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Chapter 5: Medical Logistics Flashcards

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What does the Medical Logistics Department provide

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total logistic support to facilities, utilizing all facets of the Defense Logistics Agency (DLA), Naval Supply System Command (NAVSUP), and Naval Medical Logistics Comand (NAVMEDLOGCOM)

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What does logistics emcompass?

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the acquisition, accouting, sustainment, and disposition of assets within the DoN

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What are the standard organizational structure for Medical Logistic Departments that the Chief of BUMED established at all Naval Medical and Dental activities with logistics responsiblities?

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.Purching and Contracting
.Material reciept, storage, and issue
.Supply inventory management
.Equiptment Management Divisions
.Biomedical Equiptment Maintenance Division
.Central Processing and distribution
.Health service contracting
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What does Biomed do?

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the division administers the medical/dental equiptment preventive and corrective maintenance programs

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NAVSUP P-485

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Naval Supply Systems Command Manual; establishes policies for operating and managing supply departments and activities

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Volume 1 of NAVSUP P-485

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Naval supply procedures, afloat

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Volume 2 of NAVSUP P-485

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naval supply procedures, supply appendices

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Volume 3 of NAVSUP P-485

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naval supply procedures, ashore

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NAVSUP P-409

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MILSTRIP/MILSTRAP Manual; responsible for origining and processing MILSTRIP/MILSTRAP documents

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NAVMED P-5132

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Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Equipment Management Manual; provides equipment management procedures to include budgeting, funding acquisition, use, maintance, repair, redistribution, and disposal of equipment

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what does Procurement mean

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the act of obtaining materials or services

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what does ā€˜Contracting Authorityā€™ mean?

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refers to the dollar limitation and acquisition methods the command and purchasing agents are restricted to when placing government orders

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Commitment

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When approved funds have been approved and set aside by the fiscal officer for acquisition of goods and/or services

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Obligation

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when a qualified purchasing agent enters into a contractual agreement thereby obligation the government with a vendor for goods and/or services

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Unauthorized commitment

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when a government representative, lacking the authority to enter into a contract on behalf of the government, enters into an agreement with a vendor for goods and/or services

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Ratification

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the process in which an unauthorized commitment is reviewed by designated personnel

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Procurement Administrative Lead Time(PALT)

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the time it takes for the Purchasing Agent to place an order against a requisition

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Priority Designator

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a two digit number used by the customer to determine the urgency of the requistioned item

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Required Delivery Date (RDD)

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the date the material is required by the customer

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Authorized Requistioner

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A person designated in writing with signature authority to sign requistions for supplies and services, usually the Division Officer or Department Head

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Micro Purchase

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an aquisition of authorized supplies or services that do not exceed the current competitive threshold of $3000

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Non-Procurement Offical

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May place orders utilizing the government-wide commercial Purchace card for orders less than $3000 and no more than a cumulative total of $20,000 per year

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SERVMART

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a source for the purchase of non-medical administrative material, including cleaning gear

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Federal Acquistion Regulation (FAR)

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The primary regulation used by all Federal Executiv agencies in their acquistions of supplies and services with appropriated funds

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Defense FAR Supplement (DFARS)

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Regulations providing supplemental guidence to the FAR for DoD activities

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Navy Acquisition Procedure Supplement (NAPS)

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a document providing guidance to the FAR and DFARS for Navy contractingpersonnel in acquring goods and/or services

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competitive threshold

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requisitions exceeding the current competetive threshold of $3000 most recieve quotes from a minimum of 3 vendors, unless a valid sole source justification is provided

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separation of functions

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controls established to ensure the same person does not initiate, award, and recieve material

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requistion

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

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bulk stock

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material in full, unbroken containers avaliable for future use

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consumable

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supplies that are consumed or disposed of after use

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Federal Supply Schedule (FSS)

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the collection of multiple award contracts used by Federal Agencies,US territories, indian tribes and other specified entities to purchase supplies and services from outside vendors

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controlled equipage

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items of equipage/equipment that requre special management control because the material is essential for the mission or the protection of life, is relatively valuable, or easily converted to personal use

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material

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all supplies, repair parts, and equipage/equipment

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Non-consumables

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supplies and materials that are not consumed or disposed of after use

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repair parts

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any item that has an application and appears in an APL, SNL, ISL, Naval Ship System Command drawings, or a manufactures handbook

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Standard Stock

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material under the control of an inventory manager and identified by a Nation Item Identification Number (NIIN)

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Operation Budget

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the annual budget of an activity and is assigned by the CNO, Fiscal Management Division, to manage claimats

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What happens to accounts at the end of each fiscal year?

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athe the end of the 4th quarter, all accounts are balanced and closed; new expenditures are not authorized under appropriated funds are made available for the new fiscal year

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what is the Federal Supply Classification (FSC) System designed to do

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designed to permit the classification of all items of supply used by the federal government; the FSC is made up of 2 two-digit numeric codes: the federal supply group and the federal supply class

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what does the federal supply group do?

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the federal supply group identifies, by title, the commodity area covered by the classes within each group

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Nation Stock Numbers

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every item in the FSC is identified by a 13-digit stock number

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operating level

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indicates the quantity of material required to sustain operations during the interval between arrival of successive replinishment shipments, normally 7 days of supplies

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safety level

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indicates the quantity of an item, over and above the operating level, that should be maintained to ensure that operations will continue if replenishment supplies are not recieved on time or if there is an unpredictably heavy demand for supplies, generally 14 days of supply

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stockage objective

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indicates the minimum quantity of stock item that is required to support current operations. Sum of th eoperating level and the safety level

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requistioning objective

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indicates the maximum quantity of a stock item that should be kept on hand and on order to support operations. is the sum of the operating and safety levels

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Re-Order Point (ROP)

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the level at which a replinishment action is indicated

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Order and Ship Times(OST)

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Time elapsing between the initiation of stock replinishment action for an ithem of supply and the reciept of that item by the activity

49
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DD Form 1149

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Requisition and Invoice Shipping Document

50
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When should controlled substance supply inventory be conducted

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Conducted monthly

51
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When should bulkhead-to-bulkhead supply inventory be conducted

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conducted annually

52
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Specific Commodity Inventory

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Physical count of all items under the same cognizance symbol or frederal cupply class, or that support the same operation function

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Special Material Inventories

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Physical count of all items that, because of their physical characteristics, costs, or other reasons, are specifically designated for separate identification and inventory control

54
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What is an example of both a specific commodity and a special material inventories?

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Medical supplies

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Spot Inventories

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unscheduled type of physical inventory verifying existance of a specifice item

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Department Inventories

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the goal is to keep enough stock on hand to meet routine and peak demands while holding the financial investment to the minimum

57
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How man inches below the sprinkler head must boxes be placed?

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18 inches

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Regardless of the type of receipt document, what must the end-use reciever do?

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.date the document upon reciept
.circle the quantity accepted
.sign the document to indicate receipt

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What two purposes does that Report of Discrepancy(ROD) serve

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the customer is provided an exchange of items or financial reimbursement and the shipper is made aware

60
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FIFO

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first in,first out method

61
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what is a suspended, or ā€œjā€, stock use for

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to store material unsuitable for issue

62
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NAVMED P-5132

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contains instructions to the necessary datato be recorded for each item during an inventory, along with submission requirements

63
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Authorized Medical Allowance List (AMAL)

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is the basic source document used to sustain supply block management

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