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50/70 Rule (for aircraft)

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if you haven’t reached 70% of your takeoff speed by the time you reach 50% of the runway, abort takeoff

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what % of your takeoff speed should you have reached by the time you’ve reached 50% of the runway length

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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

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who is responsible for the patient tracking system

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TRANSCOM

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TPMRC

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Theater Patient MOvement REquestor CEnter

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GPMRC

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Global Patient movement Requirement CEnter

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JPMRC

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Joint Patient Movement REquirement Center

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3 examples of TRANSCOM patient tracking systems

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___ Patient Movement Requirement Center
TPMRC - theatre
GPMRC - global
JPMRC - joint

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4 purposes of medical triage

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  • determines level of need
  • manages limited resources
  • ensure appropriate care for the type of injury
  • prioritize treatment based on threat to life, limb, eyesight
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4 catagories of triage

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immediate
delayed
minimal
expectant

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responsibility for moving patient remains

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movement of patient remains (mortuary affairs)

LOGISTICS function NOT medical function

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military trauma Role I

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first aid & emergency care
ABCDE, hemorrhage, shock
**Shock Trauma Platoon or BAS Battle Aid Station

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STP

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Shock Trauma Platoon

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BAS

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Battle Aid Station

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military trauma Role II

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initial resuscitative surgical care

CRTS/FRSS

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first level of military trauma care where surgery capabilities are introduced

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Role II

R2LM, FRSS, FST, CRTS

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military trauma Role III

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fleet hospital, hospital ship,

Resuscitative care

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breakdown of the trauma “Role I-IV”

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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

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2 types of military ambulances

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M997

M998

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M997

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ambulance

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M998

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ambulance

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MAP

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Military Augmented Program

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T/O

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takeoff

table of organization

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T/E

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table of equipment

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EMW

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expeditionary maneuver warfare

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purpose of FRSS
augments shock trauma platoon & battle aid station | supports: expeditionary maneuver warfare, STOM, OMFTS
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STOM
ship to objective maneuver
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STOM
ship to objective maneuver
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goal of a STP
shock trauma platoon Maine corp casualty collect/initial resuscitation/evacuation
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how many Shock Trauma Platoons per Med Battalion
8 Shock Trauma Platoons per MedB
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medical assets as far forward as possible
Battle Aid Station = BAS
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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
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staffing at a BAS
Battle Aid Station = as far forward as possible | *2 MD + 21 corpsmen
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AMAL available at the BAS
AMAL 635/636 | Battle Aid Station
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AMAL stands for
Authorized Medical Allowance List
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4 sections of a BAS
Battle Aid Station = as far forward | -security, triage, treatment, evacuation
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how many surgical companies per Med BN
2-3 surgical companys | -3 OR, 3 ward/ with 30 beds each
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how are CFRTS augmented with personnel
MAP program augments CRTS with up to 84 personnel via the MAP program Medical AUgmentation PRogram
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what is a CRTS
specific ships of a ATF (Amphibious Task Force) where the FST is embarked
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what ship does a FST embark on
CRTS are specific ships of the ATF (Amphibious Task Force) on which the FST is embnarked
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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
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MTF platforms linked to ships
Medical Augmentation Program | -CRTS (designated ship of the ATF) with 84
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ATF
Amphibious Task Force
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CRTS is a member of
ATF - amphibous task force
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how much blood is on a LHD
500 unit frozen blood (10 year shelf life) 6 unit fresh blood WBB
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how many stretcher bearers is on a LHD
36 trained stretcher barriers
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medical team that is part of ship's company on a LHD
3 O's & 19 enlisted
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OIC of a FST
CATF Surgeron & SMO authoreity
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ESG
Expeditionary Strike Group
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MRCO
Medical Regulating Control Officer
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how many OR's on a LHA
4 OR's
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how many ICU beds on a LHA
15 ICU beds
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how many ward beds on a LHA
45 ward beds on a LHA
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how many quiet beds on a LHA
4 quiet beds
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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.
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when can surgery be done on a LHA
when a FST is aboard. | 4 OR's
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medical team that is a ship's company on a LHA
3 O's & 19E FST adds 16 MAP adds 84 if needed
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BOS
Base Operating Support
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how quickly must a fleet hospital be able to set up
a fleet hospital must be assembled within 10 days by doctrine
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how are fleet hospitals named
Alpha, bravo, juliet, kilo, mike | + 4 reserve units
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EMF Alpha
Camp Pendleton
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EMF Bravo
San Diego
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EMF Juliet
Portsmouth
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EMF Kilo
Camp Lejeune
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EMF Mike
Jacksonville
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EMF fleet hospital from Camp Pendleton
EMF Alpha
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EMF fleet hospital from San Diego
EMF Bravo
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EMF fleet hospital from Portsmouth
EMF Juliet
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EMF fleet hospital from Camp Lejeune
EMF Kilo
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EMF fleet hospital from Jacksonville
EMF Mike
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what are the 5 main fleet hospital EMF's
alpha bravo juliet kilo mike
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where are the 4 reserve EMF fleet hospitals
Bethesda Great Lakes Jacksonville Camp PEndleton
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ISO
Industry Standard Organization
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how quickly must hospital shops be able to deploy
hospital ships must be deployable with full medical augmentation in 5 days
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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
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FDO
flexible deterrant option
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examples of FDO
flexible deterrant option *economic, diplomatic, military, information a hospital ship is a FDO
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class of hospital shops
T-AH | Mercy Class
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hospital ships as an asset
hospital ships are a FDO "flexible deterrant option" | asset of president, DOD, Combatant Commander
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bed packages available for the hospital ships
250, 500, 1K bed packages
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ship's company of the hospital ships
60 military sealift command civil mainers
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resource sponsor for the medical crew aboard the hospital shops
OPNAV
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PM
prev med
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JFC
joint force commander
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JFS
Joint Force Surgeon
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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
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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
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who moves patient on the flight & well decks
combat cargo personnel
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important logistical issues regarding pt flow in MASCAL
- casualty flow - blood supply - pt ID/tracking - admin forms
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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 ```
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post deployment health assessment DD
DD 2796
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DD 2796
Post-Deployment Health Assessment
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SWMDO
Surface Warfare Medical Department Officer
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SWMOIC
Surface Warfare Medical Officer Indoctrination Course
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MOOTW
Military Operations Other Than War
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DSCA
Defense Support to Civil Authorities
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"In Transition" program
free confidential specialized coach and assitance to AD who need access to medical health car
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website resource for mental health
Military Psychological Health Center of Excellence
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HDP
Hazardous Duty Pay
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HFP
Hostile Fire Pay
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IDP
Imminent Danger Pay
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HDIP
Hazardous Duty Incentive Pay
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special pay for dangerous land duty
HDP: hazardous duty pay HFP: hostile fire pay IDP: Imminent Danger Pay HDIP: hazardous duty incentive pay
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air force team who helps the EMF
AELNO | USAF aeromedical evacuation
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difference between the two ambulance trucks
M996: ground ambulance MM97: armored ground ambulance
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patients a M996 can carry
6 ambulatory OR 2 litters OR 3 ambulatory, 1 litter
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how many ambulatory patients can a M996 truck carry
6 ambulatory
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how many litters can a M996 ambulance truck carry
2 litters
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how many ambulatory/litter combo patients can a M996 ambulance truck carry
1 litter | 3 ambulatory
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how many ambulatory patients can a M997 carry
8 ambulatory
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how many litter patients can a M997 carry
4 litter patients
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how many ambulatory/liter combo patients can the M997 ambulance truck carry
4 ambulatory & 2 litter
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of patients the M997 can carry
``` 8 ambulatory OR 4 litter OR 2 litter, 4 ambulatory ```
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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
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CASEVAC versus MEDEVAC
CASEVAC - unregulated casualty movement w/o medical attendents MEDEVAC: medical attendents for ERC
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CASEVAC
unregulated casualty movement w/o medical attendents
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unregulated casualty movement w/o medical attendents
CASEVAC
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patient movement w/medical attendents performing ERC
MEDEVAC
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CRAF
Civilian Reserve Air Fleet | *select civilian airliners to augment DOD
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civilian airliners supplement DoD if the need exceeds DOD capabilities
CRAF : Civilian Reserve Air FLeet
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GPMRC
authorizes/coordinates inter & CONUS patient movement via TRANSCOM
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authorize/coordinates intER & CONUS patient movemenet
TRANSCOM | GPMRC
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C-12
Huron
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Huron
C-12
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number of litter patients the C-12 Huron can carry
0 litter patients
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number of ambulatory patients the C-12 Huron can carry
8 ambulator
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how many patients can the C-12 Huron aircraft carry
0 litter | 8 ambulatory
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range of the C-12 Huron
1824 nm
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knot speed of the C-12 Huron
300 knot speed
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TACC
Tanker Airlift Control Center
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who is responsible for transporting the patient between the MTF & point of embarkment
transferring MTF
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program that moves the patient between MTF within the theatre of operations
intra-theatre operations = TPMRC
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program that moves the patient inTER theatre/CONUS & intRA theatre
intRA: TPMRC | intER/CONUS: GPMRC
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AECC
Aeromedical Evacuation Coordination CEnter
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moves patient out of hte JOA
JPMRC
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PE
personnel effects
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who is responsible for developing policies r/t intra-theatre
Joint Force Surgeon
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where are Theatre Mortuary Evacuation Ports located
near flight lines
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Mortuary Prep Points
autopsy & embalming | Naples, Vicenza (Italy), Rota, Giemo
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OCONUS mortuary that let you bypass Dover
germany, guam, japan, SK
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largest DOD Moartuary site
Dover POrt
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4 places that provide mortuary services
Dover Port = largest DOD Mortuary OCONUS Mortuary Mortuary Prep Point Theatre Mortuary Evacuation Points
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C-130
Hercules
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Hercules
C-130
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how many litter patients can go on a C-130 Hercules
70 litter patienbts
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how many ambulatory patients can go on a C-130 Hercules
92 ambulatory
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max load ambulatory/litter patients on a C-130
70 litter OR 92 ambulatory
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combat configuration of a C-130 Hercules
50 litter and 30 ambulatory
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medical intelligence
MEDINT
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PHA
Preventative HEalth Assessment
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DNBI
Disease Non Battle Injury
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medical condition not sustained via combat
DNBI: Disease NonBattle INjury
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when do you do you Pre-Deployment Health Assessment
30 days prior to deployment
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when can you do your Post Deployment Health Assessment
30 days post deployment
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who coordinates transportation for the deceased
Supply Department generates shipping documents and coordinates airlift for the deceased
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CACO
Casualty Assistance Cells Officer
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PADD
person authroized to direct disposition | *primary next of kin to the deceased
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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
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DD 1075
Record of Personnel Effects | for deceased
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4 types of expeditionary pay
HDP HFP IDP HDIP
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C-2A
Greyhound
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Greyhound
C-2A
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how many patients can the C-2A carry
Greyhound | 28 ambulatory
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IDRA
Infectious Disease Risk Assessment
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head of DOD MEDINT
National Center for Medical Intelligence
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BW/BT
biological warfare and threats
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NBC
Nuclear Biological CHemical
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SGLI
Servicemember group life insurance
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life insurance for AD
SGLI = servicemember group life insurance
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DEERS
defense entrollment eligibility7 reporting system
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application to file taxes late if you are AD
IRS Form 2350
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how do you disperse SGLI payments
Page 2 dispenses payments
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how much do you get from SGLI
servicemembers get $50K up to $400K max
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intelligence
product resulting from the collection, process, integration,a nalysis, evaluation, interpretation of available ifnformation for observe, investiation, analysis, understanding
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resources to help families
Fleet & Family Ombudsman Navy Services Family LIne
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P-3C
Orion
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Orion
P-3C
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how many litter patients can the P-3C Orion carry
1 litter patient
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how many ambulatory patients can the P-3C carry
5 ambulatory
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how many patients can the P-3C Orion carry
1 litter OR 5 ambulatory
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H&S
HQ & Service
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MARDIV
Marine Division
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MAW
Marine Air Wing
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MLG
Marine LOgistics Group
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MAGTF
Marine Corp Air & Ground Force
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MPSRONS
maritime prepositioned squdrons
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DOMS
Director of MIlitary Supp
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goals of FRSS
to increase surgical capabilities closer to POI ato decrease mortality **rapidly deployable with limited footprint
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how many casualties can a FRSS treat without resupplyng
18
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how long can a FRSS sustain operations without resupply
up to 48 hours
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surgical capabilities of FRSS
``` lap trach amputate carinotomy thoracotomy ```
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sustainability of a FRSS
treat 18 casualties and continue operations for up to 48 hrs w/o resupplying
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how quickly must you be able to set up an EMF
10 days
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MRCO
Medical REgulating COntrol Office
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what is a Marine Corp air asset
V-22 Osprey
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V-22
Osprey
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Osprey
V-22
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how many litters can a V-22 Osprey carry
12 litters
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how many ambulatory patients can a V-22 Osprey carry
24
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how many patients can the V-22 carry
12 litter OR 24 ambulatory
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paperwork that certifies OCONUS death of person
DD 2064: Certificate of Death Overseas | body has 3 copies w/ it
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DD 2064
Certificate of Death Overseas | body carries 3 copies with it
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maritime patrol ship
P-8
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P-8
Maritime Patrol Ship
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medical asset aboard a submarine
1 IDC
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4 types of command authority
COCOM OPCON TACON ADCON
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HH-60H
Blackhawk
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Blackhawk
HH-60H
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how many litter patients can the HH-60H Blackhawk take
4 litter
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how many ambulatory patients can the HH-60H take
1 ambulatory
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how many patients can the HH-60H Blackhawk take
1 ambulatory OR 4 litter
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how many infantry regimens in a MARDIV
3 infantry regiments
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MPF
Maritime Prepositioning FOrce
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how quickly can MAGTF plan/execute missions after receiving a WARNORD
6-48 hours
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how quickly can a MAGTF deploy a MPF
5-16 days
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how quickly can the MAGTF plan/execute missions
6-48 hours post receiving WARNORD OR 5-14 days after MAGTF
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how many ambulatory patients can a LVPT-7 Landing Vehicle transport
21 ambulatory
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how many litter patients can the LVPT-7 Landing Vehicle carry
6 litter
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how many patients can the LVPT-7 Landing Vehicle carry
21 ambulatory & 6 litter
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NAMRU
Navy Medical Research Unit
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medical research commands
NAMRU: Navy MEdical REserch Unit
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S1
Personnel
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Manpower joint overseers
S1
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MOLLE
aka Med Bag | Modular Lightweight Load Carrying Equipment
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aka med bag
MOLLE": Modular LIghtweight Load Carrying Equipment
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objective of the FRSS
get surgical capabilities closer to POI to help those who would die w/o surgery
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best way to save people from preventable deaths on the battlefield
get medical assets downrange & close as possible to POI to help those who would die w/o surgery
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S2
Intelligence
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aka Intelligence
S2
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plane the AELNO use for MEDEVAC
C-17
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LCAC
Landing Craft Air CUshioned
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how many litter patients on a LCAC
Landing Craft Air Cushioned | 3 litter patients
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how many ambulatory patients can a LCAC carry
landing craft air cushion | 12 ambulatory
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how many patients can the LCAC carry
Landing Craft Air Cushion | 3 litter OR 12 ambulatory
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Navy Personnel COmmand
NAVPERS
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NAVPERS
Navy Personnel COmmand
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EABO
Expeditionary Advance Base Operations
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responsibility of DIVO/DH w/ regards to evals
responsible for the evals of junior enlisted/CPO in the department
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responsibility of DH during FITREP season
DH have the key responsibility for ensuring the sailors under their charge are rated accurately and fairly
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role of DH in terms of evaluations of enlisted
ensure they receive fair and accurate marks
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when can the DH be the reporting senior for eval purposes
E1-E3. | so their final assessment will appear in the sailor's official record
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DH & enlisted evaluations
DH is the reporting senior for E1-E3 DH can be the senior rater but annother officer is the reporting senior for those above E4 *DH assessments are a factor but the reporting senior's assesment is in the official personnel fire
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justification for writing your own fitrep/eval
eval writing is an effective tool for teaching /mentoring | * let them write their owbn evalu draft but not the entire report
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how do you give E6 and above leadership experience w/regard to evaluations
E6 and above are the rater/senior rater on E4 and below so this is an effective mechanism for recognization of their leadership of the sailors
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official instruction for FITREPS/EVALS
Bupers Instruction 1610.10 series
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signing FITREPS/EVAL
sailors must sign all adverse fitreps but NAVPC can accept non-adverse fitresps by certificing in teh signature bloc "certified, copy provided"
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closeout evalus for promoting/frocking
closeout evalus for promotion/frocking purposes (E1-E5) not required except if total persiod of op from last eval is over 15 months
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LCU
Landing Craft Utility
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how many litters can a LCU carry
landing craft utility | 100 litters
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how many ambulatory patients can a LCU carry
Landing craft utility | 400 ambulatory patients
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how many patients can a LCU carry
landing craft utility | 100 litter OR 400 ambulatory
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difference in patient load for LCU versus LCAC
LCU: 100 litters OR 400 ambulatory LCAC: 3 litter OR 13 ambulatory
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when are O3 fitreps dated
January
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when are LTJG fitreps dated
February
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what FITREPS are due in January
LT
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what fitreps are due in February
O2
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what fitreps are due in March
W3-5 | E5
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when are E5 fitreps due
March
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how does the promotion selection board meet the sailor
selection board is only able to meet the sailor within the paper in front of them. not the acutla sailor
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what is a great way to communicate with the selection board
FITREP/EVAL. also to communicate w/them
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4 P's of Navy Medicine Priorities
People Platforms Performance Power
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People, Platforms, Performance, Power
the 4 P's of Navy Medicine Priorities
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role of Force Master Chief of the Hospital Corp
advance welfare, morale, viutilization training and maintain open lines of communication
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HQ of Navy Medicine
BUMED
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role of BUMED
HQ of Navy MEdicine
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where does the Navy Surgeon General work
BUMED
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USAID
US Agency for International Development
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runs DART
OFDA
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DART
Disaster Assistance REsponse TEam | under OFDA
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FOG
Field OPerations Guide
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OFDA
Office Foreign Disaster Assistance
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UN & refugees
UN High Commissioner for Refugees | "Handbook for Emergencies"
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UN Field Handbooks
Handbook for Refugees UN DIsaster Assessment and Coordination FIeld Handbook Mannuel for REfugee Emergencies FIre Hndbook
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coordinates the US response to disasters
OFDA: Office for the FOreign Disaster DAssistance
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when does OFDA respond
Office Foregin Disaster Assistance | *when the US AMbassador or CHief of MIssions in the country delcasres a disaster based on critical factors
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criteria that help OFDA (via US Ambassador or Chief of MIssions in the country) determine declares a disaster
- magnitude exceeds ability of the country to respond - country has agreed to accept US assistance - it is within the interest of the USG to assist
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when can't OFDA help a country even if the US wants to
cannot help the country unless the accept USG help
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when does assistance for a country post disaster not happen even if the country request it
to help, we have to agree it is within the interest of the USG to respond
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what is OFDA assistance meant to do
supplement/support noit replace the HN response, preparedness, and mitigation
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objectives of an OFDA assessment team assessment
assess scope of damage & initial community needs | report ot chief of mission/OFDA HQ in DC
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DUINS for enlisted
C School
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first school for enlisted
A School
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A School
initial technical trainign
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XOI
XO inquiry
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how to best help enlisted with their career
medical department shoudl familiarize self w/the BUPERS enlisted community manager page to get informoation to guide HMS through their career
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how does leadership/mentorship directly help enlisted
recruit - apprentice - journeyman - master
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CH-46 D/E
Sea Knight helicopter
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Sea Knight
CH-46 D/E helicopter
288
how many ambulatory patients can the CH-46 D/E
Sea Knight helicopter | 25 ambulatory
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how many litter patients can teh CH-46 D/E Sea Knight carry
15 litter
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how many patients can the CH-46 D/E Sea Knight carry
25 ambulatory | 15 litter
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class of LHA
America Class
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America Class
LHA
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4 deployable elements of the MAGTF
CE< GCE, ACE, LCE | combaet elements
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CE
combat element
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H & S
HQ & Service
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AFRIMS
Armed Forces REsearch Institute of MEdical S
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DBIDS
Defense Biometric ID System
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system that recognizes your fingerprint/CAC
DBIDS: defense biometric ID system
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PERS
Navy Personnel
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AARP
American Assocation for REtired PERsons
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ceremonial washing of a body
abultion
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ablution
ceremonial washign of the body
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acts in a hostile manner
belligerent
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belligerent
acting in ahostile manner
305
legal status of an individual who has the right to engage in hostilities during international armed conflict
combatant
306
combatant
legal status of an individual who has the right to engage in hstilities during international armed conflicts
307
when is the CDR/superior held liable for a war crime
liable for a war crime if they knew or should have known of the violence before/during
308
COSR
combatoperations stress control
309
may release someone from prision to family if the care they need is beyond what the facility can provide
compassionate release
310
ICRC
international committee of hte red cross
311
w of War
collection of ratified treaties whihc make up legal obligations for mil ops
312
MOS
military occupational specialty
313
where was Muhammad born
Mecca
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holiest city in Islam
Mecca
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OPNAVIST
office of the chief of naval ops instruction
316
exhibitionism
non-consensual sexual activities
317
Law of War
collection of ratified treaties which make up legal obligations for military operations
318
collections of ratified treaties which make up legal obligations for military oeprations
Law of War
319
Common Article 3 of Geneva Convention
murder, mutilitation, cruel treatment/torture and humiliating/degrading treatment and sentenced/executed w/o ...
320
chief academic officer of a university
Provost
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EPOW
enemy POW
322
3 guiding principles for the treatment of detainees
Geneva Convention Laws of War Medical ethics
323
POL
petroleum, oil, lubricants
324
MOC
maritime operations center
325
PPR
preplanned response
326
COMPLAN
communications plan
327
COP
common operating picture
328
TCPED
tasking, colection
329
watch cell
indication & warning and rapid dissemination of time-sensitive information
330
role of Battle Watch Command lead
24/7 curent op wat team *CO's direct representative for all curren operations that are under the Fleet COmmand Center attians/maintains/shares operational situation awareness
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CO's watch team lead to maintain situational awareness
Battle Watch Command lead
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logistical readiness
- enables C2 and sets conditions for subordinate success - sets structures/procedures needed to execute logistics and to support oversight - plan/coordinate/integrates operations and theatre-level logistics to support movement/maneuver/force application - advise CCDR to ensure FUOPS are logistically sustainable and feasible
333
FITREPS due in APril
O5 | E9
334
when are O5 FITREPS due
APril
335
when are E9 fitreps due
APril
336
CH-53E
Sea Stallion
337
Sea Stallion
CH-53E
338
how many ambulatory patients can the CH-53E carry
Sea Stallion | 37 ambulatory
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how many litter patiens can the CH-53E Sea Stallion carry
24 litter
340
how many patients can the CH-53E Sea Stallion caryry
37 ambulatory OR 24 litter
341
what qualifies for JMESI cretits
complete Masters Degree billets/jobs certifications approved courses liek AROC, C4, MEDEXCELLENCE
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AQD for Executive Medicine
67A
343
67A
Executive MEdicine AWD
344
criteria to get the 67A AQD
"Executive Medicine" | - successive Executive Medicine billet (CO/XO)
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goal of AQD 67A
"Executive Medicine" | - successful CO/XO tour and support preparation for Flag Officer
346
when are O1 FITREPS due
May
347
fitreps due in May
)1
348
1st Triad
DH DIVO LCPO
349
% of where corpsmen serve
67%: DHA/BUMED 19% FMF 14% Fleet
350
benefit of IDC pipeline
accelerated to E6
351
3 ways enlisted can promote faster
IDC C School MAP
352
STAR Program
Selective Training & Reenlistment | lets your enlist/reenlist and become eligible for career incentives
353
accelerated advancement via IDC
accelerated advancement from E5 - E6
354
how to advance the enliste
eval recommends promotion & eligible per BUPERS guidence (time in rate, rating exam)
355
HYT
high year tenure -enlisted can continue to serve until their HYT date regardless of # times they fail to advance. if they don't advance by that date, they must involuntary separate or r_
356
bonus sub IDC
$60K
357
who knows the latest of the mannings per HM rank
COmmand Career COunseler
358
how does the Detailer advocate for a sailor
sail advocate for balancing best career options against personnal/family restrictions
359
reenlistment bonus for FMF reconniassance IDC
$60K
360
bonus for Surg Tech
$45K
361
fitresps due in June
E4
362
when are E4 evals due
June
363
how many ambulatory can travel in a Bradley ARmored MEDEVAC
4 ambulatory
364
how many litters can be on the BRadley Armored Medevac
4 litters
365
how many patients cant eh BRadley ARmored MEdevac carry
4 litter OR 4 ambulatory
366
NCIS
Navy Criminal InvestigativeServies
367
who investigates sexual assault
NCIS - navy criminal investigative services
368
monetary theft the NCIS investigates
NCIS investigates over $500
369
4 LOE from the "Design for Maintaining Maritime Superority"
LOE BLue, Green GOld, Purple
370
LOE Blue from the "Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority"
LOE BLue = Strengthen Navy from the Sea
371
who do personnel assigned to the H&S Company Support
Infantry
372
which medical assets support the Infantry
H&S company
373
LOCE
littoral operations in a contested enviornment
374
who has national command authority
president SecDefq
375
who does the Joint Force Surgeon advise
JFS advices the host national medical capabilities and makes recommendations to the JOint Force Commander
376
JP 5-0.2
Joint Task Force Planning Guidance
377
LOE Green from the "Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority"
LOE Green: achieve high velocity outcomes
378
3 Tenents of Distributed Lethality
- increase offensive lethality of all warships - distributed offensive capabilities geographically - get ships the right mix of resources to persist in a fight
379
LOE Gold in "Design for Maintaining Maritme Superiority"
LOE Gold: strength our navy team for the fight
380
LOE Purple in "Desgn for Maintaining Maritime Superiority"
LOE Purple: expand/strength our Navy PResence
381
4 LOE from "Design for Maintaining Maritime Superiority"
LOE Blue: strength our Navy from the Sea LOE Green: achieve high velocity outcomes LOE Gold: strength our navy team for the fight LOE Purple: expand/strength our navy presence
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when should you a career development board
15 - 18 months before a sailor's PRD
383
when should you enroll / update EFMP information
15 months priori to PRD
384
how many jobs can enlisted apply fro on MyNavyAssignmet portal
up to 7
385
when are O6 fitreps due
July
386
when are E1 Fitreps due
July
387
MII3 Personnel Carrier
Armored Tank
388
how many ambulatory patient can get into a MII3
armored tank | 10 ambulatory
389
how many litter patients can a MII3 carry
4 litters with conversion
390
how many patients can a MII3 carry
armored tank | 10 ambulatory OR 4 liters
391
eMSM
enhanced multiservice market
392
TRO
Tricare Regional Office
393
67G
AQD for Managed Care Performance
394
AQD for Managed Care Performance
67G
395
CETARS
Corporate Enterprise Training Activity Resource Systems
396
FLTMPS
Fleet Management & Planning System
397
what does CeTARS feed
FLTMPS NSIPS OSR
398
BOL
Bupers ONline
399
FITREP Block 41
Performance Narrative
400
what part of the FITREP tells the board to distinguish the sailor from peers
Trait Average
401
TRO
Tricare Regional Office
402
Pre/Post Deployment Health Assessment
DD 2795/2796
403
JMESP
Joint Medical Executive Skills Program
404
what must be completed prior to XO screening
must do JMESP compentenceis
405
who oversees JMESI
San Antionio
406
how many JMESI compentencies
36
407
JMESI
Joint Medical Executive Skills Institute
408
4 types of sea duty pay
hazardous duty pay special sea pay career sea pay imminent danger sea pay
409
manpower reliance for operational platforms
rely on organic medical capabilities and MAP program (medical augmentation program_
410
SMDR
senior medical department representative
411
purpose of Overseas/Operational Suitability Screening
to not send people where they can't get medical care they need & to not waste $
412
when is the Overseas Screening completed
AD 30 days | family 60 days after receiving orfers
413
AQD of Expeditionary Medicine
67B
414
67B
AQD for Expeditionary Medicine
415
goal of 67B
successful operational tour
416
catagories of 67B
Expeditionary Medicine | 8 core & 7 assigned
417
S3
Operations
418
first 3 directorates of a joint command
S1 - Manpower S2- intelligence S3- opeartions
419
S6
C2, communications
420
joint directorate that does C2
J6
421
hard + soft power
smart power
422
smart power
hard + soft power
423
what type of power is GHE
smart power to support national strategic objectives
424
how does GHE benefit PN/HN
help's with social well being, rule of law, governance, economies, security and develop PN capabilities to increase self-reliance
425
CERP forces
commander emergenyc response program
426
4 types of MAFTF
MEF MEB MARSOC (Marine Special OPs_ SPMAFTF - special purpose
427
MARSOC
Marine Special Operations
428
spec ops for the marines
MARSOC
429
breakdown of MARDIV
``` 3 infantry units HQ tank battalion artillery light armored reconnaissance assault amphiboious comabt engineer ```
430
LHA that act as CRTS
America triopli Bougainville
431
who has control of FST as an asset
FST are an asset to CDR PAC/Atlanti fleets
432
AELNO evacuation aircraft
C-17
433
PRT
provincial reconstruction team
434
NEPMU
Navy Environmental Prev Med Unit
435
what jobs are under NEPMU
Navy Environmental Prev Med Unit | -industrial hygeine, entomology, enviornmental
436
FDPMU
Foreward Deployed Prev MEd
437
FHP
Force Health Protection
438
what FITREPS are due in July
O6 | E1-E3
439
when are W1-2 evals due
September
440
when are E8 fitreps due
September
441
when are E7 evals due
September
442
what Evals are due in September
W1-2 | E7-8
443
LCPO
Leading Chief Petty Officer
444
LPO
Leading Petty Officer
445
enlisted department leadership
LCPO | LPO
446
year the Chiefs were established
1893
447
SORN
Systems of REcords NOtice SORN is a formal notice to the public published in the Federal Register that identifies the purpose for which Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is collected, from whom, what type, how information is shared, and how to access and correct information maintained by the agency
448
enlisted LADR
Learning & Development Roadmap LaDR guides Sailors in identifying current and projecting future assignments, Navy enlisted classifications, and training and education opportunities to include rate training, Professional Military Education, advanced education initiatives, professional certifications, etc. to aid in a Sailors personal an
449
role of MCPO
master chief petty officer - administer manage progress, - probably only 1 per command
450
role of a senior chief
SCPO | senior technical supervisor and trains . technical and managerial experience
451
difference between SCPO (senior chief) & MCPO (master chief)
Senior Chief: senior technical supervisor w/technical & managerial experience Master Chief: administers/manages programs
452
reenlistment bonus for dental tech
$30K
453
reenlistment bonus for Behavioral Health Techs
$45K
454
DoD Reorganization Act
Goldwater-Nichols DOD Reorganization Act
455
what resource says the CJCS is the senior military member
Goldwater- Nichols Reorganization Act
456
most senior member of the Armed Forces
CJCS
457
role of the Military Service Chiefs
dual-hatted - advises Prez/SecDef - manags their service
458
chairman of the National Security Council
President
459
members of the National Security Concil
President = chairman | VP, State, treasure, defense, assistant to the president for national security
460
non-cabinet member of the Natioanl Security Council
Assistant to the President for National Security Affairs | CJCS - mil advisor, CIA director - intel advisor
461
advisor to the National Security Council on military matters
CJCS
462
intelligence advisor to the National Security Council
CIA Director
463
advisors to the National Security Council
CJCS - military matters | CIA Director - inteligence matters
464
members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
``` CJCS Vice CJCS Chief of Staff: Army, Air Force Chief of Naval Operations Commodant of the Marine COrp ```
465
top Army active duty
Chief of Staff Army
466
top Air Force active duty
Chief of Staff Air Force
467
top Navy active duty
Chief of Naval Operations
468
top Marine active duty
Commodant of the Marine Corp
469
DHHQ
Defense Health HQ Fal CHurch, VA policies/,guide/manpowers
470
who do MTF report to
Defense Health Agency and BUMED via their Eschelon 3 Commander
471
FORCM
Force Master CHief
472
rank of the Navy Surgeon General
Rear Admiral 2 star
473
rank of the Staff Corp leaders
one star
474
mission of BUMED
keep the Navy & Marine COrp families ready, healthy, and on the job
475
vision of BUMED
Navy & MC have best readiness and health in the world
476
strategic priorities of BUMED
readiness health partnerships
477
guiding principles of BUMED
honor the trust to care for AMerica's sons & daughters honor the uniform we wear honor the privilage of leadreshipo
478
fitreps due in October
O4
479
when are O4 FITREPS due
October
480
fitreps due in December
E6
481
fitreps due in NOvember
E6
482
when are E6 fitreps due
Nov
483
when are O1-O4 FITREPS due
1 - May 2- February 3- January 4- October
484
bonus for dive medicine IDC
$60K
485
authoritiative writing guide for Navy
Navy Correspondence Manual
486
purpose of BLUF
statement/brief paragraph w/conclusion and recommendations up front
487
how to get quickly to the point
BLUF: conclusion & recommendation up front
488
how to acknowlege everyone should listen up
ALCON | all concerned
489
FYSA
for your situational awarness | -beginning of correpondence to notify the recipient that the information is for awareness and requires no action
490
how to state in a document/email that it is just a notification and no action is required
FYSA: For Your Situational Awareness
491
Information Paper
1 page. discussion of facts/opinions, suggestions, arguments | caption it: INFORMATRION PAPER
492
difference between a point paper & information paper
Point Paper is different b/c closes w/a brief succicient summary that indicates any position/conclusion
493
to foregive a loan
forebearance
494
how does Navy writing structure thoughts & discussion
Navy writing uses the 5 W's to structure thoughts/discussion
495
problem of financial interests & navy status
cannot hold financial interests that conflict w/performance of duty *cannot engage in financial transactiosn using nonpublic government information of allow info to further personal interest
496
ethics
good values and moral duty and obligation | -consicious/guiding philisophy/moral importance
497
source for military ethics
DDD5500.7R Joint Ethics REgulation *foundation for punitive action *money/...
498
foundation for punitive actions r/t military ethical violations
DDD 5500.7-R: Joint EThics REgulations
499
action post Captain's Mast
sailor must appeal in writing within 5 days ONLY IF -unjust (evidence doesn't support findings or illagally obtained OR - dispropriationalte: too hardsh/unfair w/ regards to the specific circumstance of the case
500
how many days do you have to appeal post Captain's Mast results
must appeal in writing within 5 days post
501
criteria that must be met in order for a sailor to appeal post Captain's Mast
2 = unjust, disproportionate unjust: evidence doesn't support findings/illegally obtained disproportionate: too harsh/unfair r/t the specific circumstances of the case
502
reenslistment bonus for DAPA
$45K
503
reenlistment bonus for Resp TEch
$45K
504
recruitment bonus for SAR
@25K
505
recruitment bonus for FMF REconnaisance IDC
$25K
506
reenslistment bonus for dive med tech
$25K
507
NEC
Navy Enlisted Classifications
508
ATF
Advance Technical Field | SAR, FMF Reconnaisiance IDC, Dive Med Tech
509
EPAC
Enlisted PRogrammed Authoriztions *sumamry of programmed billet authorizations _basis for accessions int HM rate and dicrects impact on filling C-School billets
510
what is enlisted manning "balanced"
manning 98-102% of ENlisted PRogrammed AUthorization is considered Balanced

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