Flying and SOD Physicals: The MFS Program Flashcards

1
Q

Define FC III

A

Non-rated aircrew

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2
Q

Who can recommend a pilot be DNIF?

A

Any medical personnel (not just FS)

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3
Q

Who can RTFS a pilot?

A

Only a DoD flight surgeon

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4
Q

Define waiver.

A

An allowed exception to the current medical standards

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5
Q

List 5 categories of people/jobs that require SOD (special operations physicals).

A
  1. Ground based controllers (ATC, AWACS, TACP, ALO, RPA sensor operators)
  2. Missile operations duty (MOD)
  3. Parachute duty
  4. CCT, PJ
  5. Physiology (chamber) personnel
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6
Q

List the physical standards in order that a pilot obtains.

A

FC I –> MFS –> FC II

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7
Q

List the 3 components of the Military Flight Screening (MFS).

A
  1. Anthropometrics
  2. Ophtho
  3. Neuropsych
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8
Q

List the 3 measurements completed for anthropometrics

A
  1. Standing height
  2. Sitting height
  3. Butt-to-knee length
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9
Q

List the 5 ophtho tests

A
  1. Visual acuity (near and distant)
  2. Color vision (CCT)
  3. Depth perception
  4. Corneal topography
  5. Red lens test
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10
Q

Why is neuropsych testing completed/

A

Baseline, not for selection

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