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TECC EXAM NEWEST 2024 ACTUAL EXAM
COMPLETE 250 QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS ( VERIFIED ANSWERS )
|ALREADY GRADED A+
- A _ is a dangerous location where anyone present is at risk of
- Hot zone
- Cold zone
- Warm zone
- End zone - ANSWER- 1. A. Hot zone
harm.
- What can cause cardiac arrest to a casualty?
- Bleeding out
- Tension pneumothorax
- Blocked airways
- All of the above - ANSWER- 2. D. All of the above
- A _ is the area around the hot zone where it is unlikely (not
- Hot zone
- Cold zone 1 / 4
impossible) that danger still exists.
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- Warm zone
- End zone - ANSWER- 3. C. Warm zone
- The "cold" zone is an area with _ hazards.
- Zero
- Minor
- No known
- Bio - ANSWER- 4. C. No known
- In what zone might EMS establish a casualty collection point?
- Hot zone
- Cold zone
- Warm zone
- End zone - ANSWER- 5. B. Cold zone
- What is "tension pneumothorax"?
- A buildup of air pressure in the chest that interferes with
- High blood pressure
- Uncontrolled bleeding
- Asphyxiation and trouble breathing - ANSWER- 6. A. A
heartbeat.
buildup of air pressure in the chest that interferes with heartbeat. 2 / 4
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- What does CAB stand for?
- Casualty, Asphyxiation, Blocked arteries
- Cardiac, Asthma, Brain hemorrhage
- Circulation, Airway, Breathing
- Cerebral, Arteries, Bleeding - ANSWER- 7. C. Circulation,
Airway, Breathing
- The _ acronym provides guidance for casualty assessment and
- DONE
- MARCH
- CAB
- PACE - ANSWER- 8. B. MARCH
treatment priorities.
9. The M in the MARCH acronym:
- Massive injury
- Massive brain damage
- Massive cardiac arrest
- Massive hemorrhage - ANSWER- 9. D. Massive hemorrhage
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- PACE
- CAB
- MARCH
- B & C only - ANSWER- 10. D. B & C only
11. The "R" in MARCH:
- Recovery
- Rehabilitate
- Respirations (breathing)
- Reassuring - ANSWER- 11. C. Respirations (breathing)
- "Circulation" is the letter C in the acronym
- PACE
- CAB
- MARCH
- B & C only - ANSWER- 12. D. B & C only
13. H in MARCH means: _ and head out (evacuate)
- Hyperthermia
- Hypothermia
- Hyperactive
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