SERE 100.2 Code of Conduct Flashcards
Test your knowledge on the SERE 100.2 Level A Code of Conduct with these flashcards. Each card covers important terms and guidelines related to personnel recovery and wound treatment. Improve your understanding and prepare effectively for your training.
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SERE 100.2 Code of Conduct Flashcards
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List of Questions13 questions
- Question 1
- report
- Question 2
- Color
- Ratio
- Pattern
- Size
- Question 3
- Clean the wound with an antiseptic
- Apply a clean dressing
- If infected, apply a warm compress 3 - 4 times a day
- All of the above
- Question 4
- The location of your capture
- Your health and welfare
- The health and welfare of fellow captives
- Escape plans
- Question 5
- - Innocent circumstances leading to capture - Health and welfare
- Question 6
- Contact friendly forces
- Gather supplies
- Gain situational awareness
- Evaluate surroundings
- Question 7
- Repair clothing as necessary
- Keep clothing dry
- Keep clean
- Wear clothing loose and layered
- Question 8
- keeping faith
- Question 9
- PAID-E (Perceive, Analyze, Interpret, Decide, Execute)
- Question 10
- Barriers outside of your holding facility
- Tools required for an escape
- Welfare of other captivities
- Type of holding facility
- Question 11
- Pointee-Talkee
- Cultural Smart Cards
- Visual signals
- Maps
- Question 12
- Electronic messages
- Notes
- DNA
- Fingerprints
- Question 13
- Article 1
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- Card 1HintThis is the initial action to start PR.Memory TipReport first, then recover.
- Card 2HintThink about how clear and visible the signals need to be.Memory TipSize & ratio = clear signals.
- Card 3HintWound care involves cleaning, dressing, and warmth.Memory TipClean, dress, warm (if infected).
- Card 4HintThis is allowed during detention.Memory TipHealth & welfare is key in captivity.
- Card 5HintPrioritize innocent reasons and wellbeing.Memory TipInnocent & welfare, keep it brief.
- Card 6HintPrioritize observation and communication with allies.Memory TipSituational awareness & allies first.
- Card 7HintClothing maintenance is key for survivability.Memory TipClothing = dry, clean, and loose.
- Card 8HintHonesty and loyalty are key.Memory TipLoyalty = honorable in captivity.
- Card 9HintThis acronym helps to improve your situational awareness.Memory TipPAID-E, situational awareness.
- Card 10HintPlanning depends on the environment and others.Memory TipTools, barriers, & captives all matter.
- Card 11HintThese aid in communicating with locals.Memory TipLocate locals, communicate.
- Card 12HintThis helps with potential later investigation.Memory TipEvidence = presence noted.
- Card 13HintFocuses on the values of military service.Memory TipSacrifice is core in military service.