Warrior Skills Level 1 - Leader Development for Army Professionals

Performance Measures GO NO GO
b. Tourniquet was placed at least 2 inches above the
wound between the wound and the heart but not on a joint or
straight over a wound or a fracture.
c. Tourniquet was well applied and secured.
6. Performed steps 1 through 5, as necessary, in sequence. —— ——
7. If a tourniquet was applied, marked the casualty's —— ——
forehead with a letter T and the time.
8. If applicable and the situation allowed, saved severed —— ——
limbs or body parts and transported them with the casualty.
9. Watched the casualty always for life-threatening
conditions, checked for other injuries (if necessary), and
—— ——
treated for shock. Sought medical aid.
Evaluation Guidance: Refer to chapter 1, paragraph 1-9e, (1) and (2).
References
Required:
Related:
081-831-1051
Transport a Casualty using a Military Vehicle
Conditions: You have evaluated and provided first aid to a casualty. You
have determined that the casualty must be evacuated to receive further
medical treatment. A military vehicle (ground vehicle or rotary-wing
aircraft) is available. You have a litter and straps to secure the patient and
the litter.
Standards: Secure the casualty on a litter and load the litter onto a
military vehicle (ground vehicle or rotary-wing aircraft) without causing
undo pain or further harm to the casualty.
Performance Steps
1. Determine the order in which casualties are to be evacuated.
a. First priority.
(1) Serious respiratory problems.
(2) Severe blood loss.
(3) Second and third degree burns of the face, neck, or perineum.
(4) Closed head injuries, with decreasing mental status.
(5) Poor blood circulation in a limb or with no detectable circulation
in a limb.
b. Second priority.
(1) Chest wounds.
(2) Abdominal wounds.
(3) Extensive, serious eye injuries.
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