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Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) – 5-day course
The suggested schedule of Tactical Combat Casualty Care Course. Training schedule can be changed accordingly to Customer’s request.
The course is compliant with the latest TCCC Guidelines.
5 days – 40 hours
[/col] [col span=”2″ span__sm=”12″] [/col] [/row] [row] [col span=”4″ span__sm=”12″] [title text=”Day 1: Care Under Fire” tag_name=”h1″ icon=”icon-play”] [/col] [col span=”8″ span__sm=”12″]Introduction to the theory of TCCC:
- military vs. civilian trauma care
- most common causes of death and wound patterns on the battlefield
- detailed description of wounds patterns during tactical operations
- phases of tactical trauma care
- modern battlefield medical devices and equipment
Care Under Fire Phase
Theory
Worshops:
- Direct pressure & bleeding control
- Evacuation under fire (buddy extraction, straps)
- CAT & SOFTT-W tourniquets application (self-aid, low visibility and no visibility)
- Extraction from vehicle methods (rescue grip, BOA grip), bleeding control (hemostats, wound packing, pressure dressings)
- Junctional hemorrhage control (Croc, Jett, Sam Tourniquet, AAJT)
Theory:
- MARCHE protocol
- Protection of airway patency, breathing
Workshops:
- Airway management (with equipment and without equipment, NPA, Emergency CRIC)
- Respiratory pathology
- Respiratory and Circulatory Support, AVPU and Circulatory Shock
- Head Trauma & Hypothermia Prevention
- Monitoring
- Trauma examination in tactical environment
- Fractures stabilizing
- Burns treatment
Tactical Field Care training scenarios
Hotwash + Q&A
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- 9 Line MEDEVAC Request
- MIST Report
- Documentation of Care
Complex TCCC training scenarios (according to unit’s profile)
Complex TCCC training scenarios including all TCCC phases and MARCHE protocol assessment and management.
Hotwash + Q&A
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- Wound treatment in a firefight
- Wound treatment with no visibility
- Wound treatment of a wounded operator in a firefight in limited visibility conditions
- Evacuation of operator wounded during forced entry
- Evacuation of operator from far distance
- Evacuation plan of wounded in the vehicle on battlefield
- Evacuation of wounded from immobilized vehicle
- Evacuation of wounded from vehicle with covering firefight
- Evacuation of wounded from vehicle to support vehicle
Hotwash + Q&A
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