OPNAVINST 6100.3A, Deployment Health Assessment Process

Question 1

After returning to duty following a period of medically restricted duty or a finding of “fit for continued Naval service “ by the PEB must a service member complete a medical assignment screening?

Answer 1

Not later than 15 days PG4

Question 2

What system adjudicates a service members “fitness for continued Naval service?”

Answer 2

The Disability Evaluation System (DES) PG4

Question 3

The service member and family must be screened within how many days of receipt of transfer orders?

Answer 3

30 days PG3

Question 4

What can happen as a result of improperly screened service and family members?

Answer 4

Increase absence from duty, decreased quality of life, billet gaps, PG3

Question 5

Who is designated in the department to oversee the screening process?

Answer 5

Suitability Screening Coordinator PG5

Question 6

Who has the ability to conduct suitability and medical assignment screenings?

Answer 6

Medical officer, physician assistants, nurses practitioners, and IDC. PG5

Question 7

SSC and MTFs providers must respond within how many days of receipt of screening inquiries?

Answer 7

7 working days PG6

Question 8

Screening deficiencies are reported to what command?

Answer 8

NAVPERSCOM and/or HQMC. PG7

Question 9

Temporary Limited Duty (TLD) also know as LIMDU occurs in periods not to exceed how many months?

Answer 9

6 months with a cumulative per career total of 12 unless exception is approved by NAVPERSCOM. PG6 Encl 1

Question 10

What are TRICARE three health care options?

Answer 10

TRICARE Prime, Extra, and Standard. pg6 Encl6

Question 11

Which Tricare option has a cost share option?

Answer 11

TRICARE Standard PG6 Encl1

Question 12

What are Type Duty Classification Codes (NAVY)

Answer 12

Five types of duty designations used by NAVPERSCOM to identify cmds for est. of sea/shore rotation PG6 Encl1

Question 13

Type 1-Shore Duty

Answer 13

U.S. based, not required to be absent for duty station in excess 150 days per yr. PG1 Encl 1

Question 14

Type 2-Sea Duty

Answer 14

Performed in commissioned vessels/deployable squadrons based in U.S. must operate away from home port in excess of 150 days per yr. PG7 Encl1

Question 15

Type 3 Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

Answer 15

Performed overseas land-based not to be absent more than 150 days per yr. credited as sea duty PG7 Encl1

Question 16

Type 4 Overseas Sea Duty

Answer 16

overseas land based requires member to operate away from home port in excess of 150 days PG7 Encl1

Question 17

Type 5 Overseas Shore Duty

Answer 17

land based credited as shore for rotational purposes, not required to be absent from port in excess of 150 days per yr.

Question 18

Suitability screening is valid for how many months?

Answer 18

12 months PG2 Encl 2

Question 19

Post pregnancy suitability screening is conducted approx. how many weeks post delivery?

Answer 19

Enrollment in DEERS PG4 Encl 2

Question 20

Post pregnancy suitability screening is conducted approx. how many weeks post delivery?

Answer 20

8 weeks pg4 Encl 2

Question 21

When is the transferring command or servicing PSD notified?

Answer 21

When a delay is anticipated beyond a 30 day period. PG9 Encl 2

Question 22

Completed suitability screening copies are kept for how long?

Answer 22

The retention period is 2 yrs after completion of screening, after which the record can be destroyed. PG17 Encl2

Question 23

When can suitability screening be conducted by other than a Navy MTF?

Answer 23

Family does not reside with sponsor, service member deployed, family not near a Navy MTF. PG20 Encl 2

Question 24

Service members in the HIV program are governed up what instruction?

Answer 24

SECNAVINST 5300.30 PG1 Encl 3

Question 25

Medical, Dental, and Educational Suitability Screening for Service and Family Members - form

Answer 25

NAVMED 1300/1

Question 26

Medical Assignment Screening - form

Answer 26

NAVMED 1300/3

Question 27

What does MTF, PEB, and DES stands for?

Answer 27

• Physical Evaluation Board

- Disability Evaluation System

Question 28

Required forms for Overseas Suitability Screening

Answer 28

NAVMED 1300/2 AND 1300/1
DD Forms 2807-1 and 2808
DD Form 2792-1(preschool/shoolage
NAVPERS 1300/16 Part II

Question 29

Required forms for Remote Duty Suitability Screening

Answer 29

NAVMED 1300/1 Part II
SF 603 or SF 603A
EZ 603.1 pg51

Question 30

What is used to identify Service members who require deployment health assessments?

Answer 30

MRRS

Question 31

Who is responsible for maintaining the Electronic Deployment Health Assessment (EDHA) database and performing analysis as necessary on deployment health assessments information?

Answer 31

NAVY & MARINE CORPS PUBLIC HEALTH CENTER (NMCPHC)

Question 32

What shall be completed and administered 90 to 180 days after redeployment?

Answer 32

DD 2900 POST DEPLOYMENT RE-HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Question 33

What shall be completed as close to the redeployment date as possible, but not earlier or later than 30 days?

Answer 33

DD 2796 POST DEPLOYMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENT

Question 34

What are regularly scheduled DoD-mandated instruments used to screen members prior to deployment, to identify health concerns after deployment and to facilitate appropriate care.

Answer 34

DEPLOYMENT HEALTH ASSESSMENTS