EFMB Trauma Care & Physical Fitness 5

Question 1

A casualty has a blood pressure of 80/60 mmHg after a penetrating abdominal wound. What is the TCCC-recommended target systolic BP for permissive hypotension (no TBI)?

Accepted Answer

80–90 mmHg

Answer

Permissive hypotension targets a systolic BP of 80–90 mmHg in hemorrhagic shock without TBI, reducing re-bleeding risk while maintaining organ perfusion.

Question 2

When does the TCCC Care Under Fire phase end and Tactical Field Care begin?

Accepted Answer

When the unit gains fire superiority or moves to a covered position

Answer

Tactical Field Care begins once the unit achieves fire superiority or moves to a position with relative protection from direct enemy fire.

Question 3

A casualty with a penetrating eye injury should have the eye:

Accepted Answer

Covered with a rigid shield without applying pressure

Answer

A rigid eye shield protects the globe without exerting pressure that could worsen a ruptured globe or expel intraocular contents.

Question 4

The EFMB written test requires a minimum score of what percentage to pass?

Accepted Answer

80%

Answer

Candidates must achieve a minimum score of 80% on the EFMB written examination covering medical knowledge.

Question 5

Which intervention is performed LAST in the MARCH algorithm during Tactical Field Care?

Accepted Answer

Hypothermia prevention

Answer

Hypothermia prevention (the 'H' step) is performed after addressing hemorrhage, airway, respiration, and circulation in the MARCH sequence.

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EFMB Trauma Care & Physical Fitness 5