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WorksheetsCasualty Movement and First Aid Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
What is the first step when performing casualty movement?
Move casualty using a drag
Seek medical aid
Secure casualty’s weapon and equipment
Identify an extraction device
Where do you place a tourniquet if the wound is visible?
Directly over the joint
2–3 inches above the wound
As low as possible on the limb
On the opposite arm
What does the “T” marked on a casualty stand for?
Treatment complete
Time tourniquet applied
Tactical casualty
Transport needed
Which of the following is a sign of a severe airway obstruction?
Loud coughing
Silent cough
Talking between coughs
Sneezing
How long should you apply direct pressure after packing a wound with a hemostatic dressing?
30 seconds
1 minute
3 minutes
10 minutes
Your buddy is choking but can still talk and cough forcefully. What do you do?
Give abdominal thrusts
Encourage them to keep coughing
Slap them on the back
Do nothing
You find a casualty unconscious and snoring. What’s your next step?
Insert a nasopharyngeal airway (NPA)
Start CPR
Place a tourniquet
Move to cover
During Care Under Fire, what is your priority?
Start CPR immediately
Apply a hemostatic dressing
Achieve fire superiority and direct casualty to return fire
Request MEDEVAC
You apply a CAT tourniquet, but bleeding doesn’t stop after 3 windlass turns. What do you do?
Remove the tourniquet and reapply
Apply a second tourniquet above the first
Pack the wound with gauze
Call for a medic
When moving a casualty by litter, which way should the casualty face on level ground?
Head first
Feet first
Sideways
Doesn’t matter
True or False: You can slap a choking casualty on the back to clear their airway.
True
False
True or False: A tourniquet should always be applied directly to bare skin.
True
False
What form do you document care on during TCCC?
DD 1380 TCCC Card
DA Form 4856
SF 600
MEDPROS printout
Which casualty movement technique is best for short distances in combat?
Hawes carry
Neck drag
Fireman’s carry
Cradle-drop drag
You have to request a MEDEVAC. What’s Line 1 of the 9-Line?
Number of patients
Pickup location (grid)
Type of injury
Method of marking site
