1. Which medical intervention would you most likely perform in a hot zone?

2. Which of the following teams frequently assist TEMS providers on the scene?

3. When approaching the hot zone, you notice that a patient is lying on the ground with his gun at his side. You signal to him that you’re approaching, but don’t receive a response. As you move closer, you identify yourself and express your intention to help him. He doesn’t yell back and he has yet to move in your presence. What should you do?

4. You have reached the side of a patient who has been shot in the leg by a sniper. In the prone position, you disarm your patient and assess his vital signs. You then place the patient in the recovery position and inspect the patient for additional injuries. A line of blood on the ground that stretches around the corner tells you that the patient moved away from the location where he was shot. You are most likely in the

5. What is the first step the tactical leader should take after learning of an emergency?