68W FIELDCRAFT 1 EXAM AND PRACTICE EXAM
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE ALL 200 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
No-survivable injuries - ANSWER75%
Potentially survivable wounds - ANSWER24%
Three preventable causes of death - ANSWERHemorrhage 90%
Airway obstruction 8%
Tension pneumothorax 2%
Wound data-where - ANSWERExtremities 60%
Head 25%
Torso 9%
How many % require CPR - ANSWER1.4%
When to use C-SPINE - ANSWERMotor vehicle crash
Fall greater than 15ft
IED blast with MRAP
When to use CPR - ANSWERHypothermia
Near drowning
Electrocution
Damage to hollow organs - ANSWERLungs colon stomach middle ear
Primary blast - ANSWERWave from explosion
Damage to organ
Secondary blast - ANSWERDebris and shrapnel from explosion
Tertiary blast injury - ANSWERCasualty blown into solid object
, Blunt trauma
Greatest concern in the field is airway edema resulting in an adequate airway
-occurs in fires in confined spaces - ANSWERInhalation burns
-cricothyrpidotomy
Single most significant obstacle to combat medic - ANSWEREnemy fire M
factors influencing care on battlefield - ANSWEREnemy fire
Medical equipment limitations
Evacuation time
Tactical consideration
Casualty transportation
Personnel on battlefield - ANSWERWarrior task and battle drills
Combat Life Saver - 40 hrs
Vehicle first aid kit - ANSWERWALK
Warrior Aid and Litter Kit
What do you give mild to moderate pain - ANSWERTCCC combat pill pack
-Tylenol and Meloxicam
Moderate to severe pain-NOT in shock/respiratory distress - ANSWEROTFC 800
micrograms tranbuccal
Reassess 15 minutes
Moderate to severe pain-IS in shock/respiratory distress - ANSWERKetamine
50mg-30min IM or IN
20mg-20min IV
Alternative to OTFC if IV access obtained - ANSWERMorphine
5mg
Reassess 10min
nausea and vomiting - ANSWERZofran (Ondansetron)
4-8mg every 6 hours
Rhythmic back and forth movement of eyes - ANSWERNystagmus
(Seen in Ketamine)
Potential to worsen severe TBI - ANSWERKetamine and OTFC
If able to take PO (conscious) - ANSWERMoxifloxacin 400mg once a day
If unable to take PO (shock,unconscious) - ANSWERErtapenem 1mg once a day
ACTUAL EXAM COMPLETE ALL 200 QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED
ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+
No-survivable injuries - ANSWER75%
Potentially survivable wounds - ANSWER24%
Three preventable causes of death - ANSWERHemorrhage 90%
Airway obstruction 8%
Tension pneumothorax 2%
Wound data-where - ANSWERExtremities 60%
Head 25%
Torso 9%
How many % require CPR - ANSWER1.4%
When to use C-SPINE - ANSWERMotor vehicle crash
Fall greater than 15ft
IED blast with MRAP
When to use CPR - ANSWERHypothermia
Near drowning
Electrocution
Damage to hollow organs - ANSWERLungs colon stomach middle ear
Primary blast - ANSWERWave from explosion
Damage to organ
Secondary blast - ANSWERDebris and shrapnel from explosion
Tertiary blast injury - ANSWERCasualty blown into solid object
, Blunt trauma
Greatest concern in the field is airway edema resulting in an adequate airway
-occurs in fires in confined spaces - ANSWERInhalation burns
-cricothyrpidotomy
Single most significant obstacle to combat medic - ANSWEREnemy fire M
factors influencing care on battlefield - ANSWEREnemy fire
Medical equipment limitations
Evacuation time
Tactical consideration
Casualty transportation
Personnel on battlefield - ANSWERWarrior task and battle drills
Combat Life Saver - 40 hrs
Vehicle first aid kit - ANSWERWALK
Warrior Aid and Litter Kit
What do you give mild to moderate pain - ANSWERTCCC combat pill pack
-Tylenol and Meloxicam
Moderate to severe pain-NOT in shock/respiratory distress - ANSWEROTFC 800
micrograms tranbuccal
Reassess 15 minutes
Moderate to severe pain-IS in shock/respiratory distress - ANSWERKetamine
50mg-30min IM or IN
20mg-20min IV
Alternative to OTFC if IV access obtained - ANSWERMorphine
5mg
Reassess 10min
nausea and vomiting - ANSWERZofran (Ondansetron)
4-8mg every 6 hours
Rhythmic back and forth movement of eyes - ANSWERNystagmus
(Seen in Ketamine)
Potential to worsen severe TBI - ANSWERKetamine and OTFC
If able to take PO (conscious) - ANSWERMoxifloxacin 400mg once a day
If unable to take PO (shock,unconscious) - ANSWERErtapenem 1mg once a day
