68W FC1 CERTIFICATION SCRIPT 2026
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ As soon as he identifies the need.
Answer: When should the Combat medic notify the tactical leader
for a needed medical evac?
◉ What is over-classification?.
Answer: Tendency to classify a wound as more severe than it
actually is.
◉ Urgent Evacuation.
Answer: Emergency cases evac as soon as possible, evac within 1
hour to save life limb or eyesight.
◉ Urgent Surgical.
Answer: Casualties must receive far-forward surgical interventions:
goal is to save life and stabilize for for further evac, evac within 1
hour
◉ Priority.
, Answer: Sick and wounded requiring prompt medical care, evac
within 4 hours. Patient could deteriorate to urgent, requires special
treatment will suffer unnecessary pain or disability.
◉ Routine.
Answer: Sick or wounded whose condition is not expected to
deteriorate significantly: evac within 24 hours.
◉ Convenience.
Answer: evac by medical vehicle is a matter of convenience rather
than necessity
◉ LINE 1 OF 9-LINE MEDEVAC?.
Answer: Location of pickup site; grid zone letters and grid
coordinates.
◉ LINE 2 OF 9-LINE MEDEVAC?.
Answer: Radio frequency, call sign and suffix
◉ LINE 3 OF 9-LINE MEDEVAC?.
Answer: Number of casualties by precedence, A Urgent, B Urgent
Surgical, C Priority, D Routine, E Convienence
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
◉ As soon as he identifies the need.
Answer: When should the Combat medic notify the tactical leader
for a needed medical evac?
◉ What is over-classification?.
Answer: Tendency to classify a wound as more severe than it
actually is.
◉ Urgent Evacuation.
Answer: Emergency cases evac as soon as possible, evac within 1
hour to save life limb or eyesight.
◉ Urgent Surgical.
Answer: Casualties must receive far-forward surgical interventions:
goal is to save life and stabilize for for further evac, evac within 1
hour
◉ Priority.
, Answer: Sick and wounded requiring prompt medical care, evac
within 4 hours. Patient could deteriorate to urgent, requires special
treatment will suffer unnecessary pain or disability.
◉ Routine.
Answer: Sick or wounded whose condition is not expected to
deteriorate significantly: evac within 24 hours.
◉ Convenience.
Answer: evac by medical vehicle is a matter of convenience rather
than necessity
◉ LINE 1 OF 9-LINE MEDEVAC?.
Answer: Location of pickup site; grid zone letters and grid
coordinates.
◉ LINE 2 OF 9-LINE MEDEVAC?.
Answer: Radio frequency, call sign and suffix
◉ LINE 3 OF 9-LINE MEDEVAC?.
Answer: Number of casualties by precedence, A Urgent, B Urgent
Surgical, C Priority, D Routine, E Convienence
