DrillInstructors Post Recruit Knowledge

[Pel]

He had alot of posts so I thought I would start this one to make it easier to reply too

That is the test we will take at boot camp? How many questions is it anyways?

thx

Pel

[hoytarcher45]

The first one you take is at the end of first phase I believe. Its 50 questions and its EASY. The second one you take is one of the last things you do in boot camp, even after The Crucible. That one is about 120? I cant remember. Over 100 though. That one is easy too because the DIs ground everything into your head so much. The tests are not somthing to worry about as much as say...final PFT.

[MelloYello]

My friend told me the 2nd test you take is 170 questions.

[hoytarcher45]

That sounds about right. I think almost all of them are mutiple choice and matching. They do matching for rank structure questions. Two of the questions they showed a snake and a spider and you had to tell what kind it was. Easy stuff.

[Pel]

So the Q and A that drillinstructor provided is just the general mass of knowledge covered? or is it a test? Officers test maybe? Hmmm if you know all of this info I bet the Drill Instructors would get pretty mad.

Pel

[Patty_McOorah]

If you want to get a head start, begin by looking up Marine Corps knowledge online. Learn the rich history of the brotherhood you are about to join. Make sure you study rank structure. The first aid, ucmj, and all that other stuff, you will get classes on and then drilled into your head every night before you hit the rack. Like everyone has said, you will have heard and repeated the answers so much in your 3 months, you will be reciting them in your sleep.

[drillinstructor]

although this is true..you will be drilled. It is a good idea to absorb as much knowledge as possible. Know your General Orders Verbatim and absorb any and everything else you can. That will show good leadership on your part and is a good impression. I am so impressed to see a young man step in front of me the first day and he can spat off knowledge to me...yes my guide for sure if his PT is good............

[iijohnx2kii]

can someone tell me what is exactly on this test in bootcamp?

[drillinstructor]

haha I have Integrity sorry... I can tell you what to study if you wish. I can give you all the ELO's in the recruit knowledge.....

[iijohnx2kii]

alright then. Tell what i should study.

[drillinstructor]

study these ELO's and you will get 100%

[drillinstructor]

RECRUIT STUDY GUIDE REFERENCE

1.Select the personnel responsible for upholding the UCMJ.
-PVTX.01.01a
-Page 92
-All members of the armed forces, (active and reserve).

2.If a Marine is not at his appointed place of duty, what article of the UCMJ has that Marine violated?
-PVTX.01.02a
-Page 92
-Article 86, Absence without leave.

3.If an enlisted Marine tells his peers that their Second Lieutenant Platoon Commander is a total idiot, what article of the UCMJ has that Marine violated?
-PVTX.01.02b
-Page 92
-Article 89, Disrespect toward a superior commissioned officer.

4.If an enlisted Marine punches his/her Company Commander, what article of the UCMJ has that Marine violated?
-PVTX.01.02c
-Page 93
-Article 90, Assaulting or willfully disobeying a superior commissioned officer.

5.If a Private tells a Corporal that he/she will not correct his/her uniform as the Corporal instructed, what article of the UCMJ has that Marine violated?
-PVTX.01.02d
-Page 93
-Article 91, Insubordinate conduct toward a Warrant Officer, NCO, or Petty
Officer.

6.If a Marine steals a pair of shoes from the Exchange, what article of the UCMJ has that Marine violated?
-PVTX.01.02e
-Page 93
-Article 121, Larceny and wrongful appropriation.

7.If a Marine gets involved in a bar fight, what article of the UCMJ has that Marine violated?
-PVTX.01.02f
-Page 93
-Article 128, Assault.



8.If a junior Marine has more than just a working relationship with a senior Marine, what article of the UCMJ has the Marines Violated?
-PVTX.01.02g
-Page 93
-Article 134, General Article.

9.Select the type of punishment that may be given orally or in writing, per Manual for Courts Martial.
-PVTX.01.03a
-Page 94
-Reprimand.

10.If a Marine has ½ of his/her pay and his/her housing allowance taken away, select the type of punishment that Marine received.
-PVTX.01.03b
-Page 94
-Forfeiture of pay and allowances.

11.Select the punishment in which a Marine is liable to the U.S. Government for a stated monetary value.
-PVTX.01.03c
-Page 94
-Fine.

12.Select the type of punishment in which a Marine loses his/her lineal standing.
-PVTX.01.03d
-Page 94
-Loss of numbers.

13.Select the type of punishment in which a Marine loses his/her rank, per Manual for Courts Martial.
-PVTX.01.03e
-Page 94
-Reduction in pay grade.

14.Select the type of punishment in which a Marine is not allowed to leave the base, but can go anywhere on the base.
-PVTX.01.03f
-Page 94
-Restriction.

15.If a Marine is awarded hard labor without confinement, identify the first individual who may award this form of punishment.
-PVTX.01.03g
-Page 95
-Battalion Commander.
16.If a Marine is placed in police custody, and taken to the Brig, select the type of punishment the Marine received.
-PVTX.01.03h
-Page 94
-Confinement.

17.Select the type of punishment that may be imposed aboard ship.
-PVTX.01.03i
-Page 94
-Confinement on bread and water.

18.If a Marine receives a dishonorable discharge, select the type of punishment the Marine received.
-PVTX.01.03j
-Page 94
-Punitive separation.

19.If a Marine is convicted of a capitol offence, select the most severe type of punishment that may be imposed.
-PVTX.01.03k
-Page 94
-Death.

20.Select the court-martial that the accused has the right to object to.
-PVTX.01.04a
-Page 95
-Summary Court-Martial.

21.Select the court-martial in which a bad-conduct discharge is the only punitive discharge may be awarded.
-PVTX.01.04b
-Page 96
-Special Court-Martial.

22.Select the court-martial in which the death penalty may be imposed.
-PVTX.01.04c
-Page 96
-General Court-Martial.

23.Select the rights provided by Article 31.
-PVTX.01.05a
-Page 96
-Right to remain silent, right to talk to a lawyer.



24.Select the offences in which NJP can be given.
-PVTX.01.06a
-Page 97
-Article 121, Larceny.

25.If a Marine receives Company level NJP, select the appropriate punishment that may be awarded.
-PVTX.01.06b
-Page 97
-Restriction.

26.If a Marine is separating from the Marine Corps after 4 years of faithful service with 3.0/4.0 Pro/Con marks, select the type of discharge he/she would receive.
-PVTX.01.08a
-Page 98
-Honorable.

27.If a Marine has a medical problem restricting the Marine’s performance of duties, select the type of discharge he/she would receive.
-PVTX.01.08b
-Page 98
-General, Under Honorable Conditions.

28.If a Marine’s conduct has included drug abuse and administrative action is taken instead of a court-martial, select the type of discharge he/she would receive.
-PVTX.01.08c
-Page 98
-General, Under Other Than Honorable Conditions.

29.If a Marine was convicted by a Special Court-Martial, select the type of discharge he/she would receive.
-PVTX.01.08d
-Page 99
-Bad Conduct Discharge.

30.If a Marine was convicted of a General Court-Martial, select the type of discharge he/she would receive.
-PVTX.01.08e
-Page 99
-Dishonorable.

31.If a Marine has a pay problem, select the appropriate course of action.
-PVTX.01.07a
-Page 192
-Request Mast.

32.If a Marine kills an enemy clergyman in a wartime environment, select the principal of the Law of War the Marine violated.
-PVTX.01.09b
-Page 152
-Marines fight only enemy combatants.

33.If a Marine neglects to provide first aid to an enemy soldier after a firefight, select the principal of the Law of War the Marine has violated.
-PVTX.01.09b
-Page 152
-Marines collect and care for the wounded, whether friend or foe.

34.If a Marine shoots an enemy doctor, select the principal of the Law of War the Marine has violated.
-PVTX.01.09c
-Page 152
-Marines do not attack medical personnel, facilities, or equipment.

35.If a Marine’s mission is to demolish a bridge, but he also decides to blow up a church, select the principal of the Law of War the Marine has violated.
-PVTX.01.09d
-Page 153
-Marines do not destroy more than the mission requires.

36.If a Marine steals a gold ring from an enemy corpse, select the Law of War the Marine has violated.
-PVTX.01.09e
-Page 153
-Marines do not steal.

37.Select the item that a Marine is not to accept from his captors, per the third article of the Code of Conduct.
-PVTX.10.01a
-Page 155
-Parole.

38.Select the four items that a Marine is required to give to his captors, per the fifth article of the Code of Conduct.
-PVTX.10.01b
-Page 156
-Name, Rank, Service Number, and Date of Birth.

39.Select the right of a POW.
-PVTX.10.02a
-Page 157
-Receive mail.
40.Select the obligation of a prisoner of war (POW).
-PVTX.10.03a
-Page 158
-Perform nonmilitary labor that is not humiliating, dangerous, or unhealthy for pay.

41.Identify one of the elements of the Marine Corps mission.
-PVTX.02.01a
-Page 164
-Perform duties, which the President may direct.

42.Select the location of the 1st Marine Division.
-PVTX.02.08a
-Page 164
-Camp Pendleton, California.

43.Select the location of the 2nd Marine Division.
-PVTX.02.08b
-Page 164
-Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

44.Select the location of the 3rd Marine Division.
-PVTX.02.08c
-Page 164
-Okinawa, Japan

45.Select the location of the 4th Marine Division Headquarters.
-PVTX.02.08d
-Page 164
-New Orleans, Louisiana.

46.Select the location of the 1st Marine Air Wing.
-PVTX.02.08e
-Page 164
-Okinawa, Japan.

47.Select the location of the 2nd Marine Air Wing.
-PVTX.02.08f
-Page 164
-Cherry Point, North Carolina.

48.Select the location of the 3rd Marine Air Wing.
-PVTX.02.08g
-Page 164
-Miramar, California.


49.Select the location of the 1st Marine Force Service Support Group.
-PVTX.02.08h
-Page 164
-Camp Pendleton, California.

50.Select the location of the 2nd Marine Force Service Support Group.
-PVTX.02.08i
-Page 164
-Camp Lejeune, North Carolina.

51.Select the location of the 3rd Marine Force Service Support Group.
-PVTX.02.08j
-Page 164
-Okinawa, Japan

52.Identify the four core elements of the MAGTF.
-PVTX.02.09a
-Page 165
-Command, Ground Combat, Aviation Combat, and Combat Service Support.

53.If a Marine detail is carrying the National Ensign, select the item describing the National Ensign.
-PVTX.02.05ab
-Page 113
-Colors.

54.If a flag is mounted on a vehicle, select the item describing the flag.
-PVTX.02.05ac
-Page 113
-Standard.

55.If a platoon is marching behind the guide carrying a flag, select the item describing the flag.
-PVTX.02.05ad
-Page 113
-Guidon.

56.This flag is flown during inclement weather and measures 5 x 9 ½ ft. It is called what?
-PVTX.02.06c
-Page 114
-Storm Flag.

[drillinstructor]

57.This flag is flown on Sunday and Holidays and it measures 20 x 38 ft. It is called what?
-PVTX.02.06a
-Page 114
-Garrison Flag.

58.This flag is flown on weekdays and Saturdays and it measures 10 x 19 ft. It is called what?
-PVTX.02.06b
-Page 114
-Post Flag.

59.Identify the procedures for boarding a ship.
-PVTX.02.05ae
-Page 112
-Face the rear of the ship and salute (the National Ensign), then salute the Officer of the Deck and ask, “Request permission to come aboard”.

60.Identify the procedures for debarking a ship.
-PVTX.02.05af
-Page 113
-Salute the Officer of the Deck and ask, “Request permission to go ashore” then face the rear of the ship and salute the National Ensign.

61.Select the procedures for entering a vessel, such as a small liberty boat, given a Private, a Sergeant, a Captain, and a Colonel.
-PVTX.02.05ag
-Page 113
-The Private would board first, the Sergeant second, followed by the Captain, and then the Colonel.

62.Select the procedures for exiting a vessel, such as a small liberty boat, given a Private, a Sergeant, a Captain, and a Colonel.
-PVTX.02.05ah
-Page 113
-The Colonel would exit first, the Captain second, followed by the Sergeant, and then the Private.

Naval terms.
63.Bow.
-PVTX.02.07c
-Page 116
-Front of ship.



64.Aft.
-PVTX.02.07d
-Page 116
-Rear of ship.

65.Galley.
-PVTX.02.07e
-Page 116
-Kitchen.

66.Brightwork.
-PVTX.02.07f
-Page 116
-Brass on a ship.

67.Scuttlebutt.
-PVTX.02.07g
-Page 116
-Fountain or gossip.

68.If a Marine reports to a new command, select the uniform the Marine should wear, per MCO 1020.34F.
-PVTX.02.07b
-Page 116
-Service “A”.

69.Identify clothing items that are proper civilian attire per MCO 1020.34f.
-PVTX.04.07a
-Page 201
-Clothing that is neat in appearance, proper fit and size, and is conservative in nature.

70.Identify occasions for wearing civilian attire.
-PVTX.04.07b
-Page 202
-Leave, liberty, aboard ship, outside the United States.

71.Identify the uniform item authorized for wear with civilian attire.
-PVTX.04.07c
-Page 202
-All footwear, black leather gloves, service sweater.





72.Identify clothing items that are eccentric or fail to meet standards, per
MCO 1020.34f.
-PVTX.04.07d
-Page 202
-Clothing with ethnic remarks, earrings on male Marines.

73.Select the uniform that matches the picture.
-PVTX.04.05a
-Page 168
-Service “A”.

74.Select the uniform that matches the picture.
-PVTX.04.05b
-Page 168
-Service “B”.

75.Select the uniform that matches the picture.
-PVTX.04.05c
-Page 168
-Service “C”.

76.Select the uniform that matches the picture.
-PVTX.04.05d
-Page 169
-Dress Blue “D”.

77.Identify the categories of authorized awards.
-PVTX.02.10a
-Page 176
-Personal, Service and Unit.

78.What is the primary objective of Marine Corps leadership?
-PVTX.05.01a
-Page 159
-To instill in all Marines that they are warriors first in order to win wars.

79.Select the statement describing the Marine Corps policy on the distribution of illegal drugs.
-PVTX.06.01a
-Page 267
-Not tolerated.




80.Select the statement describing the Marine Corps policy on the possession on illegal drugs and drug paraphernalia per MCO 5300.12A.
-PVTX.06.01b
-Page 267
-Not tolerated.

81.Select the statement describing the illegal use of drugs.
-PVTX.06.01c
-Page 267
-Not tolerated.

82.Select the statement that describes the urinalysis-testing program, per MCO 5300.12A.
-PVTX.06.02a
-Page 268
-Designed to identify and deter illegal drug use.

83.Select the purpose of the Marine Corps urinalysis program.
-PVTX.06.02b
-Page 268
- Established for the systematic screening of Marines regardless of rank for the presence of drugs.

84.Select the statement that describes alcoholism.
-PVTX.06.04a
-Page 268
-Use of alcohol that effects performance, debilitates health, and contributes to disorderly conduct.

85.Identify the indicators of alcohol abuse.
-PVTX.06.04b
-Page 268
-Blackouts, hangovers, fatigue, illness, conflict.

86.Identify the Marine Corps policy on tobacco use in the workplace.
-PVTX.06.05a
-Page 269
-Tobacco use is legal, but discouraged due to health risks.

87.Identify the definition of leave.
-PVTX.07.02a
-Page 227
-Authorized absence which is charged against leave accounts.



88.Identify how leave is accrued.
-PVTX.07.02b
-Page 227
-Every month a Marine earns 2 ½ days.

89.Identify the types of leave.
-PVTX.07.02c
-Page 228
-Advanced, Annual, Convalescent, and Emergency.

90.Identify the 2 types of liberty.
-PVTX.07.02d
-Page 228
-Regular and Special.

91.Select the mark of “excellent” in Proficiency/Conduct marks for a Marine.
-PVTX.07.04a
-Page 189
-4.5/4.5

92.The threatening of one’s career in exchange for sexual favors in a work-related environment is the definition of what?
-PVTX.07.05a
-Page 254
-Sexual harassment

93.Fair and equal treatment to every person, regardless of age, sex, race, or religion is the definition of what?
-PVTX.07.06a
-Page 212
-Equal Opportunity.

94.A social or business contact among Marines of different grades that undermines good order and discipline is the definition of what?
-PVTX.07.07a
-Page 218
-Fraternization.

95.If a Marine’s MOS is 0311, what numbers describe his Occupational Field?
-PVTX.07.10
-Page 178
-03.




96.Identify the procedures for challenging personnel.
-PVTX.09.03b
-Page 126
-1) Take cover. 2) State “Halt, who goes there?” 3) If not recognized state “Advance to be recognized.” 4) If not recognized examine ID. If not recognized detain and call the Corporal of the guard.

97.Select the six billets of the interior guard per NAVMC 2691A.
-PVTX.09.04a
-Page 128
-Sentries, Corporal of the Guard, sergeant of the guard, Commander of the guard, Officer of the Day, Commanding Officer.

98.The efforts of an individual used against another to cause death, substantial risk of death, or serious bodily harm is the definition of what?
-PVTX.09.05a
-Page 131
-Deadly Force.

99.The unlawful use of violence against individuals to intimidate governments to achieve political, religious, or ideological objectives is the definition of what?
-PVTX.09.06a
-Page 194
-Terrorism

100.Select the 4 measures of self-protection against terrorism.
-PVTX.09.07a
-Page 197
-Maintain a low profile, be unpredictable, remain alert, and protect your vehicle.

101.Select the birthplace of the United States Marine Corps.
-PVTX.02.02a
-Page 44
-Tun Tavern located in Philadelphia, PA.

102.Select the birth date of the United States Marine Corps.
-PVTX.02.02b
-Page 43
-10 November 1775.

103.Select the location of the first amphibious assault in Marine Corps history, which was lead by Samuel Nicholas.
-PVTX.02.02c
-Page 44
-New Providence, Bahamas.

104.Select the Marine Known as “the Grand Old Man of the Marine Corps,” who served 38 years as Commandant of the Marine Corps and initiated the “Force in Readiness” concept.
-PVTX.02.02d
-Page 47
-Archibald Henderson.


105.Identify the first Marine to be awarded the Medal of Honor.
-PVTX.02.02ab
-Page 48
-John Mackie.

106.This uniform item is a cross-shaped braid worn by Marine officers and originated to enable sharpshooters to distinguish between friend and foe.
-PVTX.02.03a
-Page 45
-Quatrefoil.

107.Identify the origin of the term “Leatherneck”.
-PVTX.02.04a
-Page 45
-Nickname given to Marines because they wore leather collars from 1775-1875.

108.Identify the origin of the Mameluke sword.
-PVTX.02.03b
-Page 46
-Given to Lieutenant O’Bannon for actions at Tripoli.

109.Identify the significance of the scarlet trouser stripe.
-PVTX.02.03c
-Page 47
-Worn by all noncommissioned officers, staff noncommissioned officers, and officers for actions at Chapultepec.

110.Identify the significance of the Marine NCO sword.
-PVTX.02.03d
-Page 48
-Marine NCOs are the only NCOs authorized to carry a sword.

111.Identify the significance of the three elements of the Marine Corps emblem.
-PVTX.02.03e
-Page 48
-Eagle for Nation, Globe for worldwide service, Anchor for Naval traditions.


112.Identify the meaning of the Marine Corps Motto “Semper Fidelis”.
-PVTX.02.04b
-Page 49
-Always Faithful.

113.Select the two Marines awarded two Marine Corps Medals of Honor.
-PVTX.02.02e
-Page 54
-Daly and Butler.

114.Select the year Marine aviation began.
-PVTX.02.02f
-Page 54
-1912

115.Select the thirteenth Commandant of the Marine Corps who guided the Corps toward the amphibious assault role, established the Marine Corps Institute, and organized Headquarters, Marine Corps.
-PVTX.02.02g
-Page 56
-John A. Lejeune.

116.Select the customs associated with the Marine Corps Birthday.
-PVTX.02.07a
-Page 59
-Troop formations, Marine Corps Ball, Lejeune’s Birthday Message.

117.Select the date women joined the United States Marine Corps.
-PVTX.02.02h
-Page 54
-1918.

118.Identify the historical significance of the French fourragere.
-PVTX.02.03f
-Page 57
-Worn for accomplishments at Belleau Wood, Soissons and Blanc Mont.

119.Identify the origin of the term “First to Fight”.
-PVTX.02.04c
-Page 54
-Recruiting poster slogan during WWI.

120.Identify the origin of the term “Devil Dog”.
-PVTX.02.04d
-Page 56
-Nickname given to Marines by German Soldiers.
121.Select the first amphibious landing, which applied the principals established by the 1938 Fleet Training Publication 167.
-PVTX.02.02i
-Page 63
-Guadalcanal.

122.Select the battle, which proved the need for more Landing Vehicles Tracked (LVTs).
-PVTX.02.02j
-Page 64
-Tarawa.

123.Select the battle, which was fought in order to provide a landing strip for strategic
bombers.
-PVTX.02.02k
-Page 65
-Iwo Jima.

124.Select the Marine who was awarded the Medal of Honor for actions during the battle of Guadalcanal and gave his life on Iwo Jima.
-PVTX.02.02l
-Page 64
-John Basilone

125.Identify the significance of the phrase “Uncommon Valor was a common Virtue.
-PVTX.02.04e
-Page 66
-Stated by Chester Nimitz about Marines at Iwo Jima.

126.Select the battle where the First Provisional Marine Brigade had to reinforce the U.S. Army’s 24th Division in South Korea.
-PVTX.02.04m
-Page 69
-Pusan.

127.Select the amphibious landing, which was opposed by nearly all high-ranking officials in the Department of Defense.
-PVTX.02.02n
-Page 70
-Inchon.

128.Select the battle in which General Smith stated, “We are not retreating, we are attacking in a different direction”.
-PVTX.02.02o
-Page 70
-Chosin Reservoir.

[drillinstructor]

129.Select the Marine awarded five Navy Crosses.
-PVTX.02.04p
-Page 71
-Col. Puller.

130.Select the three developments, which were the result of the fighting in Korea.
-PVTX.02.03q
-Page 72
-Flak jackets, thermal boots, Vertical Envelopment doctrine.

131.Select the year the office of the Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps was established.
-PVTX.02.04r
-Page 73
-1957.

132.Select the battle in which Marines were held under a 77-day siege by the NVA.
-PVTX.02.02s
-Page 77
-Khe Sanh.

133.Select the significance of the TET offensive.
-PVTX.02.02t
-Page 77
-The North Vietnamese met with disaster while trying to capture South Vietnamese cities.

134.Select the battle during the TET offensive in which Marines had to fight house-to-house and street-to-street.
-PVTX.02.02u
-Page 77
-Hue.

135.Select the Marine who was instrumental in the development of the Marine Scout Sniper Program.
-PVTX.02.02v
-Page 79
-Carlos Hathcock.

136.Select the operation in which the Marines evacuated American medical students from Grenada.
-PVTX.02.02w
-Page 81
-Urgent Fury.

137.Select the date the Marine Barracks was bombed killing 220 Marines in Beirut, Lebanon.
-PVTX.02.02x
-Page 81
-23 October 1983.

138.Select the operation in which Marines were sent to apprehend Manuel Noriega.
-PVTX.02.02y
-Page 83
-Just Cause.

139.Select the battle, which was the first ground engagement with Iraqi forces in the Persian Gulf.
-PVTX.02.02z
-Page 86
-Al-Khafji

140.Select the operation in which Marines were engaged in 27 firefights while conducting humanitarian operations in Somalia.
-PVTX.02.02aa
-Page 87
-Restore Hope.

141.Identify the means of protection used to prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
-PVTX.07.08a
-Page 274
-Condoms, Monogamy, Abstinence.

142.Identify the three forms of contraception.
-PVTX.07.11a
-Page 267
-Condoms, diaphragms, spermicidal creams.

143.Identify the symptoms of pregnancy.
-PVTX.07.11b
-Page 275
-Fatigue, swollen breasts, vomiting.

144.Identify the responsibilities associated with parenthood.
-PVTX.07.11c
-Page 276
-Balance demands of a service career, and family responsibilities.




145.Select the symptoms of immersion foot.
-PVTX.17.01y
-Page 33
-Pale bluish skin as the pulse decreases.

146.Select the procedures for treating a blister.
-PVTX.17.01z
-Page 34
-Leave blister alone and keep feet dry.

147.Slect the methods for preventing a foot injury.
-PVTX.17.02c
-Page 35
-Keep feet clean and dry and wear properly fitting boots and socks.

148.Select the first action taken upon viewing a person lying motionless on the deck.
-PVTX.17.01a
-Page 5
-Ask the person if they are O.K.

149.Select the four-lifesaving steps.
-PVTX.17.01b
-Page 5
-Start the breathing, stop the bleeding, protect the wound, and treat for shock.

150.Select the procedures for mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
-PVTX.17.01d
-Page 5
-Survey the scene. Open the airway using head tilt/chin lift method. Check for breathing. Pinch nose and give 2 breaths. Check for pulse. Give 12 breaths per minute.

151.Select the procedures for mouth-to-nose resuscitation.
-PVTX.17.01e
-Page 7
-Survey the scene. Open the airway using head tilt/chin lift method. Check for breathing. Give 2 breathes through the nose. Check for pulse. Give 12 breathes per minute.

152.Select the procedures for chest-pressure arm lift respiration.
-PVTX.17.01f
-Page 7
-Press the casualty’s hands directly down, lift arms vertically, stretch the arms backward, and replace the casualty’s hands on the chest.



153.Select the wound that can be treated with a field dressing only.
-PVTX.17.01g
-Page 12
-Sucking chest wound.

154.Select the wound that can be treated with a pressure dressing.
-PVTX.1701h
-Page 12
-Amputation.

155.Select the procedures for treating a victim for shock.
-PVTX.17.01j
-Page 15
-Position the victim, elevate the victim’s feet, prevent overheating or chilling, calm the victim.

156.Select the procedures for treating a closed fracture.
-PVTX.17.01k
-Page 17
-Gather materials, pad splints, apply splint, and tie non-slip knots on inboard side of limb.

157.Select the procedures for treating an open head wound.
-PVTX.17.01n
-Page 18
-Place a field dressing over the wound without pushing the brain back into the skull. Put no unnecessary pressure on the wound.

158.Select the procedures for treating an abdominal wound.
-PVTX.17.01p
-Page 22
-Give the victim nothing to eat/drink, remove clothing to expose wound, apply field dressing, and tie tails with a non-slip knot to the side of the wound.

159.Select the symptoms of a heat stroke.
-PVTX.17.01r
-Page 27
-Hot dry skin. Experience headaches and confusion. Weak pulse and breathing.

160.Select the procedures for treating heat exhaustion.
-PVTX.17.01s
-Page 26
-Move the victim to a shady area. Have the victim lie down and elevate legs. Remove clothing. Pour water on victim. Have victim drink at least one canteen slowly.


161.Select the methods for preventing a heat injury.
-PVTX.17.02a
-Page 27
-Acclimatization, consume salt in daily diet and salt food to taste, and drink water frequently.

162.Select a symptom of hypothermia.
-PVTX.17.01t
-Page 30
-Slow shallow breath.

163.Select the procedure for treating frostbite.
-PVTX.17.01u
-Page 28
-Place hands under armpits.

164.Select the method(s) for preventing a cold injury.
-PVTX.17.02b
-Page 31
-Proper clothing.

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