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17-1 SMRD Admin Flashcards

1
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What are the daily responsibilities if the SMDR?

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  • water testing
  • Sick call
  • Immunizations
  • Health record maintenance
  • 8 o’clock reports
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What are the weekly responsibilities of the SMDR?

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  • Bacteriological testing

- 3-M in SKED

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What are the biweekly responsibilities of the SMDR?

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  • Stretcher bearer training

- pest control survey

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What are the monthly responsibilities of the SMDR?

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  • Verify Material Obligation Validation

- Food Service inspection

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What are the quarterly responsibilities of the SMDR?

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  • Habitability inspections

- CSIB reports

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What drills does the SMDR conduct quarterly?

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  • Basic first aid
  • Battle dressing stations
  • Personnel casualty transportation
  • Cardiac life support
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What are the semiannually responsibilities of the SMDR?

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  • Inventory of emergency AMAL
  • Med/Dent record audit
  • Mass casualty drill
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What are the annual responsibilities of the SMDR?

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  • Submit LRTP
  • bulk head to bulkhead inventory
  • med/dent verification
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When talking about Quality Assurance, what are the Fleet Commanders Responsibilities?

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-Assume overall program oversight and coordination.

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When talking about Quality Assurance, what are the Type Commanders Responsibilities?

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-Exercise overall control and accountability for the program

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When talking about Quality Assurance, what are the Force Master Chief’s Responsibilities?

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-Program manager and it is appointed in writing

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The commanding officer shall obtain an immediate QA review when?

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  • When there is a death

- An adverse patient response secondary to delay of treatment

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When talking about Quality Assurance, what are the SMDRs Responsibilities?

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  • Inform COC of anything outside of scope
  • Seek immediate MO consultation
  • Sign all Jr HMs 600s
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What is OPNAVINST 6400.1?

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Training, certification and employment of the IDC

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What is chapter 1 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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-General Administration

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What does chapter 1 of the CNSP 6000.1 contain?

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-Medical Dept Organizational manual
-Organization of medical department MRA/MRI
Post deployment after action report

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17
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Within how many days does a post deployment assessment need to be submitted? Who is it submitted to?

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-within 30 days of return to fleet commanders

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What is chapter 2 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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Training

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What are the contents of Ch 2 in the CNSP 6000.1?

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  • Shipboard PQS/HM PQS
  • Spec Medical Training
  • CBRNE
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What is a PB4T and who chairs it?

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  • Planning Board for Training

- XO chairs it

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What is ch 3 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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Fiscal/Supply management

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What is ch 3 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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Fiscal/Supply management

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What are the contents of Ch 3 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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  • CSIB
  • Med equipment
  • 3-M to include OMMS and SKED
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23
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What is NAVMED 6700/3?

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-Med/Dent Equipment Maintenance Record

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24
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What is ch 4 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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Health Care

25
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What are the contents of ch 4 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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  • Motion sickness
  • Unsuitability discharge
  • Removal from duty for med reasons
  • Active duty Women’s Physical exams
  • First Aid Boxes
26
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What is ch 5 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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Environmental Health and Prev med

27
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What items can be found in ch 5 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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  • Bacteriological Testing

- Calcium Hypochlorite Storage

28
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What is ch 6 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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Medical Planning

29
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What are some contents of CH6 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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  • Navy ready reserve
  • Med Joining report
  • Med regulation
30
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What is CH7 of the CNSP 6000.1?

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Blood Program

31
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Define readiness evaluation 3 or READ-E3:

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TYCOM led validation event that is conducted during sustainment phase

32
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What are the three main events of a READ-E 3 inspection?

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  • READ-E 1 Validation
  • Safety survey
  • Command Readiness Assist Visit (CRAV)
33
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Define training or T-1:

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Reinforce and optimize watch stander team proficiency in FSO-M misson

34
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Who are Level of knowledge checks administered to and what must their overall score be?

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  • Administered to all DC-qualified personnel

- Score greater than 80%

35
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What are the timeframes for and MRI inspections?

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  • Within 90 days of deployment

- Every 18 months

36
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When talking about grading criteria for an MRI what is C-1 considered?

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  • fully ready

- greater than 90%

37
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When talking about grading criteria for an MRI what is C-2 considered?

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  • Substantially ready

- 80% or greater

38
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When talking about grading criteria for an MRI what is C-3 considered?

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  • Marginally Ready

- 70% or greater

39
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When talking about grading criteria for an MRI what is C-4 considered?

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  • Not ready

- Less than 69%

40
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What is a DRI and how often is it performed?

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  • Dental readiness inspection

- 18 months or 120 days prior to deployment

41
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What is COMUSFLTFORCOMINST 6600.1?

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DRI instruction

42
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How often is an IH survey conducted?

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every 3 years

43
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What NAVOSH programs are evaluated?

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  • Respiratory Protections
  • Hearing Conservation
  • Heat Stress
44
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What does INSURV stand for?

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Board of inspection and survey

45
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How often are INSURVs performed?

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Every 5 years

46
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What is the purpose of a Memorandum for the Record? Who signs it?

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  • Provides a medium for recording special occurrences that might need to be reconstructed in detail in the future.
  • MO/SMDR signs
47
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Where is training recorded?

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Relational Administration Data Management (RADM)

48
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Where is a log of STIs maintained?

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-TMIP

49
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Where can you find the pest control log information?

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TMIP

50
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How often are temps taken and logged?

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at least daily

51
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What is OPNAVNOTE 5215?

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  • Consolidated list of effective instructions

- Updated semiannually

52
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What is the governing instruction for SSIC codes?

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SECNAVINST 5210.11

53
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How many major groups of SSIC codes are there?

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-14 groups

54
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What is the SECNAVINST 5216.5?

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Navy correspondence manual

55
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What is the purpose of the correspondence manual?

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Provides guidance and standardization to DON for writing quality, correspondence format and personnel management

56
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What are the 6 pillars of IMR?

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  • Individual Med equipment
  • Immunizations
  • Readiness Lab Studies
  • Dental readiness
  • Deployment limiting conditions
  • PHA
57
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Define fully medically ready:

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Current in all categories

58
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Define Partially medically ready:

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Lacking one or more immunizations, lab studies or med equipment

59
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Define not medically ready:

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chronic or prolonged deployment limiting conditions; includes class 3, conleave, serious injury or illness

60
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Define medical readiness indeterminate:

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inability to determine the service members current health status because of missing information

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