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- [Yvonne] Contingency
planning is a big part

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of a medic's training, such
as with a mass casualty

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exercise conducted here on Camp Taji.

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Members of the 40th
Combat Aviation Brigade,

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Troop Medical Clinic,
use the exercise to put

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their skills to the test.

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- This exercise is to
get everybody familiar

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with the processes that
goes into a MASCAL.

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Any incident that involves
more than four to six patients

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than we can handle comfortably,
we want to be ready for.

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Everybody has a job out here.

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We want to be able to
handle that type of care.

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I need litter bearers over here!

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I need litter bearers.

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(indistinct chatter)

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- [Man] Straight into one.

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- [Blair] All right, what
do you got in delayed?

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- I moved them to minimal.

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It was bleeding, superficial.

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They're both controlled, airways are fine,

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breathing's fine.

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- [Blair] Okay.

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Okay, let's get 'em to minimal.

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Lieutenant Bruce, you
have them over in minimal?

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(overlapping chatter)

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Bilateral lower leg amputation?

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Okay.

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He's obviously gonna be our first to go

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once they stabilize him.

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- [Man] He's goin' in now.

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I also have an open abdominal wound.

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He's a medium.

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- [Man] Okay, let's check him out.

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- 45.

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- Okay, let's get him
to immediate right now.

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(groaning and chatter)

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- Huh?
- Massive hemorrhage.

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- This guy here I'm not putting in.

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(man screaming)

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- I'm sorry, massive hemorrhage.

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- Okay.

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Alright.

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Alright, come on, buck up.

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(overlapping chatter)

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He's evac number two, then.

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- He's hypotensive--
- Okay.

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All right.

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(man mumbling incoherently)

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Evac number three, okay.

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All right, one A, one B, and
two are definitely going.

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- [Man] We've got four evacs right now.

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- Right.
- Okay.

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- [Blair] How're we doin' here? Okay?

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- [Man] She's doing okay.

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- [Blair] Controlled bleeding?

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Okay, birds incoming, bird landing now!

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All right, let's index.

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(overlapping chatter)

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- [Soldiers] Index!

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- [Man] Index!

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- [Man] Index!

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- Okay, guys we're right
where they needed to be

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80% of the time.

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That's good.

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That's an improvement.

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That's what we were looking for.

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- [Yvonne] There are many
moving parts to this exercise,

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but now they have the
confidence to coordinate

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and orchestrate the chaos that comes with

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potential disasters, and
maintain command and control

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to effectively react
and interact as a team.

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Reporting from Camp Taji, Iraq,

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I'm Army Staff Sergeant Yvonne Najera.

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- Okay, 'cause I need to know who's who.

