MEDICAL EVENT REPORT AND DISEASE AND INJURY REPORT Flashcards

1
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NMCPHC-TM 6220.12 Series

A

Medical Surveillance and Medical Event Reporting Technical Manual

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Reportable Medical Events (RME)

A

events, usually disease or etiologic agent
specific, which may pose an inherent, significant threat to public health and military operations which must be reported to protect personnel from Disease and Injury (DI).

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uses of MER

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-Any diagnosis, case or medical event that has been identified in a DON health care beneficiary and classified as reportable.

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4
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Findings shall be reported to cognizant _____

A

Navy Environmental and Preventive Medicine
Unit (NEPMU).

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5
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Who is the Primary consultant resource

A

Navy Environmental and Preventive Medicine
Unit (NEPMU)

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Disease Reporting System internet (DRSi)

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Official system to capture, store and communicate information related to RMEs.

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7
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What account is Mandatory where there is internet connection

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DRSi account

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8
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When internet is unavailable routine reports should be submitted to their nearest _____ by U.S. Mail

A

NEPMU

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9
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Urgent reports may be made by:

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(1) Phone
(2) Priority Naval Message
(3) Encrypted e-mail

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10
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Use of SAMS to submit MER is?

A

no longer authorized

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Urgent- must be submitted within

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24 hours

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12
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Routine- for all non-urgent events must be submitted no later than

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7 calendar days after
their identification.

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13
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These diseases are reported with in how long
(1) Anthrax
(2) Botulism
(3) Diphtheria
(4) Hemorrhagic Fever
(5) Influenza A, Novel
(6) Malaria (All)
(7) Measles (Rubeola)
(8) Meningococcal Disease
(9) Outbreak or Disease Cluster
(10) Plague
(11) Poliomyelitis
(12) Rabies, Human
(13) Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrom (SARS)
(14) Smallpox
(15) Tuberculosis, Pulmonary
(16) Tularemia

A

24 Hours

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incidences requiring submission of MERs

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-Any diagnosis listed on the RME list
-Outbreak

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15
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Outbreak report do not include

A

identifying information about individual patients

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16
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OUTBREAKs
Are individual MER’s required for each individual patient?

A

no

17
Q

Submit #_____ MER(s) per outbreak unless instructed otherwise by NEPMU

A

only one

18
Q

MER format can be found on Appendix B of the

A

NMCPHC-TM 6220.12

19
Q

All MERs should be marked

A

“For Official Use Only”

20
Q

A diagnosis, case, or medical-event becomes reportable once it has been classified as:

A

(1) Suspected
(2) Probable
(3) Confirmed

21
Q

Those conditions which require a report for either suspected or probable must ultimately be
confirmed in the ____

A

medical event reporting system

22
Q

Reporters who are concerned that their MER might have an adverse impact on their
operational unit or national security should consult their __________ or _______ for classification decision

A

information security officer or
commanding officer