BUMEDINST 1300.2B Flashcards

1
Q

Within how many days must a service member complete their suitability screening after receipt of overseas orders/OSN?

A

30 days

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Within how many days must a family member complete their suitability screening after receipt of overseas orders/OSN?

A

60 days

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3
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What is the abbreviation OSN?

A

Overseas Screening Notification

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4
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What is the abbreviation SSC?

A

Suitability Screening Coordinator

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5
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What is the abbreviation EDIS?

A

Educational and Developmental Intervention Services

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6
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What is the abbreviation DoDEA?

A

Department of Defense Education Activity

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7
Q

What form does the CO of the parent command document a service members or family members suitability/unsuitability for overseas or remote duty on?

A

NAVPERS 1300/6 Report of Suitability for Overseas

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8
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What is the abbreviation MAS?

A

Medical Assignment Screening

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9
Q

What should a physician do if they identify a medical condition that interferes with a Service member’s ability to perform their duties during the suitability screening?

A

Initiate a Medical Evaluation Board (MEB)

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10
Q

Where do physicians refer family members when a special medial or educational need is identified during the suitablity screeing process?

A

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Coordinator

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11
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What forms are signed by the CO or OIC of MTFs and medical departments when conducting suitability screenings?

A

NAVPERS 1300/16 after reviewing NAVMED 1300/1

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12
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What form will MTF providers use to refer family members found with special medical and/or educational needs to the EFMP coordinator?

A

DD 2792

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13
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What form must be completed for children receiving early intervention or special education services?

A

DD 2792-1

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14
Q

When a family has significant medial needs, who assists them with questions related to TRICARE befits?

A

Beneficiary Counselor and Assistance Coordinator (BCAC)

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15
Q

Who appoints the SSC to a clinic?

A

CO in writing (SSC = Suitability Screening Coordinator)

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16
Q

SSC’s should be in their position for a minimum of how many year?

A

2 years

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17
Q

What is the minimum rank for an EFMP coordinator?

A

E-5 or above or civilian equivalent

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EFMP coordinators should be in their position for a minimum of how many years?

A

2 years

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19
Q

Can IDCs complete medical suitability screenings?

A

yes, only on Service members

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20
Q

What is the minimum rank of the dental SSC?

A

E-6 or above

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21
Q

Overseas or remote SSC’s must provide written responses within how many days from receipt of a screening inquiry?

A

7 days

22
Q

What is the minimum rank of an SSC?

A

E-6 or above

23
Q

If a screening deficiency is identified, who does the gaining SSC notify?

A

The Parent Command and they inform BUMED Family Readiness

24
Q

If a screening deficiency is identified, who does the parent command submit a suitability screening deficiency report to?

A

NAVPERSCOM (PERS-451)

25
Q

What finding is made exclusively by the Department of Navy PEB in determining an active duty Service member’s ability to continue serving in the Navy or Marine Corps?

A

Fit for Continued Naval Service May still have assignment limitations

26
Q

Who must the SSC notify when a suitability screening is not completed on time or is pending results?

A

NAVPERSCOM

27
Q

What is the abbreviation IFSP?

A

Individualized Family Service Plan

28
Q

What is the abbreviation IEP?

A

Individualized education program

29
Q

What form is the Exceptional Family Member Medical Summary?

A

DD 2792

30
Q

What term describes a letter that notifies the transferring command of a Service member’s pending orders to facilitate the commencement of overseas screenings?

A

OSN

31
Q

How many months are medical, dental and educational suitability screening forms valid for?

A

12 months from date of completion

32
Q

Who has to approve a Service members screening if they have a blood borne pathogen and wish to take operational orders?

A

NAVPERSCOM (PERS-454)

33
Q

How far must an MTF be from a duty station for it to be considered remote duty?

A

2 hours driving time under normal conditions

34
Q

Who must the operational SSC submit an unsuitability recommendation to if they determine they do not have the capabilities to support a service member while reviewing a suitability inquiry?

A

Cognizant medical Type Commander (TYCOM) Surgeon’s office

35
Q

When are post pregnancy suitability screening conducted on family members?

A

approximately 8 weeks post delivery.

36
Q

What is the abbreviation EIS?

A

Early Intervention Services

37
Q

When does a servicewoman need to inform her CO after confirmation of pregnancy?

A

Within 2 weeks

38
Q

Within how many days of transferring should a pregnancy test be administered on servicewomen?

A

no more than 30 days

39
Q

If a family member declines immunizations during a suitability screening, what must be done?

A

Suitability inquiry needs to be sent to the gaining MTF

40
Q

Who must the gaining command submit documentation to if they determine a family member is “unsuitable” due to lack of immunization with unacceptable risk?

A

Navy Medicine Region

41
Q

If a Navy Medicine Region agrees with the gaining commands determination that a family member is “unsuitable” due to lack of immunizations; who do they submit substantiating documentation to?

A

BUMED Family Readiness (within 7 working days)

42
Q

Who has the authority to make final recommendation of a family member being medically “unsuitable”due to lack of immunizations?

A

Flag officer at BUMED

43
Q

Within how many days does a flag officers finding of unsuitable due to lack of immunizations need to be returned to the gaining SSC?

A

within 7 working days

44
Q

In regards to suitability screenings; who does a D 2792-1 need to be completed on?

A

Each dependent child from birth to 22nd birthday or high school graduation

45
Q

Children younger than what age do not require dental screening?

A

6 months

46
Q

Within how many days must the results of a MAS be completed and forwarded via message traffic to NAVPERSCOM?

A

15 days

47
Q

What from is the medical assignment screening?

A

NAVMED 1300/3

48
Q

What form is the Medical, Dental, and Educational Suitability Screening for Service and Family Members?

A

NAVMED 1300/1

49
Q

What form is the Medical, Dental, and Educational Suitability Screening checklist and worksheet?

A

NAVMED 1300/2

50
Q

What form is the overseas screening deficiency report/early return request?

A

NAVMED 1300/28

51
Q

Who’s responsibility is it to ensure service members and family members complete suitability screenings within the 30/60 day time window?

A

CO of Transferring (parent) command