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The movement of casualty from point of injury to medical treatment center by non medical personnel. Traditionally by helo.
CASEVAC
Movement by medical personnel
MEDEVAC
TERM FOR USAF FIXED WING INTRATHEATER
AE
Aeromedical Evacuation
From combat zone to points outside of combat zone
TACEVAC
From out of theater of operations to main support area
STRATEVAC
Time for Urgent Casualties, Condition of casualty
1 HR all other services/ ASAP Air Force

To save life, limb, or eyesight
Time for PRIORITY Casualties, Condition of casualty
4 hrs all other services/ Within 24 hrs Air Force

Condition could deteriorate, cannot wait for routine AE
Time for ROUTINE Casualties, Condition of casualty
Within 24 hrs all other services, Air Force within 72 hrs

Condition not expected to deteriorate
What is the AELT?
Aeromedical Evacuation Liaison Team 4-6 person communication team, collocated with MTF to coordinate requests with the AE system
What is the CCATT and what does it consist of?
Critical Care Air Transport Teams
-Intensivist physician
-Critical Care or Emergency Medicine Nurse
-Cardiopulmonary technician
What is the PMRC and where are their locations?
Patient Movement Requirements Center
Located at Scott AFB, IL Ramstein, Germany Hickam AFB, HI
Difference between Clearance and Validation
Clearance is medical care event

Validation is a logistical event
The only person who can validate a request, which then becomes an AE requirement
Validating Flight Surgeon at the PMRC
When to consider (CAR) Cabin Altitude Restriction
Penetrating Eye Injury (intraocular aiar)
Free air in any body cavity
Pulmonary disease
Decompression Sickness and AGE
Pneumothorax- chest tube required
Air splints should not be used
Vent ostomy collection bag