LPC 68W CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● Shock. Answer: Life-threatening condition of inadequate tissue perfusion
● Hypovolemic Shock. Answer: Shock caused by significant loss of blood or fluid volume
● Permissive Hypotension. Answer: TCCC strategy allowing a lower blood pressure to
reduce clot disruption before surgery
● Whole Blood. Answer: Preferred resuscitation fluid in TCCC providing all blood
components
● TCCC Fluid Resuscitation. Answer: Using blood products or Hextend when IV fluids are
needed for traumatic shock
● Hypothermia. Answer: Dangerous drop in core body temperature worsening coagulopathy
in trauma
● Lethal Triad. Answer: Combination of hypothermia acidosis and coagulopathy that
dramatically worsens trauma outcomes
● TXA. Answer: Tranexamic Acid antifibrinolytic drug reducing mortality when given early
after traumatic hemorrhage
● IV Access. Answer: Establishing intravenous access for fluid or medication administration
● IO Access. Answer: Intraosseous access drilling a needle into bone marrow for rapid
vascular access
● EZ-IO. Answer: Commercial intraosseous access device using a drill to insert a needle into
the bone
● Fluid Challenge. Answer: Small bolus of fluid given to assess hemodynamic response
● Head Injury. Answer: Traumatic brain injury requiring special management considerations
in combat
● Hypoxia Prevention in TBI. Answer: Ensuring adequate oxygenation is critical to prevent
secondary brain injury
SOLUTIONS GRADED A+
● Shock. Answer: Life-threatening condition of inadequate tissue perfusion
● Hypovolemic Shock. Answer: Shock caused by significant loss of blood or fluid volume
● Permissive Hypotension. Answer: TCCC strategy allowing a lower blood pressure to
reduce clot disruption before surgery
● Whole Blood. Answer: Preferred resuscitation fluid in TCCC providing all blood
components
● TCCC Fluid Resuscitation. Answer: Using blood products or Hextend when IV fluids are
needed for traumatic shock
● Hypothermia. Answer: Dangerous drop in core body temperature worsening coagulopathy
in trauma
● Lethal Triad. Answer: Combination of hypothermia acidosis and coagulopathy that
dramatically worsens trauma outcomes
● TXA. Answer: Tranexamic Acid antifibrinolytic drug reducing mortality when given early
after traumatic hemorrhage
● IV Access. Answer: Establishing intravenous access for fluid or medication administration
● IO Access. Answer: Intraosseous access drilling a needle into bone marrow for rapid
vascular access
● EZ-IO. Answer: Commercial intraosseous access device using a drill to insert a needle into
the bone
● Fluid Challenge. Answer: Small bolus of fluid given to assess hemodynamic response
● Head Injury. Answer: Traumatic brain injury requiring special management considerations
in combat
● Hypoxia Prevention in TBI. Answer: Ensuring adequate oxygenation is critical to prevent
secondary brain injury
