CH5: Medical Logistics Flashcards

1
Q

Define NAVMEDLOGCOM.

A

Naval Medical Logistics Command

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2
Q

Who established the standard organizational structure for Medical Logistics Departments?

A

BUMED

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3
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Define NAVSUP.

A

Naval Supply Systems Command

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4
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What is the purpose of NAVSUP?

A

Institute standardized supply procedures

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5
Q

What is the threshold for a micro-purchase?

A

under $3000

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6
Q

What is a competitive threshold?

A

over $3000

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7
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Define requisition.

A

An order from an activity that is requesting material or services from another activity.

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8
Q

Define repair part.

A

Any item that has an application and appear in:

  • allowance parts list (APL)
  • stock number sequence list (SNSL)
  • integrated stock list (ISL)
  • Naval Ship Systems Command drawings
  • manufacturer’s handbook
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9
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How is a standard stock identified?

A

National Item Identification number (NIIN)

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10
Q

What is FSC?

A

Federal Supply Classification

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11
Q

The FSC is made up of what two-digit numeric codes?

A

Federal supply group and federal supply class

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12
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What are the two ways supply levels are expressed?

A

Numerical terms and “months of usage”

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13
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What is the most common and best method to use in accounting for the amount of items used?

A

months of usage

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14
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What are the four measurements of the supply level?

A
  1. Operating
  2. Safety
  3. Stockage
  4. Requisitioning
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15
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Define operating level.

A

The amount needed to sustain operations between shipments, usually 7 days

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16
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Define safety level.

A

Amount maintained in the case a new shipment does not arrive on time, 14 days of supply

17
Q

Define stockage.

A

Minimum amount to support operations, op + safety = stockage

18
Q

Define requisitioning.

A

Maximum amount that should be kept on hand, quantity that will be consumed in between shipments

19
Q

What form is used to order standard stock items with a NSN?

A

DD 1348

20
Q

What form is used for items without a NSN?

A

DD 1348-6

21
Q

What is the document number for requisition and invoice shipping?

A

DD 1149

22
Q

List the types of inventories.

A
  1. Controlled substances
  2. Bulkhead-to-bulkhead
  3. Specific commodity
  4. Special material
  5. Spot inventory
  6. Location surveys
  7. Velocity
  8. Random sampling
  9. Department
  10. War
23
Q

Define controlled substances.

A

Conducted monthly, unannounced inventory done by members of the Controlled Substances Inventory Board

24
Q

What form is the Single Line Item Release/Receipt Document?

A

DD 1348

25
Q

What items are required for the Single Line DD1348?

A
  • Date
  • Circle quantity accepted
  • Sign
26
Q

What items are used in the receiving process?

A
  1. Order for supplies for quotations (DD 1155)
  2. Request for contractual procurement (NAVCOMPT 2276)
  3. Material inspection and receiving (DD 250)
27
Q

What form is to report a discrepancy (ROD)?

A

SF 364