HM Chapter 05: Medical Logistics Flashcards

1
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What does Logistics encompass?

A

The acquisition, accounting, sustainment and disposition of assets within the DoN.

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What does DLA (Defense Logistics Agency) do?

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Maintain centralized inventory management and physical distribution of depot to MTF/DTF in the world.

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3
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What is the NAVSUP P-485?

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Establishes policies for operating and managing supply departments and activities.

  • Volume 1: Naval supply procedures, Afloat
  • Volume 2: Naval supply procedures, Supply Apprentices
  • Volume 3: Naval supply procedures, Ashore
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4
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What is the NAVSUP P-409?

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Milstrap Manual; reference for personnel responsible for Milstrap documents

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5
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What is the NAVMED P-5132?

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Bureau of Medicine and Surgery equipment management manual

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Contracting Authority

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Dollar limitation and acquisition methods the command and purchasing are restricted to when placing governmental orders

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Obligation

A

Qualified purchasing agent enters into a contracted agreement

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Ratification

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Process that an unauthorized commitment is reviewed

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9
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Priority Designator

A

2 digit number used by the customs to determine the urgency of the item

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10
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What is a Micro Purchase?

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Purchase under $3,000

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Non Procurement Official

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Can be less than $300 per order, limit $20,000 per fiscal year

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12
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SERVSMART

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Source for purchasing non-medical administrative materials

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13
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NSN

A

13 digit National Stock Number

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14
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Order and Ship Time (OST)

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Time between the initiation of stock replenishment action and receipt of an item ; usually 30 days

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15
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BUMED Controlled inventory items

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  • Essential to preserve life
  • Highly pilferable
  • High cost
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16
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DD Form 1348

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Used to order standard stock items; most common receipt document

17
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DD Form 1348-6

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Used to order material that can’t be identified

18
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DD Form 1146

A

Requisition and Invoice Shipping Document

19
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DD form 1155

A

Order for Supplies and Services

20
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Inventories Conducted

A
  • Controlled Substance Inventory (Monthly, unannounced)
  • Bulkhead to bulkhead inventory (Annually, encompasses at least 90% of items)
  • Velocity inventory (Performed on items with a high turnover rate)
21
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Boxes should be stored how far from the bulkhead?

A

18 inches

22
Q

How long should shipments have on expiration date before expiring?

A

6 months

23
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Acid Locker

A

Leak proof, lead lined

24
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J-Stock

A

Suspended stock, unsuitable for use

25
Q

Organic chemicals

A

Alcohols, ketones, esters, solvents, monomers

26
Q

3 types of Property, Plant and Equipment:

A

Heritage (historical), Stewardship land,

General (personal and real property)

27
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Equipment Program Review Committee

A

In charge of materials, oversight of scarce resources

28
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Levels for Unsatisfactory Equipment

A
  • Type I: Harmful or defective that can or has caused injury or death
  • Type II: Suspected of being harmful, deteriorated or unsuitable
  • Type III: Unsatisfactory because of malfunction, design, deficiency or defect
29
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When must Type II and III Unsatisfactory Equipment be reported?

A

Type II and Type III must be reported in no more than 10 Days

30
Q

Who is responsible for maintenance?

A

Biomedical Equipment Maintenance Division (BIOMED) responsible for
Maintenance

31
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What are the BIOMED Maintenance Levels?

A
  • Level I: Performance Testing (Responsibility of operator, must be performed daily)
  • Level II: Preventative Maintenance (Periodic inspection)
  • Level III: Maintenance Recover Overhaul