WorksheetsSJDCC TECC
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
TECC is a set of guidelines for what type of environments?
Low-risk hospital settings
High threat prehospital environments
Educational institutions
Corporate offices
In which phase of tactical care is the focus on moving the patient to a safer location?
Direct threat care
Indirect threat care
Evacuation care
Initial care
Which phase of tactical care is likely to involve the most immediate danger?
Indirect threat care
Evacuation care
Direct threat care
Routine care
In which phase can additional resources be staged?
Direct Threat Care/Hot Zone
Indirect Threat Care/Warm Zone
Evacuation Care/Cold Zone
All of the above
What potential hazard should be reported upon arrival?
Flooding
Explosions
Wildlife
Power outages
What should you do if additional help is needed at the scene?
Wait for instructions
Ask for additional resources
Leave the scene
Handle it yourself
What is one of the EMS goals in the Rescue Task Force?
Conducting triage
Treating life-threatening conditions
Providing transportation
Securing the area
What does the term "cold zone" refer to in the context of the Rescue Task Force?
An area with no threat
A medical facility
A secure perimeter
A staging area for law enforcement
What is the focus of EMS when removing casualties in the Rescue Task Force?
Speed and efficiency
Detailed assessment
Full medical history
Long-term care
What is NOT a characteristic of a Direct Threat Care/Hot Zone?
Secure scene
Immediate threat
High danger
Emphasis on threat suppression
Which of the following is NOT emphasized in a Direct Threat Care/Hot Zone?
Threat suppression
Routine care
Preventing further casualties
Extracting casualties
Which action is NOT part of threat suppression?
Implementing control of hemorrhage
Extracting casualties
Conducting routine check-ups
Preventing further casualties
What is a characteristic of the Direct Threat Zone?
Predictable and stable
Unpredictable and can evolve quickly
Provides extensive medical care
Safe and secure
What should be done with salvageable casualties in the Direct Threat Zone?
Leave them in place
Move them to evacuation/cold zones
Provide immediate surgery
Ignore them
What may interrupt care in the indirect care/warm zone?
Lack of supplies
Direct threat/hot zone
Communication failure
Weather conditions
