June 13, 2025 • 22 mins
In this episode, we aren't going to just ask and answer a bunch of questions about TC 4-02.1. No, we are going to focus on questions that are at a difficulty level that every SPC should be able to answer.
The episode is broken into 4 chapters:
The Pre-Test
The Lesson
The Re-Test
Repetition
Feel free to jump into the Pre-Test, and if you know everything, skip to the next difficulty level. If you want to know more about a question, stick around for the Lesson, where we will teach you what everything means. Then we'll re-evaluate at the Re-Test, and help you have it down consciously and sub-consciously in the Repetition chapter.
The questions we are going over are:
What is an FMC?
What are the eight steps for evaluating a casualty?
What is Wartime Line 6 of the 9 Line?
What is Peacetime Line 6 of the 9 Line?
What is Line 7 of the 9 Line?
What is Line 8 of the 9 Line?
What is the Wartime Line 9 of the 9 Line?
What is the Peacetime Line 9 of the 9 Line?
What is Alpha through Echo on Line 3 of the 9 Line, Number of patients by precedence:
What are the 4 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 4 of the 9 Line, Special equipment required:
What are the 2 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 5 of the 9 Line, Number of patients by type?
What are the 4 Nato Alphabet Codes for Wartime Line 6 of the 9 Line, Security at pick-up site:
What are the 5 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 7 of the 9 Line, Security at pick-up site:
What are the 5 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 8 of the 9 Line, Patient nationality and status:
What are the 3 Nato Alphabet Codes for Line 9 of the 9 Line, NBC Contamination:
What is the difference between a casualty and a patient?
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(00:00):
Welcome to the Board Questions podcast, where you can study for
your promotion or Soldier of theMonth board while driving,
commuting, or playing video games.
Today we will be focusing on questions about first aid that
every E4 specialist and above should know as they prepare to
become an NCO. Each of these episodes will
start with a pretest chapter, and if you confidently answer
(00:22):
every question, move on to the next most difficult episode and
test yourself there. If you didn't stick around and
start the lesson chapter where we will teach you each of the
answers in the lesson phase. Then the retest chapter will
give you a chance to try again. If you want to solidify your
answers subconsciously, the repetition chapter will repeat
(00:43):
the questions and answers, and you can solidify what you've
just learned by repeating them out loud.
Let's get started with the pretest, the pretest chapter.
Question one. What is an FMC field medical
card? Question 2.
(01:03):
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty
responsiveness, breathing, pulse, bleeding, shock,
fractures, burns, head injury? Question three.
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site? Question 4 What is peacetime
(01:27):
line 6 of the nine line description of the injury?
Question 5 What is line seven ofthe nine line method of marking
pickup site? Question 6 What is line 8 of the
nine line patient nationality and status?
(01:49):
Question 7 What is the wartime line nine of the nine line NBC
contamination? Question 8 What is the peacetime
line nine of the nine line description of the pickup site?
Question 9. What is Alpha through Echo on
(02:10):
line three of the nine line number of patients by
precedence? Alpha urgent within two hours.
Bravo Urgent Surgical within twohours Charlie Priority within 4
hours. Delta Routine within 24 hours.
Echo convenience. Question 10.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
(02:33):
line special equipment required?Alpha none Bravo Hoist.
Charlie extraction equipment. Delta ventilator.
Question 11 What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line
five of the nine line number of patients by type Lima litter
(02:54):
Alpha ambulatory. Question 12 What are the four
NATO alphabet codes for wartime Line 6 of the nine line security
at pickup site. November no enemy troops in
area. Papa possible enemy troops in
area. Approach with caution echo enemy
(03:16):
troops in area. Approach with caution X-ray
enemy troops in area. Armed discord required.
Question 13. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line seven of the nineline security at pickup site
Alpha panels. Bravo Pyrotechnics.
(03:37):
Charlie Smoke Delta None Echo Other Question 14.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line 8 of the nine
line Patient Nationality and status Alpha U.S.
Military Bravo US civilian Charlie non-us Military Delta
(03:59):
Non-us civilian Echo enemy military Question 15.
What are the three NATO alphabetcodes for line nine of the nine
line NBC contamination November Nuclear Bravo Biological Charlie
Chemical Question 16. What is the difference between a
(04:22):
casualty and a patient? Casualties are considered
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. The lesson chapter If you feel
confident in your answers in thepretest, skip this episode and
move on to the next episode where the questions will be a
(04:44):
little harder. If you want to learn more, let's
dive into the lesson chapter. We will ask the question again,
give you the answer, and then explain why that is the correct
answer and what it actually means for you.
The Soldier question one What isan FMC field medical card?
(05:04):
A field medical card FMC, also known as AT Triple C Card, is a
standardized document DD Form 1380 used by military medical
personnel to record essential information about a casualties,
condition and treatment in the field.
It travels with the casualty from the point of injury,
through evacuation and into higher levels of care.
(05:26):
The FMC ensures continuity of medical treatment, especially
when the patient is passed between different medics or
facilities. Question 2.
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty?
Responsiveness, Breathing, pulse, bleeding, shock,
fractures, burns, head injury? The eight steps for evaluating A
(05:49):
casualty follow a logical progression focused on saving
life, preventing further injury,and completing a rapid
assessment. They are one check for
responsiveness, 2 check for breathing, three check for a
pulse, 4 check for bleeding, 5 check for shock, 6 check for
fractures, 7 check for burns andeight check for head injury.
(06:16):
Question three. What is wartime line 6 of the
nine line security at pickup site?
Question 4 What is peacetime line 6 of the nine line
description of the injury? Question 5 What is line seven of
the nine line method of marking pick up site?
(06:39):
Question 6 What is line 8 of thenine line patient nationality
and status? Question 7 What is the wartime
line nine of the nine line NBC contamination?
Question 8. What is the peacetime line nine
of the nine line description of the pickup site?
(07:04):
Question 9 What is Alpha throughEcho on line three of the nine
line number of patients by precedence?
Alpha urgent within two hours. Bravo urgent Surgical within two
hours. Charlie Priority within 4 hours.
Delta routine within 24 hours. Echo Convenience Question 10.
(07:26):
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
line special equipment required?Alpha Nun Bravo Hoist Charlie
Extraction equipment Delta Ventilator Question 11.
What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line five of the nine
line? Number of patients by type Lima
(07:49):
Litter Alpha Ambulatory. Question 12.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for wartime Line 6 of the
nine line security at pickup site November.
No enemy troops in area. Papa possible enemy troops in
area. Approach with caution.
(08:10):
Echo Enemy troops in area. Approach with caution X-ray
enemy troops in area. Armed discord required.
Question 13. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line seven of the nineline security at pickup site
Alpha panels, Bravo pyrotechnics, Charlie Smoke,
(08:33):
Delta None echo other. Question 14.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line 8 of the nine
line patient nationality and status Alpha U.S. military Bravo
US civilian Charlie non-us military Delta non-us civilian
(08:54):
echo enemy military. Question 15.
What are the three NATO alphabetcodes for line nine of the nine
line NBC contamination November nuclear, Bravo, biological
Charlie chemical. Question 16 What is the
difference between a casualty and a patient?
(09:18):
Casualties are considered casualties while being treated
by non medical soldiers. Casualties are considered
patients after being handed off to medics and or doctors.
A casualty is anyone who is injured, wounded, ill, or killed
due to combat or other hazards. A patient, on the other hand, is
a casualty who has started to receive medical care from a
(09:39):
doctor or medic and entered intothe medical system.
Essentially, every patient begins as a casualty, but not
every casualty becomes a patientif they're not located or
treated in time. Understanding this distinction
is key in triage and evacuation planning.
It reminds soldiers to act quickly to move casualties into
care and convert them into patients with the potential for
(10:01):
survival. The retest chapter Now that we
have learned each topic, let's go over our answers in this
retest chapter to make sure you got it.
Question one. What is an FMC field medical
card? Question 2.
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty
(10:22):
responsiveness, breathing, pulse, bleeding, shock,
fractures, burns, head injury? Question three.
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site? Question 4 What is peacetime
line 6 of the nine line description of the injury?
(10:46):
Question 5 What is line seven ofthe nine line method of marking
pick up site? Question 6 What is line 8 of the
nine line patient nationality and status?
Question 7 What is the wartime line nine of the nine line NBC
(11:08):
contamination? Question 8.
What is the peacetime line nine of the nine line description of
the pickup site? Question 9 What is Alpha through
Echo on line three of the nine line number of patients by
precedence? Alpha urgent within two hours.
(11:29):
Bravo urgent Surgical within twohours.
Charlie Priority within 4 hours.Delta routine within 24 hours.
Echo Convenience Question 10. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for line four of the nine line special equipment required?
Alpha Nun Bravo Hoist Charlie Extraction equipment Delta
(11:53):
Ventilator Question 11. What are the two NATO alphabet
codes for line five of the nine line?
Number of patients by type Lima Litter Alpha Ambulatory.
Question 12. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for wartime Line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
(12:15):
site November. No enemy troops in area.
Papa possible enemy troops in area.
Approach with caution. Echo Enemy troops in area.
Approach with caution X-ray enemy troops in area.
Armed discord required. Question 13.
(12:36):
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line seven of the nine
line security at pickup site Alpha panels, Bravo
pyrotechnics, Charlie Smoke, Delta None echo other.
Question 14. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line 8 of the nine line patient nationality and
(12:59):
status Alpha U.S. military BravoUS civilian Charlie non-us
military Delta non-us civilian echo enemy military.
Question 15. What are the three NATO alphabet
codes for line nine of the nine line NBC contamination November
(13:21):
nuclear, Bravo, biological Charlie chemical.
Question 16 What is the difference between a casualty
and a patient? Casualties are considered
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. The repetition chapter If it
(13:45):
took you a second to answer those questions, would recommend
staying around for a rapid fire repetition of the questions.
Feel free to move on to the nextdifficulty anytime you feel like
you have this down. What is an FMC field medical
card? What are the 8 steps for
evaluating A casualty? Responsiveness, Breathing,
(14:07):
pulse, bleeding, shock, fractures, burns, head injury.
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line?
Security at pickup site. What is peacetime line 6 of the
nine line? Description of the injury.
What is line seven of the nine line method of marking pick up
(14:28):
site? What is line 8 of the nine line
patient nationality and status? What is the wartime line nine of
the nine line NBC contamination?What is the peacetime line nine
of the nine line description of the pick up site?
What is Alpha through Echo on line three of the nine line
(14:50):
number of patients by precedence.
Alpha Urgent within two hours. Bravo Urgent Surgical within two
hours. Charlie Priority within 4 hours.
Delta Routine within 24 hours. Echo convenience.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
line special equipment required?Alpha None.
(15:12):
Bravo Hoist. Charlie extraction equipment.
Delta Ventilator What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line
five of the nine line number of patients by type.
Lima Litter Alpha Ambulatory What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for wartime Line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
(15:34):
site. November No enemy troops in
area. Papa possible enemy troops in
area approach with caution. Echo enemy troops in area.
Approach with caution X-ray enemy troops in area.
Armed escort required. What are the five NATO alphabet
(15:54):
codes for line seven of the nineline Security at pickup site
Alpha panels Bravo pyrotechnics Charlie Smoke Delta none Echo
other. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line 8 of the nine line Patient nationality and
status Alpha U.S. military BravoUS civilian Charlie non-us
(16:20):
military Delta non-us civilian echo enemy military What are the
three NATO alphabet codes for line nine of the nine line NBC
contamination November nuclear Bravo biological Charlie
chemical. What is the difference between a
casualty and a patient? Casualties are considered
(16:42):
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. What is an FMC field medical
card? What are the 8 steps for
evaluating A casualty? Responsiveness, Breathing,
pulse, bleeding, shock, fractures, burns, head injury.
(17:06):
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site? What is peacetime line 6 of the
nine line description of the injury?
What is line seven of the nine line method of marking pickup
site? What is line 8 of the nine line
patient nationality and status? What is the wartime line nine of
(17:30):
the nine line NBC contamination?What is the peacetime line nine
of the nine line description of the pickup site?
What is alpha through echo on line three of the nine line
number of patients by precedence?
Alpha Urgent within two hours, Bravo Urgent Surgical within two
(17:50):
hours Charlie Priority within 4 hours.
Delta Routine within 24 hours. Echo convenience.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
line special equipment required?Alpha Nun.
Bravo Hoist Charlie Extraction equipment.
Delta ventilator. What are the two NATO alphabet
(18:13):
codes for line five of the nine line Number of patients by type
Lima Litter. Alpha Ambulatory.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for wartime line 6 of the
nine line security at pickup site.
November No enemy troops in areaPapa possible enemy troops in
(18:34):
area approach with caution echo Enemy troops in area approach
with caution X-ray enemy troops in area armed escort required.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line seven of the nine
line security at pickup site Alpha panels Bravo Pyrotechnics
(18:56):
Charlie smoke Delta none echo other.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line 8 of the nine
line patient nationality and status Alpha U.S. military Bravo
US civilian Charlie non-us military Delta non-us civilian
(19:16):
echo enemy military. What are the three NATO alphabet
codes for line nine of the nine line NBC contamination.
November Nuclear. Bravo.
Biological. Charlie Chemical.
What is the difference between acasualty and a patient?
Casualties are considered casualties while being treated
(19:37):
by non medical soldiers. Casualties are considered
patients after being handed off to medics and or doctors.
What is an FMC field medical card?
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty?
Responsiveness, Breathing, pulseBleeding, Shock, fractures,
burns head Injury. What is wartime line 6 of the
(20:01):
nine line? Security at pick up site?
What is peacetime line 6 of the nine line?
Description of the injury. What is line seven of the nine
line? Method of marking pick up site.
What is line 8 of the nine line?Patient Nationality and status.
(20:21):
What is the wartime line nine ofthe nine line NBC Contamination?
What is the peacetime line nine of the nine line description of
the pick up site? What is alpha through echo on
line three of the nine line number of patients by
precedence? Alpha Urgent within two hours
Bravo Urgent Surgical within twohours Charlie Priority within 4
(20:46):
hours. Delta Routine within 24 hours
Echo convenience. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for line four of the nine line special equipment required?
Alpha Nun. Bravo Hoist Charlie Extraction
equipment. Delta ventilator.
What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line five of the nine
(21:08):
line Number of patients by type Lima Litter.
Alpha Ambulatory. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site. November No enemy troops in area
Papa possible enemy troops in area approach with caution echo
(21:30):
Enemy troops in area approach with caution X-ray enemy troops
in area armed discord required. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line seven of the nineline security at pickup site
Alpha panels Bravo Pyrotechnics Charlie smoke Delta none echo
(21:53):
other. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line 8 of the nine line patient nationality and
status Alpha U.S. military BravoUS civilian Charlie non-us
military Delta non-us civilian echo enemy military.
What are the three NATO alphabetcodes for line nine of the nine
(22:15):
line NBC contamination November nuclear Bravo biological Charlie
chemical. What is the difference between a
casualty and a patient? Casualties are considered
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. That's it for today's episode.
(22:40):
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Welcome to the Board Questions podcast, where you can study for
your promotion or Soldier of theMonth board while driving,
commuting, or playing video games.
Today we will be focusing on questions about first aid that
every E4 specialist and above should know as they prepare to
become an NCO. Each of these episodes will
start with a pretest chapter, and if you confidently answer
(00:22):
every question, move on to the next most difficult episode and
test yourself there. If you didn't stick around and
start the lesson chapter where we will teach you each of the
answers in the lesson phase. Then the retest chapter will
give you a chance to try again. If you want to solidify your
answers subconsciously, the repetition chapter will repeat
(00:43):
the questions and answers, and you can solidify what you've
just learned by repeating them out loud.
Let's get started with the pretest, the pretest chapter.
Question one. What is an FMC field medical
card? Question 2.
(01:03):
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty
responsiveness, breathing, pulse, bleeding, shock,
fractures, burns, head injury? Question three.
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site? Question 4 What is peacetime
(01:27):
line 6 of the nine line description of the injury?
Question 5 What is line seven ofthe nine line method of marking
pickup site? Question 6 What is line 8 of the
nine line patient nationality and status?
(01:49):
Question 7 What is the wartime line nine of the nine line NBC
contamination? Question 8 What is the peacetime
line nine of the nine line description of the pickup site?
Question 9. What is Alpha through Echo on
(02:10):
line three of the nine line number of patients by
precedence? Alpha urgent within two hours.
Bravo Urgent Surgical within twohours Charlie Priority within 4
hours. Delta Routine within 24 hours.
Echo convenience. Question 10.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
(02:33):
line special equipment required?Alpha none Bravo Hoist.
Charlie extraction equipment. Delta ventilator.
Question 11 What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line
five of the nine line number of patients by type Lima litter
(02:54):
Alpha ambulatory. Question 12 What are the four
NATO alphabet codes for wartime Line 6 of the nine line security
at pickup site. November no enemy troops in
area. Papa possible enemy troops in
area. Approach with caution echo enemy
(03:16):
troops in area. Approach with caution X-ray
enemy troops in area. Armed discord required.
Question 13. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line seven of the nineline security at pickup site
Alpha panels. Bravo Pyrotechnics.
(03:37):
Charlie Smoke Delta None Echo Other Question 14.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line 8 of the nine
line Patient Nationality and status Alpha U.S.
Military Bravo US civilian Charlie non-us Military Delta
(03:59):
Non-us civilian Echo enemy military Question 15.
What are the three NATO alphabetcodes for line nine of the nine
line NBC contamination November Nuclear Bravo Biological Charlie
Chemical Question 16. What is the difference between a
(04:22):
casualty and a patient? Casualties are considered
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. The lesson chapter If you feel
confident in your answers in thepretest, skip this episode and
move on to the next episode where the questions will be a
(04:44):
little harder. If you want to learn more, let's
dive into the lesson chapter. We will ask the question again,
give you the answer, and then explain why that is the correct
answer and what it actually means for you.
The Soldier question one What isan FMC field medical card?
(05:04):
A field medical card FMC, also known as AT Triple C Card, is a
standardized document DD Form 1380 used by military medical
personnel to record essential information about a casualties,
condition and treatment in the field.
It travels with the casualty from the point of injury,
through evacuation and into higher levels of care.
(05:26):
The FMC ensures continuity of medical treatment, especially
when the patient is passed between different medics or
facilities. Question 2.
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty?
Responsiveness, Breathing, pulse, bleeding, shock,
fractures, burns, head injury? The eight steps for evaluating A
(05:49):
casualty follow a logical progression focused on saving
life, preventing further injury,and completing a rapid
assessment. They are one check for
responsiveness, 2 check for breathing, three check for a
pulse, 4 check for bleeding, 5 check for shock, 6 check for
fractures, 7 check for burns andeight check for head injury.
(06:16):
Question three. What is wartime line 6 of the
nine line security at pickup site?
Question 4 What is peacetime line 6 of the nine line
description of the injury? Question 5 What is line seven of
the nine line method of marking pick up site?
(06:39):
Question 6 What is line 8 of thenine line patient nationality
and status? Question 7 What is the wartime
line nine of the nine line NBC contamination?
Question 8. What is the peacetime line nine
of the nine line description of the pickup site?
(07:04):
Question 9 What is Alpha throughEcho on line three of the nine
line number of patients by precedence?
Alpha urgent within two hours. Bravo urgent Surgical within two
hours. Charlie Priority within 4 hours.
Delta routine within 24 hours. Echo Convenience Question 10.
(07:26):
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
line special equipment required?Alpha Nun Bravo Hoist Charlie
Extraction equipment Delta Ventilator Question 11.
What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line five of the nine
line? Number of patients by type Lima
(07:49):
Litter Alpha Ambulatory. Question 12.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for wartime Line 6 of the
nine line security at pickup site November.
No enemy troops in area. Papa possible enemy troops in
area. Approach with caution.
(08:10):
Echo Enemy troops in area. Approach with caution X-ray
enemy troops in area. Armed discord required.
Question 13. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line seven of the nineline security at pickup site
Alpha panels, Bravo pyrotechnics, Charlie Smoke,
(08:33):
Delta None echo other. Question 14.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line 8 of the nine
line patient nationality and status Alpha U.S. military Bravo
US civilian Charlie non-us military Delta non-us civilian
(08:54):
echo enemy military. Question 15.
What are the three NATO alphabetcodes for line nine of the nine
line NBC contamination November nuclear, Bravo, biological
Charlie chemical. Question 16 What is the
difference between a casualty and a patient?
(09:18):
Casualties are considered casualties while being treated
by non medical soldiers. Casualties are considered
patients after being handed off to medics and or doctors.
A casualty is anyone who is injured, wounded, ill, or killed
due to combat or other hazards. A patient, on the other hand, is
a casualty who has started to receive medical care from a
(09:39):
doctor or medic and entered intothe medical system.
Essentially, every patient begins as a casualty, but not
every casualty becomes a patientif they're not located or
treated in time. Understanding this distinction
is key in triage and evacuation planning.
It reminds soldiers to act quickly to move casualties into
care and convert them into patients with the potential for
(10:01):
survival. The retest chapter Now that we
have learned each topic, let's go over our answers in this
retest chapter to make sure you got it.
Question one. What is an FMC field medical
card? Question 2.
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty
(10:22):
responsiveness, breathing, pulse, bleeding, shock,
fractures, burns, head injury? Question three.
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site? Question 4 What is peacetime
line 6 of the nine line description of the injury?
(10:46):
Question 5 What is line seven ofthe nine line method of marking
pick up site? Question 6 What is line 8 of the
nine line patient nationality and status?
Question 7 What is the wartime line nine of the nine line NBC
(11:08):
contamination? Question 8.
What is the peacetime line nine of the nine line description of
the pickup site? Question 9 What is Alpha through
Echo on line three of the nine line number of patients by
precedence? Alpha urgent within two hours.
(11:29):
Bravo urgent Surgical within twohours.
Charlie Priority within 4 hours.Delta routine within 24 hours.
Echo Convenience Question 10. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for line four of the nine line special equipment required?
Alpha Nun Bravo Hoist Charlie Extraction equipment Delta
(11:53):
Ventilator Question 11. What are the two NATO alphabet
codes for line five of the nine line?
Number of patients by type Lima Litter Alpha Ambulatory.
Question 12. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for wartime Line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
(12:15):
site November. No enemy troops in area.
Papa possible enemy troops in area.
Approach with caution. Echo Enemy troops in area.
Approach with caution X-ray enemy troops in area.
Armed discord required. Question 13.
(12:36):
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line seven of the nine
line security at pickup site Alpha panels, Bravo
pyrotechnics, Charlie Smoke, Delta None echo other.
Question 14. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line 8 of the nine line patient nationality and
(12:59):
status Alpha U.S. military BravoUS civilian Charlie non-us
military Delta non-us civilian echo enemy military.
Question 15. What are the three NATO alphabet
codes for line nine of the nine line NBC contamination November
(13:21):
nuclear, Bravo, biological Charlie chemical.
Question 16 What is the difference between a casualty
and a patient? Casualties are considered
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. The repetition chapter If it
(13:45):
took you a second to answer those questions, would recommend
staying around for a rapid fire repetition of the questions.
Feel free to move on to the nextdifficulty anytime you feel like
you have this down. What is an FMC field medical
card? What are the 8 steps for
evaluating A casualty? Responsiveness, Breathing,
(14:07):
pulse, bleeding, shock, fractures, burns, head injury.
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line?
Security at pickup site. What is peacetime line 6 of the
nine line? Description of the injury.
What is line seven of the nine line method of marking pick up
(14:28):
site? What is line 8 of the nine line
patient nationality and status? What is the wartime line nine of
the nine line NBC contamination?What is the peacetime line nine
of the nine line description of the pick up site?
What is Alpha through Echo on line three of the nine line
(14:50):
number of patients by precedence.
Alpha Urgent within two hours. Bravo Urgent Surgical within two
hours. Charlie Priority within 4 hours.
Delta Routine within 24 hours. Echo convenience.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
line special equipment required?Alpha None.
(15:12):
Bravo Hoist. Charlie extraction equipment.
Delta Ventilator What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line
five of the nine line number of patients by type.
Lima Litter Alpha Ambulatory What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for wartime Line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
(15:34):
site. November No enemy troops in
area. Papa possible enemy troops in
area approach with caution. Echo enemy troops in area.
Approach with caution X-ray enemy troops in area.
Armed escort required. What are the five NATO alphabet
(15:54):
codes for line seven of the nineline Security at pickup site
Alpha panels Bravo pyrotechnics Charlie Smoke Delta none Echo
other. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line 8 of the nine line Patient nationality and
status Alpha U.S. military BravoUS civilian Charlie non-us
(16:20):
military Delta non-us civilian echo enemy military What are the
three NATO alphabet codes for line nine of the nine line NBC
contamination November nuclear Bravo biological Charlie
chemical. What is the difference between a
casualty and a patient? Casualties are considered
(16:42):
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. What is an FMC field medical
card? What are the 8 steps for
evaluating A casualty? Responsiveness, Breathing,
pulse, bleeding, shock, fractures, burns, head injury.
(17:06):
What is wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site? What is peacetime line 6 of the
nine line description of the injury?
What is line seven of the nine line method of marking pickup
site? What is line 8 of the nine line
patient nationality and status? What is the wartime line nine of
(17:30):
the nine line NBC contamination?What is the peacetime line nine
of the nine line description of the pickup site?
What is alpha through echo on line three of the nine line
number of patients by precedence?
Alpha Urgent within two hours, Bravo Urgent Surgical within two
(17:50):
hours Charlie Priority within 4 hours.
Delta Routine within 24 hours. Echo convenience.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for line four of the nine
line special equipment required?Alpha Nun.
Bravo Hoist Charlie Extraction equipment.
Delta ventilator. What are the two NATO alphabet
(18:13):
codes for line five of the nine line Number of patients by type
Lima Litter. Alpha Ambulatory.
What are the four NATO alphabet codes for wartime line 6 of the
nine line security at pickup site.
November No enemy troops in areaPapa possible enemy troops in
(18:34):
area approach with caution echo Enemy troops in area approach
with caution X-ray enemy troops in area armed escort required.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line seven of the nine
line security at pickup site Alpha panels Bravo Pyrotechnics
(18:56):
Charlie smoke Delta none echo other.
What are the five NATO alphabet codes for line 8 of the nine
line patient nationality and status Alpha U.S. military Bravo
US civilian Charlie non-us military Delta non-us civilian
(19:16):
echo enemy military. What are the three NATO alphabet
codes for line nine of the nine line NBC contamination.
November Nuclear. Bravo.
Biological. Charlie Chemical.
What is the difference between acasualty and a patient?
Casualties are considered casualties while being treated
(19:37):
by non medical soldiers. Casualties are considered
patients after being handed off to medics and or doctors.
What is an FMC field medical card?
What are the 8 steps for evaluating A casualty?
Responsiveness, Breathing, pulseBleeding, Shock, fractures,
burns head Injury. What is wartime line 6 of the
(20:01):
nine line? Security at pick up site?
What is peacetime line 6 of the nine line?
Description of the injury. What is line seven of the nine
line? Method of marking pick up site.
What is line 8 of the nine line?Patient Nationality and status.
(20:21):
What is the wartime line nine ofthe nine line NBC Contamination?
What is the peacetime line nine of the nine line description of
the pick up site? What is alpha through echo on
line three of the nine line number of patients by
precedence? Alpha Urgent within two hours
Bravo Urgent Surgical within twohours Charlie Priority within 4
(20:46):
hours. Delta Routine within 24 hours
Echo convenience. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for line four of the nine line special equipment required?
Alpha Nun. Bravo Hoist Charlie Extraction
equipment. Delta ventilator.
What are the two NATO alphabet codes for line five of the nine
(21:08):
line Number of patients by type Lima Litter.
Alpha Ambulatory. What are the four NATO alphabet
codes for wartime line 6 of the nine line security at pickup
site. November No enemy troops in area
Papa possible enemy troops in area approach with caution echo
(21:30):
Enemy troops in area approach with caution X-ray enemy troops
in area armed discord required. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line seven of the nineline security at pickup site
Alpha panels Bravo Pyrotechnics Charlie smoke Delta none echo
(21:53):
other. What are the five NATO alphabet
codes for line 8 of the nine line patient nationality and
status Alpha U.S. military BravoUS civilian Charlie non-us
military Delta non-us civilian echo enemy military.
What are the three NATO alphabetcodes for line nine of the nine
(22:15):
line NBC contamination November nuclear Bravo biological Charlie
chemical. What is the difference between a
casualty and a patient? Casualties are considered
casualties while being treated by non medical soldiers.
Casualties are considered patients after being handed off
to medics and or doctors. That's it for today's episode.
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