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NAVMED P-117 (WITH CHANGE-145) Flashcards

1
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On what date were the Navy Dental Corps established by provisions of an Act?

A

August 22nd, 1912

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Who serves as the advisory agency for BUMED on all matters relating directly to dentistry?

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Chief, Navy Dental Corps

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Who administers the development of systems-wide policies for the Dental Corps involving manpower and reserve issues?

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Plans and Policy Officer

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What is the highest rank of officers in the Navy Dental Corps?

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O-7

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Who prescribes the authorized strength and grade levels of the Active Duty Dental Corps officers based upon the overall needs of the Navy and Marine Corps?

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SECNAV

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6
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Recent graduates of dental schools may be appointed before licensing to the Dental Corps but they must obtain a current and valid license within what time frame from when they graduate?

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1 year

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7
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Who should Dental Corps applicants submit applications to for appointment?

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Chief of Naval Personnel

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Who is primarily responsible for the organization, performance of duty, operational readiness, provision of services, training plan, and good order and discipline of the entire command?

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XO

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Who is responsible for the overview and oversight of all matters pertaining to the dental health care of the fleet?

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Fleet Dental Officer

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10
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How many different types of PGY-1 programs are available to dental officers?

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2

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11
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How many months in duration are GPR programs in Dentistry that are conducted at naval teaching hospitals?

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12

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12
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Requests for short postgraduate continuing education courses at Naval Postgraduate School should be submitted via the chain of command to the training site and received at least how many weeks before the convening date of the course?

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6

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Per what series must all Dental officers maintain registration in basic life support (BLS) and receive other appropriate resuscitative training?

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BUMEDINST 1500.15

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14
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Within how many months of detaching to operational billets should all Dental Corps officers complete advance trauma training?

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6

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15
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What MANMED article must Dental Corps officers comply with regarding off-duty remunerative professional employment?

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1-22

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16
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What series must Dental officers ensure compliance with to identify and resolve issues to assure quality dental care?

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BUMEDINST 6010.13

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Dental officers must be credentialed and privileged per what series?

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BUMEDINST 6320.66

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18
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What series must be followed when establishing a Mercury Control Program?

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BUMEDINST 6260.30

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On what date was the initial table of organization for force dental companies approved by CMC?

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November 17th, 1954

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What personnel are used to augment the medical effort during contingency or mass casualty situations?

A

DENBN

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21
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Who is the staff dental officer to CMC?

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DDP

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22
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What grade will the force dental officer of the Navy Dental Corps usually be?

A

Captain

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23
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What grade will the force dental administrative officer of the Navy Medical Service Corps be?

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Lieutenant Commander

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What will augment the medical battalion and provide task organized detachments as required in support of MAGTFs in time of war, national emergencies, or disasters?

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DENBN

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25
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What must enlisted personnel enroute to an overseas DENBN tour attend before departing CONUS?

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FMSS

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What supplies the dental field equipment and supplies needed by the DENBN to carry out its mission of dental support in the field?

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ADAL

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27
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What is the ODR goal for active and reserve personnel?

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95%

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28
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How often are Active and SELRES personnel required to have a dental examination?

A

Annually

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29
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What dental class at a minimum must personnel be in before a PCS to an overseas location?

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2

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30
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Personnel will not deploy if they are in what dental class?

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3 or 4

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31
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What is the Navy Medicine system used to track dental needs and readiness of active and reserve populations?

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DENCAS

32
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What is the dental health goal for Active Duty personnel?

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65%

33
Q

Precious Metal Issue Records must be available for inspection at any time until they are how many years old?

A

2

34
Q

What tracks the progress and effects of periodontal disease and results of treatments over time?

A

NAVMED 6660/2

35
Q

Who is responsible for pharmacy operation?

A

CO

36
Q

What is the NEC for an enlisted pharmacy technician?

A

NEC 8482

37
Q

How often must Commanding Officers inspect all areas where pharmaceuticals are dispensed, administered, or stored?

A

Monthly

38
Q

What type of system is the preferred method for packaging pharmaceuticals for distribution to hospital patients at fixed MTFs?

A

Unit-dose

39
Q

What publication contains authorized A/B rated generic pharmaceuticals?

A

Orange book

40
Q

How often at a minimum will the P&T committee meet to advise the CO on the selection and use of drugs in the facility?

A

Quarterly

41
Q

What is defined as an event or situation that could have resulted in harm to a patient if it had reached the patient?

A

Near miss

42
Q

What series provides guidance for training, certifying, and supervising IDCs?

A

OPNAVINST 6400.1

43
Q

What form may retired military physicians who possess a current license use to write prescriptions for personal use except for controlled substances?

A

DD Form 1289

44
Q

What publication must be followed when mailing prescriptions?

A

DMM

45
Q

At what age must children obtain an ID card from their sponsor to establish eligibility to receive pharmaceuticals?

A

10

46
Q

Controlled substance medications used for seizure control may be provided in a quantity not to exceed a how many hour supply?

A

72

47
Q

Within how many days of the date originally written must a prescription for a controlled substance classified as a DEA Schedule II be filled?

A

30

48
Q

Up to a how many day of stimulant medications is allowed by MTF policy?

A

100

49
Q

Up to a how many day supply of Schedule II medications may deploying members receive?

A

90

50
Q

Within how many months of the date originally written must prescriptions for controlled substances classified in DEA Schedule III, IV, or V be filled?

A

6

51
Q

Up to a how many day supply of Schedule III-V medications may deploying members receive?

A

180

52
Q

Within what time frame from the date originally written must non-controlled prescriptions marked with PRN refills be refilled?

A

1 year

53
Q

Refills for maintenance medications may be requested when what percent or more of the prior prescription has been used?

A

75

54
Q

How many days after patients are discharged shall any medications remaining be destroyed?

A

15

55
Q

What system shall be used for purchasing pharmaceuticals?

A

Prime Vendor

56
Q

In general, on-hand pharmaceuticals should not exceed a supply of how many days?

A

30

57
Q

How often at a minimum will MTF’s establish drug inventory par or stock levels that reflect the level of care, prescription workload, and mission?

A

Annually

58
Q

What series contains guidelines for storing and processing investigational drugs through the pharmacy?

A

BUMEDINST 6710.69

59
Q

What series contains guidance on controlling, preparing, administering, and disposing of cytotoxic drugs?

A

BUMEDINST 6570.3

60
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How often at a minimum will pharmaceutical inventory be inspected?

A

Monthly

61
Q

How many days, unless otherwise specified by the manufacturer, is the beyond use date for MDVs with an antimicrobial preservative?

A

28

62
Q

How many drug schedules are there designated by section 202 of the Controlled Substance Act of 1970?

A

5

63
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Which drug schedule identifies drugs with no acceptable medical use and a very high abuse potential?

A

Schedule 1

64
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Which drug schedule identifies drugs having an acceptable medical use and a very high abuse potential?

A

Schedule 2

65
Q

How often at a minimum will the combination to the safe storage or vault containing Schedule 1 or 2 substances be changed?

A

6 months

66
Q

How often should the DHPD list be reviewed for additions and deletions?

A

Annually

67
Q

What form should be used for tracking controlled medications from the vault to the patient?

A

NAVMED 6710/5

68
Q

How often at a minimum will unannounced inventories of Schedules 1 and 2 controlled substances as well as those drugs designated by local command be conducted by the CSIB?

A

Quarterly

69
Q

What form will be used to report controlled substances theft or loss?

A

DEA Form 106

70
Q

What form will be used to account for all controlled substances used in the compounding of pharmaceutical preparations?

A

NAVMED 6710/1

71
Q

How often at a minimum will unannounced CSIB inventories be performed on schedule 2 controlled substances at branch pharmacies?

A

Quarterly

72
Q

What form will all controlled or investigational drugs be written on?

A

DD Form 1289

73
Q

How often at a minimum will the nursing unit supervisor audit the nursing care unit controlled substances supplies?

A

Weekly

74
Q

How many years at a minimum will pharmacies store completed NAVMED 6710/4s?

A

2

75
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NAVMED P-117 (WITH CHANGE-145)

A

MANUAL OF THE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

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