1
Q
Medical Evacuation reference?
A
ATP 4-02.2
2
Q
DIV Surgeons Handbook reference?
A
FM 4-02.2
3
Q
When and Where was the first documented Rotary wing CASEVAC, and What aircraft was used?
A
Burma in April of 1944, Sikorsky YR-4B
4
Q
Primary mission of the aeromedevac?
A
Provide air ambulance medical evacuation support, both DS and GS within the BCT and EAB.
5
Q
Secondary mission of the aeromedevac?
A
- Expeditious delivery of whole blood, biological, and medical supplies
6
Q
Advantages of Aeromedevac
A
- Enroute treatment
- Speed
- Versatility
- Flexibility
7
Q
Disadvantages of Aeromedevac
A
- Weather and limited visibility
- Enemy situation
- Limited/priority aircraft
- Landing zone considerations
8
Q
Responsibility of Requesting Unit
A
- Light and mark pickup site
- Tactical support and security
- Patient preparation and consolidation
- Assignment of litter teams
- Brief pilot of enemy situation
- Mark friendly positions
- Guide in aircraft
9
Q
Nine Line Medevac
A
- Line 1: Location - 8 digit grid coordinate
- Line 2: Call Sign
- Line 3: Patients by Precedence
PEACETIME (URGENT, URGENT SURGICAL, PRIORITY, ROUTINE, CONVENIENCE)
NATO (URGENT, PRIORITY, ROUTINE) - Line 4: Special Equipment
- Line 5: Patients by Type
- Line 6: Situation
WARTIME (Security of pickup site)
PEACETIME (Number, Type, and Description of wounds injuries, and illnesses) - Line 7: Method of Marking
DAY (VS-17 Panel, Signalman, Smoke)
NIGHT (Lights, Strobes, Pen Flares, IR Buzz saw) - Line 8: Patient Nationality and Status
- Line 9: Situation
WARTIME (CBRN Contamination, Report type of agents)
PEACETIME (Terrain Description)
10
Q
MIST Report
A
MIST
M - Mechanism of Injury
I - Injury type
S - Signs / Symptoms
T - Treatment
