CH 14 QUIZ

Question 1

What form is used to complete Routine, Special Duty, and Medical Evaluation Boards examinations? (Page 14-6)

• DD 1903-1
• DD 2708-2
• DD 2807-1
• DD 2697

Answer 1

DD 2807-1 283031

Question 2

What is the single most important factor in determining fitness for duty in today’s Navy? (Page 14-4)

• Medical fitness board
• Medical screening board
• Medical evaluation board
• Medical surveillance board

Answer 2

Medical evaluation board

Question 3

Separation examinations are required for personnel separating from the Navy, the Marine Corps, and Activated Reservists serving how many consecutive days or greater on active duty? (Page 14-3)

• 30
• 180
• 365
• 31

Answer 3

31

Question 4

The results of the reenlistment physical examination are recorded on form DD 2807, Report of Medical History and what other form? (Page 14-2)

• DD 2808
• DD 3109
• DD 1790
• DD 1540

Answer 4

DD 2808

Question 5

What form is used to complete Separation examinations? (Page 14-12)

• DD 1350
• DD 1540
• DD 1797
• DD 2697

Answer 5

DD 2697

Question 6

What screenings prevent the arrival of service members and families at a duty station with special requirements beyond the capability of the local medical, dental, educational, or community facilities? (Page 14-4)

• Aptitude
• Fitness
• Suitability
• Merited

Answer 6

Suitability

Question 7

What type of test determines distant visual acuity? (Page 14-16)

• Visual acuity charts
• Mellen charts
• Snellen charts
• Eye charts

Answer 7

Snellen charts

Question 8

What series provides a listing of “Medical Conditions and Physical Defects Which Normally are Cause for Referral to the Physical Evaluation Board”? (Page 14-5)

• SECNAVINST 1850.4
• BUMEDINST 1750.2
• OPNAVINST 3750.6
• BUPERSINST 1900.8

Answer 8

SECNAVINST 1850.4

Question 9

What form is used to complete the suitability screening for members that have orders for overseas and remote duty locations? (Page 14-14)

• NAVMED 1100/1
• NAVMED 1300/1
• NAVMED 1500/1
• NAVMED 1200/1

Answer 9

NAVMED 1300/1

Question 10

The abbreviated board report is used only when a member is expected to return to full duty after an adequate period of treatment. Processing time should not exceed how many working days to report TLD? (Page 14-5)

• 10
• 7
• 5
• 3

Answer 10

5

Question 11

IAW what series will the Periodic Health Assessment will be conducted annually? (Page 14-2)

• BUMEDINST 4130.3a
• SECNAVINST 6120.3
• BUMEDINST 4566.10c
• SECNAVINST 1932.1b

Answer 11

SECNAVINST 6120.3

Question 12

What series has the Navy developed to minimize the risk associated with hazardous substances? (Page 14-4)

• OPNAVINST 5100.23
• OPNAVINST 1360.2
• OPNAVINST 5100.19
• OPNAVINST 5310.4

Answer 12

OPNAVINST 5100.23

Question 13

What program provides physical examination and medical monitoring guidelines for personnel who are exposed to or work with/in hazardous materials or hazardous environments? (Page 14-4)

• BUMED Surveillance Program
• Medical Surveillance Program
• BUMED Evaluation Program
• Medical Evaluation Program

Answer 13

Medical Surveillance Program

Question 14

What provides the specific instructions on how and when each type of physical is to be conducted? (Page 14-2)

• MANMED
• BUMEDINST 5445.50
• NAVPERS manual
• OPNAVINST 6100.23

Answer 14

MANMED

Question 15

Essentially, there are four types of routine physical examinations which include the Entrance, Periodic Health Assessment (PHA), Reenlistment, and what other type? (Page 14-2)

• Separation
• Annual
• LIMDU
• Disability review

Answer 15

Separation

Question 16

Where are entrance physical examinations normally performed? (Page 14-2)

• RTC
• MEPS
• Recruiting Office
• First duty station

Answer 16

MEPS

Question 17

What are used to test near vision when the AFVT is not available? (Page 14-17)

• Snellen chart
• Jaeger cards
• PIP chart
• Jaeger charts

Answer 17

Jaeger cards

Question 18

A thorough physical examination must be completed not less than how many days from the last day served on active duty? (Page 14-3)

• 90
• 365
• 45
• 180

Answer 18

180

Question 19

Entrance physical examination results are documented on the Report of Medical Examination (DD 2808) and Report of Medical History (using what form)? (Page 14-2)

• DD 1398-2
• DD 1410-5
• DD 2807-1
• DD 1730-1

Answer 19

DD 2807-1

Question 20

What type of testing determines the ability of the eye to discriminate fine detail? (Page 14-16)

• Visual guile
• Visual sensitivity
• Visual acuity
• Visual intelligence

Answer 20

Visual acuity

Question 21

Upon entry into the service, a baseline audiogram is performed and recorded on what form? (Page 14-18)

• DD 1570
• DD 1190
• DD 2150
• DD 2215

Answer 21

DD 2215

Question 22

What is a semi-portable machine that has the capability to test near and distant visual acuity, horizontal and vertical phorias, and stereopsis (depth perception)? (Page 14-17)

• AFVT
• VAFT
• PIP
• SCALE

Answer 22

AFVT

Question 23

What is a record of hearing thresholds an individual has for various sound frequencies? (Page 14-18)

• Auralgram
• Phonogram
• Audiogram
• Auditorygram

Answer 23

Audiogram

Question 24

How many inches from the examinee should the plates be held from the examinee when administering PIP examinations? (Page 14-17)

• 30
• 25
• 15
• 45

Answer 24

30

Question 25

What is a record of electrical impulses as they travel through the heart called? (Page 14-18)

• EKG
• EGC
• GKE
• KGE

Answer 25

EKG

Question 26

The Navy has two methods of testing color discrimination which include the Farnsworth Lantern Test (FALANT) and what else? (Page 14-17)

• POP
• PIP
• VFAC
• AFVT

Answer 26

PIP

Question 27

The Naval Medical Department routinely uses EKGs with how many leads for physical examinations performed on Navy and Marine Corps personnel? (Page 14-20)

• 6
• 10
• 12
• 4

Answer 27

12