Manage Force Health Protection

Question 1

Disease & Non Battle Injury (DNBI) - Definition

Answer 1

‘A person who is not a battle casualty, but who is lost to the organization by reason of disease or injury’

Question 2

Health Risk Management is?

Answer 2

Health hazards are chemical, physical or biological factors in our environment that can have negative impacts on our short- or long-term health.

Question 3

Health Risk Management Process

Answer 3

4 stages and is underpinned by monitoring activities

Question 4

Hazard is

Answer 4

• ‘anything that may cause harm.’

Question 5

Risk is?

Answer 5

the probability that someone could be harmed by these hazards.’

Question 6

The HRM Model

Answer 6

Identify the Hazard.
•Identify the Population at Risk (PAR) from the hazard (s).
•Conduct an assessment of the risk posed to the PAR from the hazard (s).
•Manage the Risk.
•Conduct Audit and Surveillance of the controls you have implemented as part of your Risk
•Management strategy, continuously/ periodically throughout your deployment.

Question 7

DNBI threats are

Answer 7

Internal and external

Question 8

External Threats are?

Answer 8

Climate

•Disease

•Flora & Fauna (Plant and Wildlife)

•Environmental and Industrial Hazards (EIH)

Question 9

Internal Threats are?

Answer 9

Disease

•Food & Water

•Waste

•Premises

•Processes

Question 10

Definition of the Population Of Risk (PAR)

Answer 10

Friendly Forces

•Locally Employed Civilians (LECs)

•Local civilian population

•Prisoners Of War/Detained personnel

Question 11

Examples of Auditing and Surveillance techniques?

Answer 11

Local Med Intelligence

•EHT Audits

•F Med 85
•Specific monitoring
•Lab Reports