on a penetrating chest wound?
• Which statement about nasopharyngeal airway (NPA) is true?
• Best treatment for hypothermia according to the material is which?
• What is the common length listed for Needle-D sizes?
• What is the usual diphenhydramine dose, route, and maximum daily dose in the described protocol?
• What is the recommended documentation when performing a tourniquet replacement?
• In an amputation injury, which steps should be taken?
• Which category is most appropriate for a casualty needing only observation and minor care?
• When establishing a Casualty Collection Point (CCP), which placement guideline should be followed?
• The Military Acute Concussion Evaluation (MACE) is a screening tool used by the military to assist providers in diagnosing what?
• The initial dose of Fentanyl OTFC is 800 mcg. This dose provides equivalent pain control to how many milligrams of morphine?
• Which statement reflects an end point for fluid resuscitation?
• Which action is NOT part of Phase 3 (TACEVAC)?
• Polytrauma is defined as which of the following?
• Which item is NOT a pelvic compression device?
• Which set of findings constitutes the lethal triad in trauma?
• Which of the following is NOT a junctional extremity?
• What is the recommended dose and timing for calcium administration in this protocol?
• Which wound type is categorized as non-life-threatening in the material?
• Naloxone can be administered via which routes?
• Which is an indication for replacement of a tourniquet (TQ)?
• In a 1:1:1 transfusion strategy, which components are included?
• Which method is listed as a cricothyrotomy technique?
• Recovery position is indicated for which scenario?
• Which of the following are true regarding NPA use?
• Which site corresponds to the 5th intercostal space anterior-axillary line?
• According to the Rules of Nines, what does 4.5% represent?
• In an improvised tourniquet, what is the purpose of the windlass?
• What are the two methods mentioned for administering antibiotics?
• For bag-valve-mask use, which scenario is appropriate?
• What is the shelf life of platelets stored at room temperature?
• What is indicated for torso trauma or polytrauma casualties with no pulse or respirations?
• Which is a sign of life-threatening bleeding?
• How long does it take to pack a wound and hold pressure?
• Where should the replacement tourniquet be placed relative to the original site?
• An improvised eye shield may be made from which material?
• Which device is indicated for narrow tract and junctional wounds?
• Which triage category is Routine (24 hours)?
• Which of the following is NOT a transmucosal route described?
• Which route refers to medication placed under the tongue to dissolve?
• Which of the following are considered junctional extremities?
• For intravenous administration, ertapenem should be reconstituted with which diluent?
• For burns up to 30% TBSA in a conscious patient who can swallow, which hydration method is recommended?
• In field care, which approach is emphasized as the best treatment for hypothermia?
• What is the repeat Ketamine dose when given IM or IN?
• Which item is not listed as part of the JFAK contents?
• What does MIST stand for in a MIST report?
• Which of the following is listed as a cricothyrotomy technique?
• Bleeding should stop in how many seconds when applying Junctional TQ?
• What is the dosing for moxifloxacin as described?
• Memory loss lasting more than 7 days is a criterion for which level of TBI severity?
• In TACEVAC triage, which category corresponds to a 2-hour evacuation window?
• Which statement about polytrauma is true?
• How should a rigid eye shield be secured?
• In field care, antibiotics are indicated for which type of wounds?
• Which statement NOT a contraindication to cricothyrotomy?
• The Combat Wound Medication Pack (CWMP) is used by service members who have what condition?
• What is the recommended sequence of actions for electrical injuries?
• In the 9-Line Medevac format, what is described by Line 2?
• Phase 1 (Care Under Fire) includes which actions?
• What is the immediate management for an anaphylactic or acute hemolysis transfusion reaction?
• Polytrauma involves injuries to how many body systems?
• JTS stands for which of the following?
• When packing wounds, gauze should extend how many inches above the skin?
• How long does it take to bleed out without control?
• Which is a contraindication for airway management?
• Which of the following is a type of life-threatening chest injury?
• The abbreviation JTS represents which phrase in a military medical context?
• What should protruding organs be covered with?
• What is the landmark for placing a pelvic binder?
• Blood sweeps target which body regions?
• Which suction device is considered the best?
• In trauma care, why is hypothermia a concern even in warm environments?
• Which finding is a late sign of tension pneumothorax?
• Which statement is an IO contraindication?
• Which item is specifically listed as evacuation equipment in the material?