Cls - Lesson 2: Evaluating A Casualty
AR CLS lesson 2 for evaluating a casualty.
- 1.How does evaluation and treatment of a casualty in a secure situation differ from that in a combat (under fire) situation?
- 2.What are the three principal preventable causes of death on the battlefield?
- 3.What are three situations in which you would not treat a casualty?
- 4.You are going to the aid of an injured soldier. You are under fire. What should be your first action.
- A.
Scan the area for possible dangers.
- B.
Check the soldier's pulse.
- C.
Check the soldier for breathing.
- D.
Check the soldier for bleeding.
- 5.The casualty is lying on his back. You see a penetrating wound to the front of a casualty’s chest. Which of the following is true?
- A.
You only need to seal the visible chest wound.
- B.
You need to check for both entrance and exit wounds to the chest and seal both.
- 6.When should you plan how to move a wounded soldier out of enemy fire?
- A.
Before you leave your place of safety to go to the wounded soldier.
- B.
As soon as you reach the wounded soldier.
- C.
As soon as you have treated the life-threatening conditions.
- D.
As soon as you have treated all of the casualty's injuries.
- 7.You have reached a wounded casualty under fire. The casualty has a penetrating chest wound, is not breathing, and is making no effort to breathe. Which of the following is the proper procedure?
- A.
Begin performing cardiopulmonary resuscitation
- B.
Seal the chest wound(s).
- C.
Move the casualty to a place of safety.
- D.
Do not try to treat the casualty.
- 8.You are determining the casualty's level of responsiveness. The casualty tells you that he has been shot. Should you test the casualty's responsiveness to pain?
- A.
Yes, a full testing is required.
- B.
No, you already have sufficient information to make a determination that the casualty is alert.
- 9.When evaluating a casualty, the casualty should be in what position?
- A.
On his back (supine).
- B.
On his chest (prone).
- C.
Lying on his injured side.
- D.
Lying on his uninjured side.
- 10.Which of the following should you treat first if exposed to enemy fire?
- A.
Severe bleeding.
- B.
Breathing difficulties with a penetrating chest wound.
- 11.Which of the following should you treat first if you and the casualty are in a protected area?
- A.
Severe bleeding.
- B.
Breathing difficulties with a penetrating chest wound.
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