TNCC provider EXAM A+ GRADE ASSURED COMPLETE SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE!!!!

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Exam Solution
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TNCC precourse 2026 A+ GRADE ASSURED COMPLETE
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SOLUTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS (B705D) zm zm zm zm




QUESTION 1 zm




What injury prevention strategies are used in your community?
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ANSWER

-Primary: prevention -Secondary: screening/early intervention -Tertiary: management
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QUESTION 2 zm




What are the most common causes of injury related death in your country?
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ANSWER

1. Unintentional injuries (MVA, falls, etc.) 2. suicide 3. Homicide 4. Drug OD's
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QUESTION 3 zm




Leading causes of injury in pensacola:
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ANSWER

1. MVA's 2. Falls in older adults 3. Water injuries 4. Gun related injuries 5. Drug OD
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QUESTION 4 zm




When preparing to receive a seriously injured patient, what are some examples of eq
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uipment you would anticipate needing?
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ANSWER

1. Airway devices (BVM, NRB) 2. Suction 3. intubation equipment 4. large-
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bore IV cath 5. rapid infuser 6. tourniquets/hemorrhage control supplies 7. cardiac monitor/defib 8.
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pulse ox/bp monitoring supplies 9. chest tube equipment 10. meds (analgesics, vasopressors, and se
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datives) 11. PPE for trauma team.
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Who responds to the arrival of a trauma patient at your facility? What are their roles?
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ANSWER

1. Team leader: maintain situational awareness, clearly communicating to the team, and encouraging
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mmutual support. 2. Core team members: trauma surgeons/ED physicians, advanced practice provider
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s, surgical/emergency residents, nurses, PCT, etc. Roles and assignments are assigned prior. (Such as
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mairway management, IV access, med admin, etc) 3. Ancillary team members
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QUESTION 6 zm




When caring for a seriously injured patient, what communication challenges between
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team members have you experienced at your facility?
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ANSWER

1. Inattention 2. varied levels of experience 3. loss of situational awareness 4. limited/info overload
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5. lack of clarity in roles and responsibilities.
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QUESTION 7 zm




What steps are being taken to combat communication challenges?
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ANSWER

1. Closed loop communication (orders are repeated back and confirmed of completion) 2. Clear mess
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aging 3. Assertive statements 4. Mutual respect for all members of the trauma team.
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QUESTION 8 zm




What type of injuries might you anticipate in the primary stage of blast injury?
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ANSWER

(Direct blast) 1. Pulmonary barotrauma 2. Tympanic membrane rupture 3. Abdominal hemorrhage/p
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erforation 4. Eye rupture 5. mild TBI
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QUESTION 9 zm




What type of injuries might you anticipate in secondary stage of blast injury?
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ANSWER

(projectiles propelled by explosions) 1. Penetrating ballistic or blunt injury 2. Eye penetration 3. Clos
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