Your unit is on a security patrol during a stability operation. You come across a civilian female who is in great distress. The Corpsman assesses that she is pregnant, in labor, and about to deliver. There are no indications of enemy activity in the local area. Under the rules of engagement (ROE), your patrol is required to provide medical assistance to civilians when there are no imminent threats. Using the ABCD Model what would be the next step?

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15 May, 04:40

Your unit is on a security patrol during a stability operation. You come across a civilian female who is in great distress. The Corpsman assesses that she is pregnant, in labor, and about to deliver. There are no indications of enemy activity in the local area. Under the rules of engagement (ROE), your patrol is required to provide medical assistance to civilians when there are no imminent threats. Using the ABCD Model what would be the next step?

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Answer:Balance your resources.

Explanation:

There are three ways in balancing your resources

- Balance resources and options available. This refers to determining and making use of available equipment, labor, information and material resources that you have.

- Balancing Resources verses hazards. This refers to evaluating how much strength you have to tackle and complete the task and then make a decision based on that evaluation.

- Balancing individual verses team effort. This means evaluating the strength of the team and risk they may face. This involves looking at how much each person can do and what is their maximum limit, in terms of their individual maximum stress level.