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Emergency Response Procedures Flashcards

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  1. A Soldier has severe, life-threatening bleeding from the thigh after a fall onto equipment. What should be applied?

    Answer: A tourniquet high and tight above the wound

    Life-threatening extremity bleeding is controlled with a tourniquet placed above the wound.

  2. What is the correct position for an unconscious Soldier who is breathing normally and has no suspected spinal injury?

    Answer: The recovery position on their side

    The recovery position keeps the airway open and lets fluids drain.

  3. A Soldier reports sudden sharp lower back pain and cannot stand straight after the 3-Repetition Maximum Deadlift. What should the grader do?

    Answer: Stop testing for that Soldier and refer them for medical evaluation

    An acute injury ends the Soldier's testing and requires medical evaluation.

  4. When should a grader call for emergency medical assistance during an ACFT?

    Answer: Immediately when a Soldier shows signs of a serious injury or illness

    Prompt activation of medical support is critical for serious injuries or illnesses.

  5. Which sign indicates possible frostbite on a Soldier's fingers during cold-weather testing?

    Answer: White, waxy, or numb skin

    Frostbitten skin often appears pale, waxy, and numb.

  6. How should frostbitten fingers be handled in the field?

    Answer: Protect them and avoid rubbing the area

    Rubbing damages frozen tissue, so the area should be protected and gently warmed under medical guidance.

  7. After an emergency at the ACFT site is resolved, what should test leadership do?

    Answer: Document the incident and report it through the chain of command

    Incidents should be documented and reported through the chain of command for follow-up and safety review.

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