Military Treatment Record Management Flashcards

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NAVMED P-117

A

Manual of the Medical Department (MANMED)

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What is the purpose of the military treatment record?

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A chronological record of medical treatment afforded members of the naval service

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The military treatment record has current and long-term medico-legal value to who?

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The individual concerned, Their survivors, U.S. Government.

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Health records are used to what?

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  • Patient care and evaluation
  • Documentary evidence
  • Communication between providers
  • Legal
  • Data collection
  • Justify costs
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A new health record is opened when?

A

Initial entry (at MEPS)

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When is a dental record created?

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First dental visit

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How do you request records for individuals who have had prior service and have been discharged?

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From the National Personnel Records Center using DD 877, Request for Medical/Dental Records.

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In accordance with Article 23 of the MANMED, a military health treatment record
(HREC) shall be closed when?

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Will no longer show up to work. (Dies, discharged, resigns, released from active duty, etc.)

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Where do you record the closing entries for a record?

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On NAVMED 6150/4, Abstract of Service and Medical

History

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When closing a HREC what should be included along with it?

A

Dental record

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The medical record is the property of who?

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The US Government

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Health record procedures when patient is hospitalized at MTF?

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Include the HREC or OREC and copy of IREC with the patient

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Health record procedures when patient is at a Federal Facility?

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HREC will accompany patient, or send as soon as possible.

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Health record procedure when patient is at a VA medical center?

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Forward a copy of the HREC, all medical boards, and IREC of a patient. Transfer the original HREC to the cognizant MTF.

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Disposition procedures of a UA service member?

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UA in excess of 10 days, send the record to PSD

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NAVMED 6150/7

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Charge out Receipt Card (Pink Card) (Maintained for 1 year after transfer)

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In the even a record is lost or unaccounted where would you document this?

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Administrative remarks (NAVPERS 1070/613 page 13) entry

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When a record is lost and replaced what it the jacket labeled with?

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REPLACEMENT and written on all forms replaced

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When a health record approaches a state of illegibility or deterioration what is the jacket labeled with?

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DUPLICATE RECORD

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What system is used to file records?

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Terminal digit filing system (TDFS), according to a terminal

digit, color-coded, and blocked filing system.

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21
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Health record verification should be done when?

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Upon receipt (check-in), At the time of physical exam/PHA, Before transfer

22
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DD 2766

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Adult Preventive and Chronic Care Flow sheet.

23
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NAVMED 6230/4

A

Immunization Record.

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NAVMED 6000/2

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Chronological Record of HIV Testing.

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DD 771
Eye Wear Prescription
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NAVMED 6470/10
Record of Occupational Exposure to Ionizing Radiation.
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NAVMED 6470/11
Record of Exposure to Ionizing Radiation from Internally | Deposited Radionuclides.
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DD 2215
Reference Audiogram.
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DD 2216
Hearing Conservation Data, Annual audiogram
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NAVMED 6224/1
TB Contact/Reactor.
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NAVMED 6260/5
Asbestos Medical Surveillance Program.
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DD 2493-1
Asbestos Exposure-Part I, Initial Medical Questionnaire.
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DD 2493-2
Asbestos Exposure-Part II, Periodic Medical Questionnaire.
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OPNAV 5100/15
Medical Surveillance Questionnaire.
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NAVPERS 5510/1
Record Identifier for Personnel Reliability Program (PRP)
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SF 600
Chronological Record of Medical Care.
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SF 513
Consultation Sheet.
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DD 2005
Privacy Act Statement (PREPRINTED)
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DD 2808
Report of Medical Examination (Replaced SF 88)
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DD 2807-1
Report of Medical History (Replaced SF 93)
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NAVMED 6150/2
Special Duty Medical Abstract.
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NAVMED 6150/5
Abstract of Service and Medical History.
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DD 877
Request for Medical/Dental Records.
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OPNAV 5211/9
PREPRINTED: Record of Disclosure
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NAVMED 1300/1
Medical, Dental, and Educational Suitability Screening for | Service and Family Members.
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EZ 603
Dental
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Hypersensitivity to a drug or chemical is recorded on what?
NAVMED 6230/4, Immunization Record under Remarks and Recommendations. DD 2766, block 1. Placing an “X” on the front leaf of the health/dental record in the alert box. SF 600, Chronological Record of Medical Care.
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What is the purpose of a medical warning tag?
To recognize special health problems when: Medical records are not available. Patient is unable to give medical history.
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Dental Class I
Having no pathological oral conditions and requiring no treatment.
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Dental Class II
Having minor pathological oral conditions for which early clinical treatment is indicated.
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Dental Class III
Have pathological oral conditions for which early clinical treatment is indicated.
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Dental Class IV (4)
Dental classification is unknown because they have not received an oral examination by a Dental Officer within the past 12 months or for whom no dental record exists.