Tactical Combat Casualty Care-TCCC Practice Questions and Answers Fall

Tactical Combat Casualty Care/TCCC Practice Questions and Answers |Fall 2025/2026
Update | 100% Correct Latest


Question 1
During TFC, How long should you hold pressure on a Hemorrhage with Combat Gauze before reassessing if the
Hemorrhage has ceased?
a) 3 minutes
b) 30 seconds
c) 1 minutes 30 seconds
d) 30 minutes
e) 10 minutes
Correct Answer
a



Question 2
During the TFC phase A casualty has been properly treated for Massive Hemorrhage from a chest wound but is currently
experiencing respiratory problems and falls unconscious. There is no airway obstruction, what would be the appropriate
next step according to the TCCC manual?
a) Perform surgical cricothyroidotomy
b) Sit the patient up and monitor
c) Put patient in recovery position and monitor
d) Perform CPR
Correct Answer
c




Page 1 of 5

, Question 3
Which would be appropriate for Hemorrhage control during the CUF phase?
a) Blood transfusion
b) TXA
c) Tourniquet application
d) Tourniquet conversion
e) Combat gauze
Correct Answer
c



Question 4
How far up should a Tourniquet be placed from a wounded extremity according to the TCCC Handbook?
a) 10 inches
b) 2 feet
c) As far as up as possible
d) 2-3 Inches
e) 2-3 centimeter
Correct Answer
d



Question 5
The Medical Provider during CUF does not return fire and only focuses on the Casualty/Casualties (T/F)
Correct Answer
F




Page 2 of 5