BUMEDINST 1300.2A

Question 1

After returning to duty following a period of medically restricted duty or a finding of “fit for continued Naval service “ by the PEB must a service member complete a medical assignment screening?

Answer 1

Not later than 15 days PG4

Question 2

What system adjudicates a service members “fitness for continued Naval service?”

Answer 2

The Disability Evaluation System (DES) PG4

Question 3

The service member and family must be screened within how many days of receipt of transfer orders?

Answer 3

30 days PG3

Question 4

What can happen as a result of improperly screened service and family members?

Answer 4

Increase absence from duty, decreased quality of life, billet gaps, PG3

Question 5

Who is designated in the department to oversee the screening process?

Answer 5

Suitability Screening Coordinator PG5

Question 6

Who has the ability to conduct suitability and medical assignment screenings?

Answer 6

Medical officer, physician assistants, nurses practitioners, and IDC. PG5

Question 7

SSC and MTFs providers must respond within how many days of receipt of screening inquiries?

Answer 7

7 working days PG6

Question 8

Screening deficiencies are reported to what command?

Answer 8

NAVPERSCOM and/or HQMC. PG7

Question 9

Which commanders are part of the Central Screening Committee?

Answer 9

Naval Medical Center, Portsmouth, Naval Medical Center, San Diego, and U.S. Naval Hospital Yokosuka PG7

Question 10

Temporary Limited Duty (TLD) also know as LIMDU occurs in periods not to exceed how many months?

Answer 10

6 months with a cumulative per career total of 12 unless exception is approved by NAVPERSCOM. PG6 Encl 1

Question 11

What are TRICARE three health care options?

Answer 11

TRICARE Prime, Extra, and Standard. pg6 Encl6

Question 12

Which Tricare option has a cost share option?

Answer 12

TRICARE Standard PG6 Encl1

Question 13

Which Tricare option has a preferred provider option?

Answer 13

TRICARE Extra PG6 Encl1

Question 14

What are Type Duty Classification Codes (NAVY)

Answer 14

Five types of duty designations used by NAVPERSCOM to identify cmds for est. of sea/shore rotation PG6 Encl1

Question 15

Type 1-Shore Duty

Answer 15

U.S. based, not required to be absent for duty station in excess 150 days per yr. PG1 Encl 1

Question 16

Type 2-Sea Duty

Answer 16

Performed in commissioned vessels/deployable squadrons based in U.S. must operate away from home port in excess of 150 days per yr. PG7 Encl1

Question 17

Type 3 Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

Answer 17

Performed overseas land-based not to be absent more than 150 days per yr. credited as sea duty PG7 Encl1

Question 18

Type 4 Overseas Sea Duty

Answer 18

overseas land based requires member to operate away from home port in excess of 150 days PG7 Encl1

Question 19

Type 5 Overseas Shore Duty

Answer 19

land based credited as shore for rotational purposes, not required to be absent from port in excess of 150 days per yr.

Question 20

Suitability screening is valid for how many months?

Answer 20

12 months PG2 Encl 2

Question 21

Before proceeding with screening what enrollment is required for family members?

Answer 21

Enrollment in DEERS PG4 Encl 2

Question 22

Post pregnancy suitability screening is conducted approx. how many weeks post delivery?

Answer 22

8 weeks pg4 Encl 2

Question 23

DODEA policy requires dependent children to have what immunizations prior to enrollment in a DoD school?

Answer 23

Hep B, Diptheria and tetanus toxoids and pertussis vaccine(DPT), Haemophilius influenza type b (Hib), Poliovirus, MMR, and Varicella (Var). PG7 Encl 2

Question 24

When is the transferring command or servicing PSD notified?

Answer 24

When a delay is anticipated beyond a 30 day period. PG9 Encl 2

Question 25

Completed suitability screening copies are kept for how long?

Answer 25

The retention period is 2 yrs after completion of screening, after which the record can be destroyed. PG17 Encl2

Question 26

For service members with unresolved suitability recommendation, who makes the final decision?

Answer 26

The NAVPERSCOM (PERS-4821) medical officer PG18 Encl 2

Question 27

For normal suitability screenings who makes the final decision?

Answer 27

The gaining MTF makes the final suitability recommendation.

Question 28

For Unaccompanied service member requesting accompanied tour/command sponsorship for family who must approve?

Answer 28

NAVPERSCOM approval is required for Navy personnel. pg20 Encl 2

Question 29

When can suitability screening be conducted by other than a Navy MTF?

Answer 29

Family does not reside with sponsor, service member deployed, family not near a Navy MTF. PG20 Encl 2

Question 30

The SSC will provide what required forms for the screening process?

Answer 30

NAVMED 1300/2, NAVMED 1300/1, DD Form 2808, and SF 603 or SF 603A PG21 Encl 2

Question 31

What command will research the deficiency and recommend corrective action in Suitability Screening deficiency report?

Answer 31

NAVPERSCOM or HQMC PG22 Encl 2

Question 32

Service members in the HIV program are governed up what instruction?

Answer 32

SECNAVINST 5300.30 PG1 Encl 3

Question 33

The assignment screening report and process are completed within how many days?

Answer 33

Not later than 15 PG2 Encl 3

Question 34

The results of the completed medical assignment screening are forwarded and coordinated with what command?

Answer 34

NAVPERSCOM (PERS-40BB). pg2 Encl 3

Question 35

Who informs the parent cmd when a service member fails to report for a scheduled medical assignment screening appointment?

Answer 35

The MTF SSC or MTF LIMDU coordinator. PG2 Encl 3

Question 36

What is the prerequisite for participation in the TRICARE Extended Care Health Option (ECHO) program?

Answer 36

EFMP enrollment. pg2 Encl 4

Question 37

What is the form number for Exceptional Family Member Medical Summary?

Answer 37

DD Form 2792

Question 38

Where are all original enrollment forms (DD Form 2792/2792-1) forwarded?

Answer 38

To the appropriate Central Screening Committee (CSC).

Question 39

What are the responsibilities of the transferring command?

Answer 39

1. Ensure service or family member is screened w/in 30days. 2. Determine service and family member suitability for an overseas (Navy type 3,4,or 6 duty), and remote duty assignment. 3. Determine suitability for an operational (sea duty) assignment (Navy type 2 duty) 4. Ensure service members complete medical assignment screening not later than 15 days after return to duty or a finding of "fit for continued naval service".

Question 40

Medical, Dental, and Educational Suitability Screening for Service and Family Members - form

Answer 40

NAVMED 1300/1

Question 41

Medical Assignment Screening - form

Answer 41

NAVMED 1300/3

Question 42

What does MTF, PEB, and DES stands for?

Answer 42

- Physical Evaluation Board | - Disability Evaluation System

Question 43

Required forms for Overseas Suitability Screening

Answer 43

NAVMED 1300/2 AND 1300/1 DD Forms 2807-1 and 2808 DD Form 2792-1(preschool/shoolage NAVPERS 1300/16 Part II

Question 44

Required forms for Remote Duty Suitability Screening

Answer 44

NAVMED 1300/2 AND 1300/1 DD Form 2807-1 and 2808 NAVPERS 1300/16, Part II

Question 45

Required forms for Dental Suitability Screening

Answer 45

NAVMED 1300/1 Part II SF 603 or SF 603A EZ 603.1 pg51

Question 46

Required forms for Medical Assignment Screening

Answer 46

NAVMED 1300/3

Question 47

PEB:

Answer 47

Physical Evaluation Board

Question 48

IFSP

Answer 48

Individualized Family Service Plan

Question 49

IDEA

Answer 49

individuals with Disabilities Service Act

Question 50

When are family members with special needs identified and enrolled in EFMP?

Answer 50

Routine medical care and through the suitability screening process. Pg5

Question 51

Who can screen service member assigned to deployable units for unaccompanied assignments?

Answer 51

IDCs Pg5

Question 52

What are the two reasons that most states allow parents to defer immunizations for their children?

Answer 52

Religious reasons or concern about adverse effects Pg 7 Encl 2

Question 53

In order to protect sensitive medical information, forward the suitability inquiry to the gaining MTF ?

Answer 53

Via Naval message traffic only Pg15 Encl 2

Question 54

What comprises BUMED INSTRUCTION 1300.2A

Answer 54

Suitability screening, medical assignment screening, exceptional Family member program ID and Enrollment

Question 55

Medical, Dental, and Educational suitability screening checklist and worksheet - form

Answer 55

NAVMED 1300/2

Question 56

Medical, Dental, and Educational suitability screening for service and family members -form

Answer 56

NAVMED 1300/1

Question 57

Medical Assignment Screening-form

Answer 57

NAVMED 1300/3

Question 58

Ensure each servie and family member is screened within how many days upon the receipt of transfer orders?

Answer 58

30 days

Question 59

Transferring command needs to ensure service members complete medical assignment screening not later than how many days after the return to duty?

Answer 59

15 days

Question 60

who guides the transferring (parent) command on processing the member for administrative separation?

Answer 60

NAVPERSCOM or HQMC

Question 61

The officers in charge of an overseas or remote MTF must ensure that the SSC and MTF providers respond within how many working days of receipt of screening injuries?

Answer 61

7 working days

Question 62

Computer-based medical management system used in DOD healthcare facilities

Answer 62

Composite Health Care System (CHCS)

Question 63

What are the 2 types of MTF?

Answer 63

Screening MTF- med, dental, suitability screening | Gaining MTF - overseas or remote duty location