Question 1

Some tactical medics elect to use a(n) ____, a bag containing the same elements as the basic first aid kits with the addition of a venous access device and chest decompression needle.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Some tactical medics elect to use a(n)...

Question 2

Long-term missions are any missions lasting longer than ____.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Long-term missions are any missions lasting longer...

Question 3

When caring for the wounded, the ____ zone is considered a relatively safe zone where staging and deployment occur.

Accepted Answer

The cool zone is considered a relatively safe zone where staging and deployment occur, away from immediate danger or threat.

Question 4

Short-term missions are those lasting approximately ____.

Accepted Answer

Short-term missions typically last for one week, as this allows participants to immerse themselves in the culture and community they are serving while still being able to return home in a reasonable time frame. One day or two-day missions are too short to make a meaningful impact, while two-week missions can be more expensive and require more time off work or school.

Question 5

The ____ zone is where the provider must apply the concept of CAB (circulation, airway, breathing).

Accepted Answer

The warm zone is where the provider is close enough to the incident and patients to assess and treat them, but not close enough to be at risk for danger. Providers in the warm zone must prioritize the concept of CAB (circulation, airway, breathing) when providing patient care. The cool zone is where responders can safely and effectively plan and manage the incident. The green zone is an area that is far enough away from the incident that it is safe for civilians to be without the need for protective equipment. The red zone is the area closest to the incident, where responders are at the highest risk and must be equipped with appropriate protective gear.

Question 6

The ____ zone is considered a "care under fire" situation.

Accepted Answer

The hot zone is considered a "care under fire" situation where the highest risk of injury or death from ongoing hostile activity exists.

Question 7

When caring for the wounded, the ____ zone is defined as the area where tactical field care occurs.

Accepted Answer

The warm zone, also known as the casualty collection point or CCP, is the area where initial medical care is given to the wounded. It is called the warm zone because it is not immediately dangerous, but still within the proximity of the combat zone.

Question 8

A(n) ____ contains advanced airway supplies, IV setups, saline, dressings, splinting, drug box, AED with monitor, oxygen with pulse oximetry monitoring, suturing materials, and a method of safely disposing of sharps.

Accepted Answer

An advanced emergency medical pack is equipped with comprehensive medical supplies and equipment necessary for advanced life support and emergency medical care, including airway management, IV setups, and monitoring devices.

Question 9

The ____ zone is where tactical medics will stage their support vehicle and advanced medical supplies, receive mission briefings, provide medical direction for the SWAT team, and coordinate medical evacuation of the wounded.

Accepted Answer

The "cool" zone is a safe area where tactical medics can stage their support vehicle, receive briefings, and coordinate medical activities without being in immediate danger.

Question 10

To be out of the line of fire, the tactical medics must have ____, an impenetrable object that shields them from projectiles.

Accepted Answer

Coverage is the correct term for an impenetrable object that shields individuals from projectiles, providing protection in tactical situations.

Quiz 32: Tactical Emergency Medical Support