| 1. Define the primary purpose of triage in a Mass Casualty (MASCAL) Incident. |
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| 2. Assign acuity levels based on presenting symptoms, vital signs, and medical history. |
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| 3. Identify the recommended Calcium administration for the treatment and prevention of hypocalcemia during blood product administration. |
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| 4. Compare the three methods to administer Tranexamic acid. |
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| 5. Differentiate between the use of Low-titer O Whole Blood and type-specific Whole Blood. |
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| 6. Identify the physiological benefits of Fresh Whole Blood over component therapy in the treatment of hemorrhagic shock. |
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| 7. Perform rapid burn assessment and triage by correctly identifying and calculate the percentage of Total Body Surface Area (TBSA) burned using the Rule of Nines. |
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| 8. Implement Joint Trauma System Clinical Practice Guidelines fluid resuscitation (“Rule of 10s”) for adults. |
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| 9. Differentiate between mild, moderate, and severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) using the Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS) and clinical presentation. |
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| 10. Summarize hemodynamic endpoints in managing TBI patients to prevent secondary brain injuries. |
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| 11. Utilize validated assessment tools for Pain, Anxiety, and Delirium monitoring. |
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| 12. Implement multimodal strategies to manage Pain, Anxiety, and Delirium. |
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| 13. Identify casualties at risk for Airway, Ventilation, Acute Respiratory Syndrome (ARDS) and initiate a lung-protective ventilation strategy. |
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| 14. Summarize the steps to prone a patient in the management of ARDS. |
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