2023年5月25日 · If a penetrating eye injury is noted or suspected, three steps must be taken: Perform a rapid field test of visual acuity and document findings. Rapid visual acuity testing includes the ability to read print, count fingers, identity hand motion, and/or differentiate light from dark. Cover the affected eye with a rigid eye shield, NOT a pressure ...

2022年5月10日 · 13.1 Penetrating Eye Injury; 13.2 Rigid Eye Shield; 14.1 Analgesia Administration; 14.2 Antibiotics Administration; 14.3 Combat Wound Medication Pill Pack; 16. Burn Treartment; 17. Splinting; 18.1 Radial Pulse Assessment; 18.2 Carotid Pulse Assessment; 19.1 DD Form 1380 TCCC Card; 19.2 9-Line MEDEVAC and MIST Preparation

EXAMINE the eyes for any 02 deformities, contusions, abrasions, penetrating objects, bruising (black eye(s)), lacerations, or swelling. NOTE: Even if a penetrating wound is not obvious, treat any swelling or abrasions as this type of eye injury. a pressure patch). NOTE: Do not cover the unafected eye (unless it is also injured).

TCCC Eye Shield is a malleable and light weight perforated metal screen that is frequently placed over an injured or postoperative eye. White Protective Cloth Cover enhances comfort for the wearer.

In this segment, I'm going to do a step-by-step review of the new 2019 TCCC Guidelines using the "MARCHE-PAWSB" pneumonic. My goal is to hopefully promote a deeper understanding of the guidelines that'll lead to smooth application of tactical medicine on the battlefield.

• Describe the application of a rigid eye shield to a trauma casualty in Tactical Field Care. • Identify the reasons for avoiding the application of any pressure

Cover the affected eye with a rigid eye shield, NOT a pressure patch. A pressure dressing could result in permanent loss of vision. Place a rigid eye shield on only one eye, unless both eyes are injured. Covering both eyes turns an otherwise ambulatory casualty into a litter casualty.

Penetrating Eye Trauma - If penetrating eye injury is noted or suspected: Perform a rapid field test of visual acuity and document findings. Cover eye with a rigid eye shield (not a pressure patch).

Cover the affected eye with a rigid eye shield, NOT a pressure patch. A pressure dressing could result in permanent loss of vision. Place a rigid eye shield on only one eye, unless both eyes are injured. Covering both eyes turns an otherwise ambulatory casualty into a litter casualty.

IDENTIFY basic care of an eye injury in accordance with CoTCCC Guidelines. DEMONSTRATE the application of a rigid eye shield to a trauma casualty in Tactical Field Care.