Combat Lifesaver Medical Tasks IS0825

0825 CL Medical Tasks
	ADMINISTRATIVE PROBLEMS
	CONTENT
	CLARIFICATION OF TRAINING LITERATURE TERMINOLOGY
	GENERAL
	ADMINISTRATIVE INSTRUCTIONS
	GRADING AND CERTIFICATION
	Lesson 16 Overview
		16-1. Introduction
		16-2. IDENTIFY THE PURPOSE OF THE COMBAT LIFESAVER
		16-3. IDENTIFY TASKS PERFORMED BY THE COMBAT LIFESAVER
		16-4. IDENTIFY MEDICAL SUPPLIES CARRIED BY THE COMBAT LIFESAVER
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 16
	Lesson 17 Initiate an intravenous infusion for hypovolemic shock
		17-1. INTRODUCTION
		17-2. IDENTIFY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK
		17-3. PERFORM PRELIMINARY MEASURES TO TREAT A CASUALTY FOR HYPOVOLEMIC SHOCK
		17-4. PUT ON GLOVES
		17-5. GATHER AND CHECK I.V. SUPPLIES
		17-6. PREPARE THE I.V.
		17-7. SELECT AND PREPARE AN INFUSION SITE
		17-8. INITIATE INFUSION
		17-9. SECURE THE I.V.
		17-10. REMOVE THE CATHETER
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 17
		PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST
	Lesson 18 Measure and monitor a casualty's pulse
		18-1. INTRODUCTION
		18-2. LOCATE THE PULSE SITE
		18-3. TAKE THE CASUALTY'S PULSE
		18-4. MONITOR THE CASUALTY'S PULSE
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 18
		PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST
	Lesson 19 Measure and monitor a casualty's respirations
		19-1. INTRODUCTION
		19-2. COUNT THE CASUALTY'S RESPIRATIONS
		19-3. LOOK FOR CHARACTERISTICS OF NORMAL AND ABNORMAL RESPIRATION
		19-4. MONITOR THE CASUALTY'S RESPIRATIONS
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 19
		PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST
	Lesson 20 Apply a sam splint to a fractured limb
		20-1. INTRODUCTION
		20-2. PREPARE THE CASUALTY FOR APPLICATION OF THE SPLINT
		20-3. APPLY THE SAM SPLINT TO A FRACTURE OF THE FOREARM, WRIST, LOWER LEG, OR ANKLE
		20-4. APPLY THE SAM SPLINT TO A FRACTURE OF THE UPPER ARM (HUMERUS)
		20-5. CHECK THE CASUALTY
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 20
		PERFORMANCE CHECKLIST
	Lesson 21  Insert an oropharyngeal airway in an unconcious casualty
		21-1. INTRODUCTION
		21-2. IDENTIFY WHEN THE OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY IS USED
		21-3. DETERMINE IF THE OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY IS THE APPROPRIATE SIZE
		21-4. INSERT THE OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY
		21-5. MONITOR A CASUALTY WITH AN OROPHARYNGEAL AIRWAY IN PLACE
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 21
	Lesson 22  Administer first aid to chemical agent casualties
		22-1. INTRODUCTION
		22-2. IDENTIFY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF SEVERE NERVE AGENT POISONING
		22-3. TREAT A CASUALTY WITH SEVERE NERVE AGENT POISONING
		22-4. IDENTIFY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE TO BLISTER AGENTS
		22-5. TREAT A CASUALTY EXPOSED TO A BLISTER AGENT
		22-6. IDENTIFY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF EXPOSURE TO CHOKING AGENTS
		22-7. TREAT A CASUALTY EXPOSED TO CHOKING AGENTS
		22.8. IDENTIFY SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF BLOOD AGENT POISONING
		22-9. TREAT A CASUALTY WITH BLOOD AGENT POISONING
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 22
	Lesson 23 Identify a casualty with combat stress reaction
		23-1. INTRODUCTION
		23-2. IDENTIFY THE CAUSES OF COMBAT STRESS
		23-3 IDENTIFY THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MILD COMBAT STRESS REACTION
		23-4. DEALING WITH A CASUALTY WITH MILD COMBAT STRESS REACTION
		23-5. IDENTIFY THE SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF MODERATE/SEVERE COMBAT STRESS REACTION
		23-6. DEALING WITH A CASUALTY WITH MODERATE/SEVERE COMBAT STRESS REACTION
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 23
	Lesson 24 Transport a casualty using a military vehicle
		24-1. INTRODUCTION
		24-2. DETERMINE THE ORDER IN WHICH CASUALTIES ARE TO BE EVACUATED
		24-3. MOVE A CASUALTY USING A FOUR-MAN LITTER SQUAD
		24-4. LOAD CASUALTIES INTO GROUND AMBULANCES
		24-5. LOAD CASUALTIES INTO AIR AMBULANCES
		24-6. LOAD CASUALTIES ON GROUND MILITARY VEHICLES
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 25
	Lesson 25 Evaluate the casualty
		25-1. INTRODUCTION
		25-2. PERFORM A GENERAL SURVEY OF THE SCENE
		25-3. PROTECT CASUALTY FROM HAZARDS
		25-4. PERFORM A PRIMARY SURVEY OF THE CASUALTY
		25-5. PERFORM A SECONDARY SURVEY OF THE CASUALTY
		25-6. MONITOR THE CASUALTY
		25-7. ASSIST THE MEDIC
		PRACTICE EXERCISES: LESSON 26