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68W ALC, Phase 3, Limited Primary Care Actual Exam
Newest 2026 Complete 150 Questions And Correct
Answers |Already Graded A+||Newest Exam Version!!!
What does DOD INSTRUCTION 1322.24 state about
TCCC? - Answer-TCCC is the DoD standard of care for
first responders (medical and non-medical) and the All
Service Member TCCC course replaces Service Trauma
Skills. All training is based on the TCCC guidelines publish
by DHA.
What things have changed in the most recent TCCC
update? - Answer-Removed 'CoTCCC Recommended
from guidelines; no specific products are recommended by
the CoTCCC.
Analgesia-adjust Ketamine IV/IO dosing to 20-30 mg (0.2-
0.3 mg/kg)
Adds the preference of cleaning abdominal evisceration
with clean and warm water if possible; clarifies guidance
on conditions to attempt reduction of abdominal contents;
PT remains NPO and NOT administered oral meds and
removes prolonged care considerations.
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What is Prolonged Casualty Care? - Answer-The need to
provide patient care for extended periods of time when
evacuation or mission requirements surpass available
capabilities and/or capacity to provide that care
Who maintains the Prolonged Casualty Care Guidelines?
Where can you access them - Answer-Joint Trauma
System
Deployed Medicine
Why is the DD 3019 not recommended for use in a Role 1
facility? - Answer-5 pages
Not designed for prehospital treatment
Very in depth
Focused on nursing/physician level care in Role II
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC
Guidelines? - Answer-Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
68W ALC, Phase 3, Limited Primary Care Actual Exam
Newest 2026 Complete 150 Questions And Correct
Answers |Already Graded A+||Newest Exam Version!!!
What does DOD INSTRUCTION 1322.24 state about
TCCC? - Answer-TCCC is the DoD standard of care for
first responders (medical and non-medical) and the All
Service Member TCCC course replaces Service Trauma
Skills. All training is based on the TCCC guidelines publish
by DHA.
What things have changed in the most recent TCCC
update? - Answer-Removed 'CoTCCC Recommended
from guidelines; no specific products are recommended by
the CoTCCC.
Analgesia-adjust Ketamine IV/IO dosing to 20-30 mg (0.2-
0.3 mg/kg)
Adds the preference of cleaning abdominal evisceration
with clean and warm water if possible; clarifies guidance
on conditions to attempt reduction of abdominal contents;
PT remains NPO and NOT administered oral meds and
removes prolonged care considerations.
, 2|Page
What is Prolonged Casualty Care? - Answer-The need to
provide patient care for extended periods of time when
evacuation or mission requirements surpass available
capabilities and/or capacity to provide that care
Who maintains the Prolonged Casualty Care Guidelines?
Where can you access them - Answer-Joint Trauma
System
Deployed Medicine
Why is the DD 3019 not recommended for use in a Role 1
facility? - Answer-5 pages
Not designed for prehospital treatment
Very in depth
Focused on nursing/physician level care in Role II
What are the levels of care as defined in the PCC
Guidelines? - Answer-Tier 1: TCCC- All Service Members
Tier 2: TCCC- Combat Life Saver
Tier 3: TCCC- Combat Medic/Corpsmen
TIer 4: TCCC- Combat Paramedic/Provider
