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               General instruction for Canine Trauma Combat Casualty Care Card
          PURPOSE: The Canine Tactical Combat Casualty Care (cTCCC) card is for documenting a trauma or
             disease non-battle injury (DNBI) at the point of injury anywhere a canine is deployed in support
             of DoD operations. The cTCCC card will be filled out by the handler or provider who attends to
             the canine’s trauma or DNBI. After medical treatment and resuscitation care is provided, the
             cTCCC card can be handed off to the nearest veterinary treatment facility or supporting
             veterinary unit to be scanned, uploaded and emailed to dog.consult@us.af.mil or the unit
             providing care can email directly. Once the MWD Trauma Registry is online, the first veterinary
             unit can input the information into the registry and scan the cTCCC card to upload into ROVR.
             The cTCCC card becomes part of the canine’s permanent DoD medical record. For US Special
             Operations Command (SOCOM) canines, the cTCCC card will be filled out and returned to the
             handler or operator. The handler or operator will route the card to their respective veterinarian
             to be inputted into the MWD Trauma Registry and the canine’s record.
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          GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS
              •   To be completed by the handler, human medical provider, veterinary technician or
                  veterinarian fulfilling the role at the point of injury.
              •   Time Zones: Record all time local 24 hour military format, hh:mm
              •   A+ (plus sign) means positive test result; a - (minus sign) means negative test result.
          EVACUATION CATEGORY (mark as appropriate)
           URGENT – Patient who should be evacuated as soon as possible and within two hours to save life,
          limb or eyesight
           PRIORITY – Patient who should be moved within four hours or their condition will deteriorate to
          such a degree that will be urgent
          ROUTINE – Patient whose condition is not expected to worsen significantly and who will require
          evacuation in the next 24 hours
          EVACUATION MODE & TYPE (mark as appropriate)
          PATIENT IDENTIFICATION
                UNIT. Record the unit the canine is assigned
                ANIMAL NAME. (self-explanatory)

                TATTOO. (self-explanatory)
                DATE. (DD-MM-YY)





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