MEDICAL

Question 1

When did the Corps become an organized unit?

Answer 1

17 June 1898

Question 2

Which war were woman able to volunteer the hospital corps?

Answer 2

World war 2, this was established on July 21 1942

Question 3

Who was the first physician to be selected for astronaut training?

Answer 3

Joseph P Kerwin

Question 4

Objectives of First Aid?

Answer 4

To save a life

Prevent further injury

To minimize or prevent infection

Question 5

Who is the department head for medical?

Answer 5

SMO

Senior Medical Officer

Question 6

What does “MASCAS” stand for

Answer 6

Mass casualty

Question 7

Define MASCAS?

Answer 7

When the number of casualties exceeds medical supplies and resources

Question 8

Where are the “MASCAS” station onboard?

Answer 8

Each hangar bay Port side

2 sets in Mess Decks

Question 9

How many stretcher bearers are required during GQ?

Answer 9

5

Question 10

What are the two types of litters onboard?

Answer 10

Reeve Sleeve

Stokes litter

Question 11

When necessary what is initiated when a MASCAS is called?

Answer 11

Walking blood blank

Question 12

What percentage of the ship is required to be a part of the walking blood bank?

Answer 12

10%

Question 13

Define Triage

Answer 13

Evaluation and classification of injured personnel to establish priorities for treatment and evacuation

Question 14

How many categories of triage are there and what are they?

Answer 14

4: 
Green
Yellow
Red
Black

Question 15

Define the colors of the triage

Answer 15

Red - immediate (life threatening)
Yellow- delayed (non threatening)
Green - minimal (walking wounded)
Black - expectant

Question 16

How many patients can the Ward hold?

Answer 16

50

Question 17

What are the two navy hospital ships?

Answer 17

USS MERCY

USNS COMFORT

Question 18

Define MRT

Answer 18

Medical Response Team

Question 19

What departments are named during a medical emergency?

Answer 19

Weapons, Security and Medical

Question 20

Define MEDEVAC

Answer 20

Is performed with a dedicated medical asset

Question 21

Define CASEVAC

Answer 21

Is a transport of an emergent patient using available resources

Question 22

What type of squadron is primarily used for CASEVACS

Answer 22

HSC squadrons

Question 23

Who provides en-route care during patient transport

Answer 23

SMT

Question 24

What does SMT stand for?

Answer 24

Search and Rescue medical technician

Question 25

What are the physical requirements to work on the flight deck?

Answer 25

Color vision, Depth perception, must see 20/20

Question 26

What does DVA stand for?

Answer 26

Distant visual activity

Question 27

What is the name of the vision testing equipment onboard?

Answer 27

AVFT | Armed forces vision tester

Question 28

What is AMAL?

Answer 28

Authorized medical allowance list | A list of medical required supplies

Question 29

What is DD FORM 2807

Answer 29

Report of medical history

Question 30

What is DD form 2808

Answer 30

Report of medical examination

Question 31

What is the navy’s medecine guiding instruction?

Answer 31

MANMED 9-117 | Manual of medical department

Question 32

What instruction is used as the basic shipboard medical guide

Answer 32

COMNAVAIRFOR 6000.1

Question 33

What are the altitudes concerns for hypothermia

Answer 33

Temperature drops 3 degrees Celsius every 1000 ft

Question 34

What are the concerns for hypoxia

Answer 34

As altitude increases, air gets thinner oxygen should not drop below 92%

Question 35

What are the 4 most common gases in the atmosphere?

Answer 35

Oxygen, Nitrogen, carbon dioxide, argon

Question 36

What is the percentage of oxygen in the atmosphere?

Answer 36

21%

Question 37

What is G-LOC

Answer 37

Induced loss of consciousness

Question 38

What is barotrauma?

Answer 38

Physical damage to tissue caused by a difference in pressure between a space inside the body and surrounding the body

Question 39

What results from rapid decompression in the cabin of an F18

Answer 39

Psychological episodes

Question 40

What is the Navy medical authority for aviation personnel?

Answer 40

NAMI

Question 41

What does NAMI stand for?

Answer 41

Naval aerospace medical institute

Question 42

What altitude are you at risk for acute mountain sickness?

Answer 42

8,000 ft or higher

Question 43

Who can give pilots and air crewman medical flight clearance

Answer 43

Flight surgeons

Question 44

What does DCS stand for?

Answer 44

Decompression sickness

Question 45

What part of medical is dedicated to aviation?

Answer 45

Aviation readiness (AVR)

Question 46

What does AVT stand for?

Answer 46

Aerospace medical technician

Question 47

What chapter of the MANMED outlines physical exams?

Answer 47

Chapter 15

Question 48

How classes of aviation personnel is there?

Answer 48

5 classes

Question 49

Class 1 of aviation personnel

Answer 49

Naval aviators and student naval aviators

Question 50

Class 2

Answer 50

Aviation personnel other than designated naval aviators such as naval flight officers (NFO), naval flight surgeons and naval aircrew, other persons ordered to duty involving flying

Question 51

Cheat are the two types of flight deck physicals?

Answer 51

Annually | Long- required every 5 years

Question 52

What system is used to document all outpatient encounters?

Answer 52

AHLTA

Question 53

What does AHLTA stand for?

Answer 53

Armed forces health longitudinal technology applications

Question 54

What system is used to update Medical Readiness navy wide?

Answer 54

MRRS

Question 55

What does MRRS stand for?

Answer 55

Medical Readiness Reporting System

Question 56

What does PHA stand for?

Answer 56

Physical Health assessment

Question 57

What are the 11 battle wounds?

Answer 57

``` Burns Electrical shock Smoke inhalation Laceration Sucking chest wound Abdominal wound Compound fracture of the lower leg Amputations Heat stress Hypothermia Puncture wound ```

Question 58

How to correctly put direct pressure for a wound

Answer 58

Place dressing over wound

Question 59

Elevation for a wound

Answer 59

Elevate extremity about heart level

Question 60

Pressure points

Answer 60

Apply pressure on major artery about the wound

Question 61

Properly handling a tourniquet

Answer 61

Do not remove once in place Place 2-4 inches about site Mark a T and time on patients forehead

Question 62

What is a Reeves Sleeve used for?

Answer 62

This is a stretcher designed to remove a casualty from engineering spaces, holds and vertical trunks and other compartments where ladders and hatches are too small

Question 63

What is the STOKES stretcher used for?

Answer 63

Primary stretcher used during a mass casualty Can also have flotation devices attached for ship to ship transport

Question 64

What is the definition for shock?

Answer 64

The term shock refers to an inadequate supply of oxygenated blood perfusing the body’s tissues

Question 65

What is the Rule of 9’s used for?

Answer 65

It assesses the percentage of body surface burned and is used to help quite treatment decisions