Combat medic 68w FIELDCRAFT 1 EXAM C168W144 EXAM
ACTUAL EXAM 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS
Tylenol/Meloxicam(Mobic) - ANSWER: Casualty can still fight, pill pack Tylenol-X2
650mg tablets.
Mobic- 15mg PO
OTFC Fentanyl - ANSWER: 800ug lozenge Mild to severe; conscious
Ertapenem - ANSWER: 1g IV/IM antibiotic for unconscious/in shock
Cefotetan - ANSWER: 2gm IV slow push 3-5min or IM every 12 hrs antibiotic for
unconscious/in shock
Moxifloxacin - ANSWER: 400mg in pill pack, conscious antibiotic
Zofran (ondansetron) - ANSWER: 4-8mg IV/IM/IO every 6 hrs fro nausea and
vomiting
Narcan (Naloxone) - ANSWER: .4 mg IV/IM opiod overdose
Ketamine - ANSWER: 50mg IM q30min prn, 20mg IV/IO q20min prn
When moving a PT what muscles should you use? - ANSWER: Large leg muscles
TXA - ANSWER: 1g + 100cc IV of saline, homeostatic
Wound Data - ANSWER: 90% Hemorrhage, 8% airway, 2% tension pnuemothorax
What % of hemorrhaging is extremities? - ANSWER: 60%
3 MOI for C-spine - ANSWER: 1. motor vehicle accidents, 2. falls greater than 15ft,
3. IED blast involving MRAP vehicle
3 MOI for CPR - ANSWER: 1. Hypothermia, 2. near- drowning, 3. Electrocution
3 parts of a blast injury - ANSWER: 1. Blast wave, 2. shrapnel , 3. thrown into
wall/hard surface
What is the most significant obstacle to a combat medics ability to provide care? -
ANSWER: Enemy fire
What take precedence over providing medical care? - ANSWER: The mission
What type of wound gets antibiotics? - ANSWER: Penetrating wounds
, What type of wound DOES NOT get antibiotics? - ANSWER: Burns
Standard Documentation - ANSWER: TCCC Card, DD Form 1380
Nonstandard documentation - ANSWER: Writing on PT's skin or tape
What is PT's battle roster? - ANSWER: First letter of first name, first letter of last
name, last 4 of Social or DOD
MEDEVAC - ANSWER: A medical platform, with medical personnel and equipment
CASEVAC - ANSWER: A non medical platform (civilian vehicle) without medical
personnel or equipment
What two lines of the 9 line medevac have a wartime and peacetime? - ANSWER: 6,
9
How long do you have to complete the first 5 lines of the 9 line medevac? - ANSWER:
25 seconds
What are the options for the special equipment? - ANSWER: A-None, B- hoist, C-
extraction, D-ventilator
What line in the 9 line medevac do you add blood type? - ANSWER: line 6 peacetime
When does medical EVAC start? - ANSWER: As soon as medic arrives at casualty
Who determines when an evacuation will occur? - ANSWER: The tactical leader
Urgent/Urgent surgical - ANSWER: 1hr
priority - ANSWER: 4hr
Routine - ANSWER: 24hr
convenience - ANSWER: whenever
What qualifies Urgent? - ANSWER: Burns to the hands, feet,and genitalia AND
uncontrollable hemorrhaging
M997 - ANSWER: 4L 8A
M113 - ANSWER: 4L 10A
AEV - ANSWER: 4L 8A
ACTUAL EXAM 100 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS
Tylenol/Meloxicam(Mobic) - ANSWER: Casualty can still fight, pill pack Tylenol-X2
650mg tablets.
Mobic- 15mg PO
OTFC Fentanyl - ANSWER: 800ug lozenge Mild to severe; conscious
Ertapenem - ANSWER: 1g IV/IM antibiotic for unconscious/in shock
Cefotetan - ANSWER: 2gm IV slow push 3-5min or IM every 12 hrs antibiotic for
unconscious/in shock
Moxifloxacin - ANSWER: 400mg in pill pack, conscious antibiotic
Zofran (ondansetron) - ANSWER: 4-8mg IV/IM/IO every 6 hrs fro nausea and
vomiting
Narcan (Naloxone) - ANSWER: .4 mg IV/IM opiod overdose
Ketamine - ANSWER: 50mg IM q30min prn, 20mg IV/IO q20min prn
When moving a PT what muscles should you use? - ANSWER: Large leg muscles
TXA - ANSWER: 1g + 100cc IV of saline, homeostatic
Wound Data - ANSWER: 90% Hemorrhage, 8% airway, 2% tension pnuemothorax
What % of hemorrhaging is extremities? - ANSWER: 60%
3 MOI for C-spine - ANSWER: 1. motor vehicle accidents, 2. falls greater than 15ft,
3. IED blast involving MRAP vehicle
3 MOI for CPR - ANSWER: 1. Hypothermia, 2. near- drowning, 3. Electrocution
3 parts of a blast injury - ANSWER: 1. Blast wave, 2. shrapnel , 3. thrown into
wall/hard surface
What is the most significant obstacle to a combat medics ability to provide care? -
ANSWER: Enemy fire
What take precedence over providing medical care? - ANSWER: The mission
What type of wound gets antibiotics? - ANSWER: Penetrating wounds
, What type of wound DOES NOT get antibiotics? - ANSWER: Burns
Standard Documentation - ANSWER: TCCC Card, DD Form 1380
Nonstandard documentation - ANSWER: Writing on PT's skin or tape
What is PT's battle roster? - ANSWER: First letter of first name, first letter of last
name, last 4 of Social or DOD
MEDEVAC - ANSWER: A medical platform, with medical personnel and equipment
CASEVAC - ANSWER: A non medical platform (civilian vehicle) without medical
personnel or equipment
What two lines of the 9 line medevac have a wartime and peacetime? - ANSWER: 6,
9
How long do you have to complete the first 5 lines of the 9 line medevac? - ANSWER:
25 seconds
What are the options for the special equipment? - ANSWER: A-None, B- hoist, C-
extraction, D-ventilator
What line in the 9 line medevac do you add blood type? - ANSWER: line 6 peacetime
When does medical EVAC start? - ANSWER: As soon as medic arrives at casualty
Who determines when an evacuation will occur? - ANSWER: The tactical leader
Urgent/Urgent surgical - ANSWER: 1hr
priority - ANSWER: 4hr
Routine - ANSWER: 24hr
convenience - ANSWER: whenever
What qualifies Urgent? - ANSWER: Burns to the hands, feet,and genitalia AND
uncontrollable hemorrhaging
M997 - ANSWER: 4L 8A
M113 - ANSWER: 4L 10A
AEV - ANSWER: 4L 8A
