FREE TCCC Care Under Fire Questions and Answers

Question 1

What is the primary goal during Care Under Fire?

Accepted Answer

Return fire and move to cover

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Provide full medical treatment immediately

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Call for air evacuation first

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Assess airway condition

Question 2

Which medical intervention is typically performed during Care Under Fire?

Accepted Answer

Apply a tourniquet

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Apply chest seals

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Start IV fluids

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Administer pain medications

Question 3

Why is airway management not prioritized in Care Under Fire?

Accepted Answer

Bleeding and safety take priority

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Airway issues are not life-threatening

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Medics carry limited supplies

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There is no airway equipment available

Question 4

What type of bleeding requires immediate tourniquet application?

Accepted Answer

Massive extremity bleeding

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Minor nosebleed

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Head abrasion

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Superficial hand cut

Question 5

What should be done before providing any care in Care Under Fire?

Accepted Answer

Ensure suppression of hostile fire

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Start CPR

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Drag the casualty to safety

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Begin oxygen therapy

Question 6

What is a common risk when moving a casualty under fire?

Accepted Answer

Increased exposure to hostile fire

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Overheating

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Fatigue

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Loss of supplies

Question 7

Where should a tourniquet be applied?

Accepted Answer

2–3 inches above the wound

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Directly on the wound

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Below the wound

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On the wrist only

Question 8

What should be done after applying a tourniquet?

Accepted Answer

Note the application time

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Remove it every 10 minutes

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Tighten every few minutes

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Bandage it loosely

Question 9

Why is speed critical in the Care Under Fire phase?

Accepted Answer

To reduce risk and save lives

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To impress team members

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To meet training standards

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To practice skills under stress