Which option describes the correct phrasing for the document used to record interventions and medications?

• A. DD form 1380
• B. DD form 1380A
• C. DD Form 1380
• D. DD form 1381

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is identifying the exact form used to log field care, including interventions and medications, in Tactical Combat Casualty Care. The document used for this purpose is the DD Form 1380. This designation designates the specific DoD form that medics in the field use to record what care was given, what medications were administered, and when. Using this exact form number ensures consistency across units and levels of care, so receiving medical teams have a complete, recognized record to continue treatment.

Other forms in the same family exist, but they are not the standard document for recording in‑field interventions and meds, so they don’t fit the purpose as precisely. In practice, you’ll see it referred to as the DD Form 1380 to maintain uniform documentation across the chain of care.