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Chapter 2: Expeditionary Medicine Administration Flashcards

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Manual of the Medical Department, NAVMED P-117

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a Corpsman duties will include the maintenance of various logs and the preparations of reports

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BUMEDINST 5210.9

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forms and reports management rogram

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reports to the OOD

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all important occurrences are reported by the Senior Medical Department Rep to the OOD for entry into the duty log or journal of the command

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items that need to be reported to the OOD

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severe injuries, conditions that can affect health of the crew, and damage or loss of medical or dental equipment.

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reports directly to the CO and OOD

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the name of patients in serious condition with necessary info for notification of patients NOK

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SECNAVINST 5261.5

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Department of the Navy Correspondence Manual– it provides a medium for the special occurrences that might need to be reconstructed in detail at a later time.

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SAMs

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an administrative management tool that tracks the medical and dental readiness of Navy and Marine Corps. Also used to track supply inventory, log preventative med inspections, report and recieve radiation exposure data, and manage medical training.

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Medical readiness reporting system (MRRS)

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an administrative management tool that is used to track the medical and dental readiness of every active duty and reserve Sailor or Marine. an internet based communication program that allows for health care providers to update a member’s readiness regardless of the member’s permanent duty station

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Central Data Repository(CDR) and Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System(DEERS)

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gateways that allow SAMs and MRRS to communicate and share information

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sick call treatment log

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contains each patient’s reporting date and time, name, rate, division, c/c, diagnosis, treatment, and disposition.

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training log

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maintained in SAMs, entries should include the date, title of lecture, division of personnel attending, duration of lecture and the number of officers, chiefs and e-6 and below attending. location may be necessary to put into logbook.

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COMANVSURFORINST 6000.1

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shipboard medical procedures

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potable water log

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purpose is to record the readings of daily residual chlorine or bromine levels and the weekly bacteriological examinations required on potable water abroad ship and in the field

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NAVMED P-5010

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Manual of Naval Preventive Medicine

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work center pms manual

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was developed to meet the need to record, report, and evaluate the maintenance requirements of the fleet and provide the organizational level with the tools to plan, schedule, and control planned maintenance. provides all maintenance and material managers throughout the Navy with a means to plan, acquire, organize, control, and evaluate the manpower and material resources expended or planned for expenditure in support of maintenance. manually reflects the planned maintenance requirements for a particuar work center such as medical or dental

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OPNAVINST 4790.4

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ships’ maintenance and material management system– provides guidance for the program.

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HM in a admin billet

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will be responsible for maintaining the commands files and Navy directives, draft and type correspondence, maintain directives and logs, submit reports and efficiently file correspondence so that it may be retrieved quickly

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OPNAVINST 5215.17

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Navy Directive Insurance System

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the two basic types of directives

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permanent and temporary

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Permanent directives

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regulate administration, establish policy, delegate authority, and assign a mission function or task

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Temporary directives

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are normally issued as a notice to request comments or approval, and announce information such as a change of command or education and promotion opportunities.

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how long can notices remain in effect

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no longer than one year

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change transmittals

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is used to issue notices and changes to instructions. describes the nature of the change and gives directions for making it.

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SECNAVINST 5216.5

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Department of the Navy Correspondence Manual

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SSIC

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standard subject identification code

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SECNAV M-5510.36

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department of the navy information security program

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SECNAVINST 5210.11

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department of the navy standard subject identification codes

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1000 series

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Military personnel

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2000 series

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telecommunications

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3000 series

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operations and readiness

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4000 series

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logistics

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5000 series

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general administration and management

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6000 series

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medicine and denistry

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7000 series

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financial management

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8000 series

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ordnance material

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9000 series

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ships design and material

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10000 series

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general material

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11000 series

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facilities and activities ashore

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12000 series

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civilian personnel

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13000 series

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aeronautical and astronautical material

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16000 series

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coast guard missions

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primary subjects

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designated by the last three digits of the code number

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secondary subjects

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designated by the last 2 digits of the code number

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tertiary subjects

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designated by the last digit of the code number

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Classifying

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the process of determining the correct subject group or name-title under which correspondence should be filed and any subordinate subjects that should be cross-referenced.

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the proper method to subject-classify a document

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the proper method to subject-classify a document so it can readily be identified and found when needed is to read it carefully, analyze it, and then select the SSIC that most closely corresponds to the subject of the document

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SECNAVINST 5210.8

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department of the navy records management program. provides guidence for records maintenance, use, and disposition. Is designed to retain records that are needed to excute the mission and dispose of records that have expired.

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disposal of records

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if the HM is in doubt about that disposal of certain records, superiors should be consulted to determine the course of action to take

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what is the mission of the medical and dental departments

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to provide care to sailors of navy ships and units that they are assigned, and to prevent and treat disease and injuries

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how to accomplish the mission of medical and dental departments

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to accomplish the mission, medical and dental personnel must keep themselves informed of planned operations and anticipate any possible demands placed upon them or the members under their care

51
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Individual Medical Readiness(IMR)

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a continuous process; must be monitored and reported on a regular basis to provide service leaders and operational commanders the ability to ensure a healthy and fit fighting force

52
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SECNAVINST 6120.3

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periodic health assessment for individual medical readiness; includes: individual medical equiptment, immunizations, readiness lab studies, deployment limiting conditions, PHA, dental readiness

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Periodic Health Assessment

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used to review and correct andy IMR dieficiencies. provides the opprotuntity to assess changes in a member’s health on an annual basis that could potentially impact the ability to perform mmilitary duties and deploy worldwide

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Dental class one

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No dental treatment is needed

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Dental class two

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an oral condition, if not treated, does not have the potential to become an emergency in the next 12 months

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Dental class three

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any oral condition that will result in an emergency within the next 12 months

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Dental class four

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an individual who needs a dental exam or has oral conditions that are unknown

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dental class three and four

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any member that is in class 3-4 is considered non-deployable and go to the head of the line for treatment prior to deployment

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deployment limiting conditions

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to be considered deployable, the service member should not be on limited duty or undergoing anytype of Physical Evaluation Board or Medboard

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Battalion Aid Station

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Used to provide direct support to company and platoon corpsman, and provide advanced trauma life support under fire

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FMF medical support

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combat personnel, providing medical and inital first aid to prepare the sasuality for further evacuation. support personnel, providing surgical and medical aid to those who need early definitive care and cannot be further evacuated

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what is the primary mission for the medical battalion

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to provide casualty collection, emergency treatment, temp hospitalization, specialized surgery, and evacuation

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FMF dental support

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mission is to ensure that combat effectiveness of the FMF by providing comprehensive dental services. in an emergency environment, the dental battalion’s primary misson is emergency care to ensure long term dental health maintenance

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Fleet hospitals

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used to provide medical support during intense combat operations and in lengthy low-intensity scenarios

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Specila warfare qualifications

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a warfare qual signifies that sailors are competent in their rate and have aquired additional knowledge that enhances their understanding of war fighting, mission effectiveness, and command survivability

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