BROC Flashcards
50/70 Rule (for aircraft)
if you haven’t reached 70% of your takeoff speed by the time you reach 50% of the runway, abort takeoff
what % of your takeoff speed should you have reached by the time you’ve reached 50% of the runway length
50/70 rule
-if you haven’t reached 70% of your takeoff speed by the time you reach 50% of the runway length, abort takeoff
who is responsible for the patient tracking system
TRANSCOM
TPMRC
Theater Patient MOvement REquestor CEnter
GPMRC
Global Patient movement Requirement CEnter
JPMRC
Joint Patient Movement REquirement Center
3 examples of TRANSCOM patient tracking systems
___ Patient Movement Requirement Center
TPMRC - theatre
GPMRC - global
JPMRC - joint
4 purposes of medical triage
- determines level of need
- manages limited resources
- ensure appropriate care for the type of injury
- prioritize treatment based on threat to life, limb, eyesight
4 catagories of triage
immediate
delayed
minimal
expectant
responsibility for moving patient remains
movement of patient remains (mortuary affairs)
LOGISTICS function NOT medical function
military trauma Role I
first aid & emergency care
ABCDE, hemorrhage, shock
**Shock Trauma Platoon or BAS Battle Aid Station
STP
Shock Trauma Platoon
BAS
Battle Aid Station
military trauma Role II
initial resuscitative surgical care
CRTS/FRSS
first level of military trauma care where surgery capabilities are introduced
Role II
R2LM, FRSS, FST, CRTS
military trauma Role III
fleet hospital, hospital ship,
Resuscitative care
breakdown of the trauma “Role I-IV”
Role I : first aid/emergency care. Shock trauma platoon/battle aid station
Role II: initial damage control surgeryu
Role III: resuscitiaive care. fleet hospital/hospital ship
Role IV: definitive care/MTF
2 types of military ambulances
M997
M998
M997
ambulance
M998
ambulance
MAP
Military Augmented Program
T/O
takeoff
table of organization
T/E
table of equipment
EMW
expeditionary maneuver warfare
purpose of FRSS
augments shock trauma platoon & battle aid station
supports: expeditionary maneuver warfare, STOM, OMFTS
STOM
ship to objective maneuver
STOM
ship to objective maneuver
goal of a STP
shock trauma platoon
Maine corp
casualty collect/initial resuscitation/evacuation
how many Shock Trauma Platoons per Med Battalion
8 Shock Trauma Platoons per MedB
medical assets as far forward as possible
Battle Aid Station = BAS
assets available at a BAS
Battle aid station = as far forward as possible
- temporary shelter to triage
- patient gets to it via vehicles
- MD available to initiate treatment
- 2 MD & 21 corpsmen
- AMAL 635/636
- 4 sections: security, triage, treatment, evacuation
staffing at a BAS
Battle Aid Station = as far forward as possible
*2 MD + 21 corpsmen
AMAL available at the BAS
AMAL 635/636
Battle Aid Station
AMAL stands for
Authorized Medical Allowance List
4 sections of a BAS
Battle Aid Station = as far forward
-security, triage, treatment, evacuation
how many surgical companies per Med BN
2-3 surgical companys
-3 OR, 3 ward/ with 30 beds each
how are CFRTS augmented with personnel
MAP program
augments CRTS with up to 84 personnel via the MAP program
Medical AUgmentation PRogram
what is a CRTS
specific ships of a ATF (Amphibious Task Force) where the FST is embarked
what ship does a FST embark on
CRTS are specific ships of the ATF (Amphibious Task Force) on which the FST is embnarked
personnel on a CRTS
CRTS is the specified ship of the ATF (Amphibous Task Force) the FST embarks on
-MAP (Medical Augmentation Program) augments it with up to 84 personnel with a MTF
MTF platforms linked to ships
Medical Augmentation Program
-CRTS (designated ship of the ATF) with 84
ATF
Amphibious Task Force
CRTS is a member of
ATF - amphibous task force
how much blood is on a LHD
500 unit frozen blood (10 year shelf life)
6 unit fresh blood
WBB
how many stretcher bearers is on a LHD
36 trained stretcher barriers
medical team that is part of ship’s company on a LHD
3 O’s & 19 enlisted
OIC of a FST
CATF Surgeron & SMO authoreity
ESG
Expeditionary Strike Group
MRCO
Medical Regulating Control Officer
how many OR’s on a LHA
4 OR’s
how many ICU beds on a LHA
15 ICU beds
how many ward beds on a LHA
45 ward beds on a LHA
how many quiet beds on a LHA
4 quiet beds
navy submarine/ship goes quiet
Silent running is a stealth mode of operation for naval submarines. The aim is to evade discovery by passive sonar by eliminating superfluous noise: nonessential systems are shut down, the crew is urged to rest and refrain from making any unnecessary sound, and speed is greatly reduced to minimize propeller noise.
when can surgery be done on a LHA
when a FST is aboard.
4 OR’s
medical team that is a ship’s company on a LHA
3 O’s & 19E
FST adds 16
MAP adds 84 if needed
BOS
Base Operating Support
how quickly must a fleet hospital be able to set up
a fleet hospital must be assembled within 10 days by doctrine
how are fleet hospitals named
Alpha, bravo, juliet, kilo, mike
+ 4 reserve units
EMF Alpha
Camp Pendleton
EMF Bravo
San Diego
EMF Juliet
Portsmouth
EMF Kilo
Camp Lejeune
EMF Mike
Jacksonville
EMF fleet hospital from Camp Pendleton
EMF Alpha
EMF fleet hospital from San Diego
EMF Bravo
EMF fleet hospital from Portsmouth
EMF Juliet
EMF fleet hospital from Camp Lejeune
EMF Kilo
EMF fleet hospital from Jacksonville
EMF Mike
what are the 5 main fleet hospital EMF’s
alpha bravo juliet kilo mike
where are the 4 reserve EMF fleet hospitals
Bethesda
Great Lakes
Jacksonville
Camp PEndleton
ISO
Industry Standard Organization
how quickly must hospital shops be able to deploy
hospital ships must be deployable with full medical augmentation in 5 days
medical assets named in the Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan
hospital ships are the only medical asset named in the Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan
*hospital ships are considered a FDO
FDO
flexible deterrant option
examples of FDO
flexible deterrant option
*economic, diplomatic, military, information
a hospital ship is a FDO
class of hospital shops
T-AH
Mercy Class
hospital ships as an asset
hospital ships are a FDO “flexible deterrant option”
asset of president, DOD, Combatant Commander
bed packages available for the hospital ships
250, 500, 1K bed packages
ship’s company of the hospital ships
60 military sealift command civil mainers
resource sponsor for the medical crew aboard the hospital shops
OPNAV
PM
prev med
JFC
joint force commander
JFS
Joint Force Surgeon
elements of a mass casualty plan
-write prior to deployment
-inventory
-personnel assignemtns
-security plan
-tyraining
-transport assets/nees
-communication plan/assets
-HN support
-administration/capabilities
assetx/personnel, envornments
administrative needs for mass casualty plans
- documentation packets
- radio
- pt tracking system
- administrative support
- pt flow and staff assignments in advance
- prev med checks in advance
- test communication and backup
who moves patient on the flight & well decks
combat cargo personnel
important logistical issues regarding pt flow in MASCAL
- casualty flow
- blood supply
- pt ID/tracking
- admin forms
elements regarding MASCAL space/environment setup
casualty flow lights space draw out patient floor plan for each team area effieienceis set up to save time
post deployment health assessment DD
DD 2796
DD 2796
Post-Deployment Health Assessment
SWMDO
Surface Warfare Medical Department Officer
SWMOIC
Surface Warfare Medical Officer Indoctrination Course
MOOTW
Military Operations Other Than War
DSCA
Defense Support to Civil Authorities
“In Transition” program
free confidential specialized coach and assitance to AD who need access to medical health car
website resource for mental health
Military Psychological Health Center of Excellence
HDP
Hazardous Duty Pay
HFP
Hostile Fire Pay
IDP
Imminent Danger Pay
HDIP
Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay
special pay for dangerous land duty
HDP: hazardous duty pay
HFP: hostile fire pay
IDP: Imminent Danger Pay
HDIP: hazardous duty incentive pay
air force team who helps the EMF
AELNO
USAF aeromedical evacuation
difference between the two ambulance trucks
M996: ground ambulance
MM97: armored ground ambulance
patients a M996 can carry
6 ambulatory
OR
2 litters
OR 3 ambulatory, 1 litter
how many ambulatory patients can a M996 truck carry
6 ambulatory
how many litters can a M996 ambulance truck carry
2 litters
how many ambulatory/litter combo patients can a M996 ambulance truck carry
1 litter
3 ambulatory
how many ambulatory patients can a M997 carry
8 ambulatory
how many litter patients can a M997 carry
4 litter patients
how many ambulatory/liter combo patients can the M997 ambulance truck carry
4 ambulatory & 2 litter
of patients the M997 can carry
8 ambulatory OR 4 litter OR 2 litter, 4 ambulatory
aircarft designated for AE missions
USAF no longer has dedicated aircraft for AE missions
INSTEAD
“In System Select” to describe aircraft desginated to perform AE missions
CASEVAC versus MEDEVAC
CASEVAC - unregulated casualty movement w/o medical attendents
MEDEVAC: medical attendents for ERC
CASEVAC
unregulated casualty movement w/o medical attendents
unregulated casualty movement w/o medical attendents
CASEVAC
patient movement w/medical attendents performing ERC
MEDEVAC
CRAF
Civilian Reserve Air Fleet
*select civilian airliners to augment DOD
civilian airliners supplement DoD if the need exceeds DOD capabilities
CRAF : Civilian Reserve Air FLeet
GPMRC
authorizes/coordinates inter & CONUS patient movement via TRANSCOM
authorize/coordinates intER & CONUS patient movemenet
TRANSCOM
GPMRC
C-12
Huron
Huron
C-12
number of litter patients the C-12 Huron can carry
0 litter patients
number of ambulatory patients the C-12 Huron can carry
8 ambulator
how many patients can the C-12 Huron aircraft carry
0 litter
8 ambulatory
range of the C-12 Huron
1824 nm
knot speed of the C-12 Huron
300 knot speed
TACC
Tanker Airlift Control Center
who is responsible for transporting the patient between the MTF & point of embarkment
transferring MTF
program that moves the patient between MTF within the theatre of operations
intra-theatre operations = TPMRC
program that moves the patient inTER theatre/CONUS & intRA theatre
intRA: TPMRC
intER/CONUS: GPMRC
AECC
Aeromedical Evacuation Coordination CEnter
moves patient out of hte JOA
JPMRC
PE
personnel effects
who is responsible for developing policies r/t intra-theatre
Joint Force Surgeon
where are Theatre Mortuary Evacuation Ports located
near flight lines
Mortuary Prep Points
autopsy & embalming
Naples, Vicenza (Italy), Rota, Giemo
OCONUS mortuary that let you bypass Dover
germany, guam, japan, SK
largest DOD Moartuary site
Dover POrt
4 places that provide mortuary services
Dover Port = largest DOD Mortuary
OCONUS Mortuary
Mortuary Prep Point
Theatre Mortuary Evacuation Points
C-130
Hercules
Hercules
C-130
how many litter patients can go on a C-130 Hercules
70 litter patienbts
how many ambulatory patients can go on a C-130 Hercules
92 ambulatory
max load ambulatory/litter patients on a C-130
70 litter OR 92 ambulatory
combat configuration of a C-130 Hercules
50 litter and 30 ambulatory
medical intelligence
MEDINT
PHA
Preventative HEalth Assessment
DNBI
Disease Non Battle Injury
medical condition not sustained via combat
DNBI: Disease NonBattle INjury
when do you do you Pre-Deployment Health Assessment
30 days prior to deployment
when can you do your Post Deployment Health Assessment
30 days post deployment
who coordinates transportation for the deceased
Supply Department generates shipping documents and coordinates airlift for the deceased
CACO
Casualty Assistance Cells Officer
PADD
person authroized to direct disposition
*primary next of kin to the deceased
primary next of kin to the deceased
PADD: Person Authorized to Direct Disposition
*primary next of kin to deceased which gives the military legal authrity to move remains and perfom necessary oeprations
DD 1075
Record of Personnel Effects
for deceased
4 types of expeditionary pay
HDP
HFP
IDP
HDIP
C-2A
Greyhound
Greyhound
C-2A
how many patients can the C-2A carry
Greyhound
28 ambulatory
IDRA
Infectious Disease Risk Assessment
head of DOD MEDINT
National Center for Medical Intelligence
BW/BT
biological warfare and threats
NBC
Nuclear Biological CHemical
SGLI
Servicemember group life insurance
life insurance for AD
SGLI = servicemember group life insurance
DEERS
defense entrollment eligibility7 reporting system
application to file taxes late if you are AD
IRS Form 2350
how do you disperse SGLI payments
Page 2 dispenses payments
how much do you get from SGLI
servicemembers get $50K up to $400K max
intelligence
product resulting from the collection, process, integration,a nalysis, evaluation, interpretation of available ifnformation for observe, investiation, analysis, understanding
resources to help families
Fleet & Family
Ombudsman
Navy Services Family LIne
P-3C
Orion
Orion
P-3C
how many litter patients can the P-3C Orion carry
1 litter patient
how many ambulatory patients can the P-3C carry
5 ambulatory
how many patients can the P-3C Orion carry
1 litter OR 5 ambulatory
H&S
HQ & Service
MARDIV
Marine Division
MAW
Marine Air Wing
MLG
Marine LOgistics Group
MAGTF
Marine Corp Air & Ground Force
MPSRONS
maritime prepositioned squdrons
DOMS
Director of MIlitary Supp
goals of FRSS
to increase surgical capabilities closer to POI ato decrease mortality
**rapidly deployable with limited footprint
how many casualties can a FRSS treat without resupplyng
18
how long can a FRSS sustain operations without resupply
up to 48 hours
surgical capabilities of FRSS
lap trach amputate carinotomy thoracotomy
sustainability of a FRSS
treat 18 casualties and continue operations for up to 48 hrs w/o resupplying
how quickly must you be able to set up an EMF
10 days
MRCO
Medical REgulating COntrol Office
what is a Marine Corp air asset
V-22 Osprey
V-22
Osprey
Osprey
V-22
how many litters can a V-22 Osprey carry
12 litters
how many ambulatory patients can a V-22 Osprey carry
24
how many patients can the V-22 carry
12 litter
OR
24 ambulatory
paperwork that certifies OCONUS death of person
DD 2064: Certificate of Death Overseas
body has 3 copies w/ it
DD 2064
Certificate of Death Overseas
body carries 3 copies with it
maritime patrol ship
P-8
P-8
Maritime Patrol Ship
medical asset aboard a submarine
1 IDC