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Procedures for submitting Medical Event Reports can be found in what instruction?
BUMEDINST 6220.2
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Routine Medical Event Reports should be submitted to the cognizant NAVENPNTMEDU how often?
Every 30 days
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What condition should never be reported using the Medical Event Report system?
HIV
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Who has overall responsibility on the Navy’s Medical Event Reports system?
Chief, BUMED
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What instruction outlines policy on effective infectious waste management?
BUMEDINST 6280.1
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Infectious waste that is not refrigerated can be stored for a maximum of how many days?
7 days
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Where should you separate infectious and non-infectious waste?
Point of Origin
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After receiving initial training on the proper management of infectious waste, how often must one receive training thereafter?
Annually
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The prevention and control of malaria is outlined in what instruction?
NAVMEDCOMINST 6230.2
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Malaria is a vector-born disease transmitted by what insect?
Female Anopheles Mosquito
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Whatmicro-organism causes malaria?
ProtozoanParasite
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Any confirmed or suspected case of malaria should be reported via what type ofmessage?
Priority
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Personnel who are G-6-PD deficient have a risk of hemolysis when taking whatchemoprophylaxis?
Primaquine
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Individualswho were given chemoprophylaxis because of a perceived risk of Malaria mustwait how many months until they are eligible to donate blood?
36 months
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Whatis the deadliest strain of malaria?
PlasmodiumFalciparum
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___________________ are directives that arebrief in nature and usually remain in effect for six months, but no longer thanone year.
Notices
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Who has overall responsibility of the Department of the Navy’s Directives Issuance
System?
CNO
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If the sole purpose of a notice is to cancel another directive, where is thecancellation paragraph located?
Purpose
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Scheduled II medications must be filled within how many days of the date originallywritten?
7 Days
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A deploying servicemember may receive up to how many days of a Scheduled II medication?
90 Days
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The beyond-use date for multi-dose vials with an antimicrobial preservative is how many days?
28 Days
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Single dose medication containers shall be used within how many hours of being opened?
1 hour
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This drug schedule has a very high abuse potential, but does have acceptable medical use.
Schedule II
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How often will the controlled substance vault combination be reconfigured?
Every 6 months
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Unannounced inventory of Scheduled I & II medications shall be performed by the CSIB how often?
Quarterly
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The CSIB will consist of at least how many commissioned officers?
At least one
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Report a theft or significant loss of Controlled Substances using what form?
DEA 106
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What form is the Narcotic and Controlled Drug Account Record?
NAVMED 6710/4
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Prolonged use of what drug classification may lead to the development of kidney stones?
Antacids
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What is the drug of choice for uncomplicated chlamydial and gonococcal infections?
Doxycycline
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What are the four types of routine physical exams?
Entrance,PHA, Reenlistment, Separation
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Document subsequent audiograms on what form?
DD 2216
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What form is the Report of Medical Examinations?
DD2808
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Temporary Limited Duty must be processed within how many days?
5 working days
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Temporary Limited Duty is documented on what form?
NAVMED 6100/5
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On what date did Congress mandate that all sailing vessels will contain a “cockpit”?
2 MAR 1799
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Who is the first HM to receive the Medal of Honor?
Robert Stanley
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Which Secretary of the Navy publically thanked Hospital Corpsman for their contributions during WWII?
James Forrestal
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Shock Trauma Platoons were first introduced during what phase of the Global War on Terrorism?
Iraq
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What date was the HM school for WAVES commissioned at Bethesda, MD?
12 JAN 1944
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The doctrine of using goodwill and cooperation to influence nations and people ofthe world.
Soft Power
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In what year was the Dental Technician rating established?
1947
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The mission of the Surgeon General and Chief of BUMED can be found in what instruction?
BUMEDINST5450.165
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Who is the principle staff advisor to the Surgeon General on all Navy medicinematters?
Deputy Surgeon General or ViceChief, BUMED
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Waterlines should be flushed for how long at the beginning of each day?
One minute
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What unit is used to easily and safely sterilize equipment?
Automated Washer Processor
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What is the most effective way to sterilize almost all instruments used in dentistry?
Steam HeatSterilization
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What term defines a process that is less lethal than sterilization that killsdisease causing micro-organisms, but not resistant bacterial spores?
Disinfection
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Non wovenblue wrap that is plastic covered and heat sealed has a shelf life of how long?
365 Days
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When using the Downward Displacement Autoclave, actual timing does not begin untilthe temperature is above ___________________.
245Degrees Fahrenheit or 118 Degrees Celsius
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What test was developed for pre-vacuum sterilizers to determine if the air has beenremoved from the chamber during the pre-vacuum stage?
Bowie-Dick Test
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Typical dry heat time is 90 minutes at what temperature range?
320 – 345 Degrees Fahrenheit
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When using the biological test pack, where will it be placed?
On top of an instrument set and the bottom shelf to the rear
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How long are Sterrad sterilization records kept?
36months
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Whatis the only liquid chemical that, if properly used, is capable of rendering an
item sterile?
Glutaraldehyde
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If an item is to be sterilized using glutaraldehyde, the item must be submerged for at least how long?
10hours
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What term describes any animal capable of transmitting pathogens or producing humanor animal discomfort or injury?
Vector
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Document food service sanitation inspections on what form?
NAVMED 6240/15
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For dental treatment rooms, flush water lines for at least how long between patients?
30 Seconds
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The Bell stage is the last period of tooth growth and is often referred to as what?
Histodifferentiation
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Enamel consists of what percentage of inorganic minerals?
96%
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What disease is often referred to as trenchmouth and is characterized by redness,swelling and pain?
NUG
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This condition describes an inflammation of the gingiva around a partially eruptedtooth.
Pericoronitis
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Whicht eeth are most often affected by pericoronitis?
17& 32 3rd molars
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How far above the intended phlebotomy site should the tourniquet be placed?
3 – 4 Inches
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What color tube is the best choice for routine chemistry tests?
Red
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What objective should be used for a detailed study of stained bacterial smears?
100X Oil Immersion
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What is the normal value range for male hemoglobin?
14- 18
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The term used to describe an abnormally high WBC count is _______________________.
Leukocytosis
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Which CBC study often provides the most helpful information in determining theseverity and type of infection?
WBCDifferential
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Which leukocyte responds to parasitic infections?
Eosinophil
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The_______________________ is the largest of all WBCs.
Monocyte
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What is the term used to describe bacteria that cause disease?
Pathogenic
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Streptococcus pyogenes is the bacteria that causes ________________________.
Strep Throat
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What is the term used for a substance that, when introduce into an individual’sbody, is recognized as foreign to the body and causes a detectable reaction?
Antigen
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Whatchemical preparation is frequently used to detect fungi?
Potassium Hydrochloride
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_______________ml of urine is the desired volume for routine testing.
12 ml
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The specific gravity of a liquid is the weight of the substance as compared to an equal volume of ______________________.
Distilled Water
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What is the normal range for the specific gravity of urine?
1.015 – 1.030
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X-rays were first discovered in what year?
1895
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List the four factors that control the density of X-rays.
Kilo voltage, Exposure time, Mili-amperage, TargetFilm Distance
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Who monitors the use of X-rays?
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
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A worker will be referred to the radiation health safety office for investigationif their film badge records an exposure greater than ________________ REM.
0.010 REM
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Radiationfilm badges should be collected when?
Every 6 to 7 weeks
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This type of dental radiological examination is conducted when fractures of the jawor gross pathological conditions are suspected.
Occlusal Examination
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Policy on the Navy’s Radiological Systems Performance Evaluation Program can be found in what instruction?
BUMEDINST 6470.22
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Who is responsible for notifying commands within 10 days of a contract award datefor the installation of new equipment?
NAVMEDLOGCOM
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All radiological systems shall be evaluated within how many days of installation orafter any major repair?
30 Days
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Radiological system Evaluation reports should be maintained for how long?
3 years
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The mission and job description of the Surgeon General and Chief, BUMED is definedin what instruction?
BUMEDINST 5450.165
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What is the recommended fiber intake for women?
25 Grams
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What diet is recommended for burn victims and patients recovering from trauma?
HighCalorie/High Protein
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Total calories from fat in MREs should not exceed what percentage of the rationsNDRI?
30%
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MREs may be consumed as the sole ration for up to ________________ days.
21 Days
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All military dining facilities will offer reduced calorie menus containing how manycalories per day?
1500– 1600 k/cal
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Which Decedent Affairs program is initiated during major military operations?
Graves Registration
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A CACO is normally assigned to assist the needs of family members for what periodof time?
90 Days to 9 Months
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The CO must write a letter of condolence to the appropriate NOK within what timeframe?
48 hours
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What type of message should be used to notify BUMED and Navy Mortuary Affairs of adisaster resulting in the death of naval members?
Priority
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The Navy awards annual mortuary contracts tolocal funeral homes anticipating what minimum number of deaths per year?
Three
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What type of expense does Grave plot servicefall under?
Secondary Expense
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Remains should be refrigerated above thefreezing point between _____________ and _______________ degrees.
36and 40 degrees F
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When remains are transferred from an overseas activity to a CONUS point of entry, three signed copies of what form must accompany the remains?
DD2064
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What are the dimensions for a standard size casket?
23 X 78 inches
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What form is given to the PADD to claim reimbursement or payment for primary expenses, transportation, and secondary expenses?
DD 1375
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List the three classifications of national cemeteries.
Open, Closed and New
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To whom must an application requesting a commercial headstone be submitted?
VA
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The concept of ________________ refers to the mental, physical and emotional state of being which enables the proper performance of one’s vital functions.
Health
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______________________ is defined as a group of socially learned and shared standards and behavior patterns.
Culture
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Surgical procedures are classified into what two major categories?
Emergency and Elective
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What form number must be completed prior to administering any preoperative medications?
SF 5221
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What is the most common type of regional anesthesia an HM will administer?
Digital Block
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During what stage of anesthesia will a patient experience muscular activity and delirium, and may respond violently to very little stimulation.
Excitement
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A short arm cast extends from the base of the __________________ to __________ inch below the AC space.
MPJ and 1 inch
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Generally, the wrist is in what position when being placed in a short arm cast?
Neutral
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List the five stages of death.
Denial, anger, bargaining, acceptance
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Hot water bottles should never exceed __________________ degrees Fahrenheit.
125 degrees F
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The disinfection and sterilization of patient supplies and equipment during hospitalization is known as what?
Concurrent
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What instruction issues policy and procedural guidelines for active duty Navy Medical Department personnel to be assigned to augment operational platforms and/or units during contingency or wartime situations?
BUMEDINST 6440.5
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Who is ultimately responsible for ensuring EMPARTS and ITEMPO data systems are updated?
CO
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Forces that are designated for the force build-up stage that are ready and capable of mobilizing and deploying within 30 days will be given what readiness category?
Surge Ready
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Medical Battalion contains ______________ Surgical Companies that each have ________________ holding beds.
3 and 60
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Patient movement occurs in what two phases?
Evacuation, Medical Regulating
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___________________________ medical evacuation assets are non-medical patient movement assets, not externally marked and are not protected under the Geneva Conventions.
Designated
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Which AMAL number lists Shock Surgical Team and triage supplies?
631
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Which AMAL number lists Field Dental Operatoryequipmentand supplies?
662
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Who is responsible for the design, construction and maintenance of shipboard potable water systems?
NAVSEASYSCOM
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Who is responsible for the surveillance program of the potable water system including collection of samples for coliform bacteria testing as prescribed and daily halogen residuals?
Medical Department
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During water hours, personnel are limited to how many gallons per day?
2
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Remove the shore cap and flush pier side potable water outlets for ______________ to _______________ seconds.
15 - 30
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What percentage of ice machines must be tested every week?
25%
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For how long will Potable Water Logs be maintained?
2 years
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_______________________ are organisms that transmit disease to man, act as intermediate hosts or reservoirs of disease, present problems of sanitary or hygienic significance, or otherwise affect the health and efficiency of personnel.
Vector
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Responsibility for supervising pest control operations aboard ship is delegated to who?
Medical Department
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A __________________________ is any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or mitigating any pest.
Pesticide
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What pest ranks first in importance among the insects that transmit disease to man?
Mosquitoes
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What pest is responsible for the transmission of trench fever?
Lice
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Foods that contain ___________ to ___________ insects per pound may still be fit for human consumption.
1 to 70
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Rat guards should be a minimum of _____________ inches in diameter and mounted at least ________ feet from the closest point on shore or ship.
36 inches, 6 Feet
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No more than ________________ vaccine injections will be given on the same day.
5
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Live-virus immunizations will be administered simultaneously or at ____________ weeks apart.
4 weeks
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What form is also known at Yellow Card?
PHS 731
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What form is the Child Immunizations Record?
NAVMED 6230/5
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Aviation personnel will be grounded for how long following each dose of JEV?
24 hours 3,5,3 days
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Dependent’s enrollment in DEERS is accomplished by submitting what form?
DD 1172
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Newborns will not be denied medical care up to __________________ days following birth.
60 days
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Commands initiating a competency for duty examination will complete blocks ______ through ______ on NAVMED 6120/1.
1 through 14
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List the three major categories of medical records.
Health Records, Outpatient Records, Inpatient Records
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The FMP for a foreign national is ________________.
99
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What is the form used for charging out medical records?
NAVMED 6150/7
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What type of record is an original record established and maintained in a specialty clinic or department that will be subsequently merged with the original medical record?
Temporary Records
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What group of chemical agents create an accumulation of acetylcholine at a cholinergic synapse that disrupts the normal transmission of nerve impulses?
Nerve Agents
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Immediate treatment of a victim who has been exposed to AC is achieved first by using what?
Amyl Nitrate
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The VGH ABC-M8 Chemical Agent Detector Paper is used to detect and identify the liquids of what two groups of chemical agents?
Nerve, Blister
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Physical decontamination of personnel affected by chemical agents is the responsibility of who?
Decontamination Team
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What chemical agent is said to have a disagreeable, penetrating odor that may appear as a liquid or as a colorless, low melting point solid which is readily soluble in water?
CX (Phosgene Oxime)
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Heat acclimatization occurs gradually, usually requiring how many weeks?
3 weeks
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Who is responsible for conducting heat stress surveys in engineering spaced aboard submarines?
Medical Department Representative
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Assigned personnel shall monitor compartments every hour for manned spaces if dry bulb temperatures exceed __________ degrees Fahrenheit.
85 degrees
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The Battalion Aid Station is comprised of _____________ medical officer(s) and up to _________________ Hospital Corpsman.
2 and 65
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Each flying squadron has a medical section consisting of __________ flight surgeon(s) and up to ___________ HMs.
1 and 4
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What level of care is characteristic of a surgical company or CRTS and is distinguished by the application of clinical judgment and skill by a team of physicians, nurses and medical technicians?
Level II (Initial Resuscitative Care)
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What level of care is normally provided by military or Department of Veterans Affairs hospitals inside of the Continental United States?
Level V (Convalescent, Restorative and Rehabilitative Care)
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A patient infected with syphilis will normally develop a painless lesion within how many weeks of initial contact?
3 Weeks
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Primary treatment of syphilis infections is achieved with what?
Penicillin G
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Alternative treatments of syphilis can be achieved with ________________________ or _________________________.
Doxycycline or Tetracycline
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What acute febrile viral disease is caused by the Aedes Aegypti mosquito and is characterized by fever, headache, nausea, vomiting?
Dengue Fever
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Rapid weak pulse, low blood pressure, cold and clammy skin and restlessness are signs of what complication of Dengue Fever?
Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever
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What type of correspondence is considered to be a less formal way to correspond within a command?
Memorandum
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Use a ____________________________ as an internal document to record supporting information in the record that is not recorded elsewhere.
Memorandum for the Record
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The Navy’s correspondence manual can be found in what instruction?
SECNAVINST M5216.5
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How many iodine tablets are needed to dissolve 5 gallon water cans?
40
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Thawing temperature for food must not exceed how many degrees Fahrenheit?
80 degrees
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When using the 5 can dishwashing battery, which can is used for washing?
Can 3
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MREs have a shelf life of how many months?
48 months
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Straddle trenches must be _______________ feet away from water sources and food service areas?
100 feet
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Immersion Syndrome occurs when extremities are continuously exposed to water at a temperature of ________________ Fahrenheit or less.
50 Degrees
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In non-tactical situations, casualties whose injuries are critical but who will require minimal time or equipment to manage and who have a good prognosis for survival will be categorized in what triage category?
Priority I (Immediate)
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In tactical situations, patients for whom definitive treatment can be delayed without jeopardy to life or loss of limb will be categorized in what triage category?
Class III (Delayed)
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Decreased intravascular volume which may occur from the loss of blood, plasma or fluid is known as _________________________ shock.
Hypovolemic
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Which heat injury may be the result from drinking ice water or other cold drinks either too quickly or in too large a quantity after exercise?
Heat Cramps
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A substance that, when introduced to the body, produces a harmful effect on normal body structures or functions is known as what?
Poison
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Unless directed by a Poison Control Center or Medical Officer, patients who have ingested corrosives may only be given what?
Water
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For victims of food poisoning, definitive medical care is necessary if diarrhea persists more than how long?
24 hours
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What is considered to be the most common route of exposure to toxic substances in the Navy and other industrial settings?
Inhalation
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For victims of scorpion stings, _______________ ml of 10% calcium gluconate may be given for muscle cramps.
10 ml
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What type of spider is identified by a red hourglass-shaped spot on its belly?
Black Widdow
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Cobras, kraits, mambas and corals belong to what snake family?
Elapidae
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Materials in full, unbroken containers that are available for use is known as __________________________ stock.
Bulk
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Every item in the FSC is identified by a13-digit stock number referred to as _________________________________. .
National Stock Number
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National item identification numbers are comprised of how many digits?
Nine
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The measurement that indicates the quantity of an item that should be maintained to ensure operations will continue if replenishment supplies are not received on time is known as what?
Safety Level
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What form is used to order standard stock items that have a NSN?
DD 1348
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This form is used as a requisition and shipping document and can be used ordering open market items.
DD 1149
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What type of inventory is conducted when a requisition is returned showing the item is not in stock but the stock records indicate the item is on hand?
Specific Commodity
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List the five TRICARE plans. .
Prime, Standard, Extra, TFL, Prime Remote
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What TRICARE program is designed for service members and their families who are on remote assignment, typically 50 miles from an MTF?
Tricare Prime Remote
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What TRICARE program is a fee-for-service plan that give beneficiaries the option to see any TRICARE certified/authorized provider and offers the greatest flexibility in choosing a provider?
Standard
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What TRICARE program is available to MEDICARE-entitled uniformed services retirees, their family members and Medal of Honor recipients?
Tricare for Life
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