saline lock and intravenous infusion Initiate treatment for hypovolemic shock and prevent hypothermia React to indirect fire Triage casualties Insert nasopharyngeal airway Treat a penetrating chest wound Perform needle chest decompression Treat an open head injury Treat an open abdominal wound Immobilize a suspected fracture of the arm Treat lacerations, contusions, and extrusions of the eye Prepare a Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC) Card Evacuate casualties using two-person carries or drags Load casualties onto ground evacuation platform (M996, M997, or M113) Combat Testing Lane 2 Disassemble, assemble, and perform a functions check on an M9 Pistol React to an UXO or possible IED Submit Explosive Hazard Spot Report Protect yourself from chemical/biological contamination using your assigned protective mask Decontaminate yourself using chemical decontamination kits Protect yourself from CBRN injury/contamination with Joint Services Lightweight Integrated Suit Technology (JSLIST) chemical protective ensemble Perform self-aid for mild nerve agent poisoning Submit NBC 1 Report Protect yourself from chemical or biological injury/contamination when removing Mission Oriented Protective Posture using JSLIST Store the M40-series protective mask with/without hood Load casualties onto nonstandard vehicle (5-ton M-1085, M-1093, or 2 ½-ton M-1081) Load casualties onto nonstandard vehicle (2 ½-ton, 6x6 or 5-ton, 6x6, Cargo Truck) Load casualties onto nonstandard vehicle (1 ¼-ton, 4x4, M998) Combat Testing Lane 3 Move over, through, or around obstacles Evacuate casualties using litter carries Extricate casualties from a vehicle Evacuate a casualty using a SKED litter Load casualties onto ground evacuation platform (Stryker Medical Evacuation Vehicle [MEV] M1113) Load casualties onto a UH-60 helicopter Load casualties onto a HH-60L helicopter Establish a helicopter landing point Assemble and operate SINCGARS or SINCGARS (ASIP) Load FH/COMSEC data and conduct radio check using SINCGARS or SINGCARS (ASIP) Prepare and transmit a MEDEVAC request (using Secure Mode radio) Forced Road March 12-mile road march with a standard fighting load to be completed in under three hours. The candidate may not sling his/her assigned weapon or take off any of his/her worn equipment at any time during the road march. The candidate must complete the road march with the assigned gear and equipment from start to finish. An inspection of the candidate's equipment is conducted at the end of the road march. This is the final task that the candidate must complete; successful completion is followed by the graduation ceremony and badge presentation. Previous test requirements (before 2008) Comprehensive Written Test 100 multiple choice questions; 75% to