TCCC Blast Injury
VALOR ProgramSet in a field environment, the casualty has suffered a right leg amputation and right sided pneumothorax after IED injury. Participants must apply two leg tourniquets, identify all wounds, recognize tension pneumothorax, perform a needle decompression, and give a dose of antibiotics.
Set in a field environment, the casualty has suffered a right leg amputation and right sided pneumothorax after IED injury. Participants must apply two leg...
TCCC Dual Patient
VALOR ProgramSet in a field environment, participants need to perform a MARCH assessment and manage life-threatening injuries for two wounded casualties. They both suffered blunt traumatic injuries. One casualty has a significant blunt head injury. The other casualty had blunt abdominal, chest, and lower extremity injuries. Participants will have to work...
Set in a field environment, participants need to perform a MARCH assessment and manage life-threatening injuries for two wounded casualties. They both suffered blunt traumatic...
TCCC Entrapment
VALOR ProgramSet in a field environment, participants respond to a vehicle crash with two entrapped soldiers quickly requiring extrication. One soldier has a bleeding arm wound that requires a tourniquet, but they can be pulled to safety. The driver has a pinned/crushed leg and is unable to be moved, requiring a...
Set in a field environment, participants respond to a vehicle crash with two entrapped soldiers quickly requiring extrication. One soldier has a bleeding arm wound...
TCCC Penetrating Trauma
VALOR ProgramSet in a field environment, participants evaluate a casualty who suffered multiple gunshot wounds. The location is now secure. Participants should perform a MARCH survey, decompress tension pneumothorax, place leg tourniquet, and apply a foley to a junctional axillary wound.
Set in a field environment, participants evaluate a casualty who suffered multiple gunshot wounds. The location is now secure. Participants should perform a MARCH survey,...
Virtual Manikin™ — Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)
VALOR ProgramThis scenario allows full moderator control of patient vital signs, clinical features, and learning objectives. Potential environments include a jungle scene, desert road, HH-60 helicopter, and forward surgical tent. There are also multiple male and female patient options to select.
This scenario allows full moderator control of patient vital signs, clinical features, and learning objectives. Potential environments include a jungle scene, desert road, HH-60 helicopter,...