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1
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DIRLAUTH

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direct liaison authorized

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TPFDD is linked to

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JOPES

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JOPES

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joint operational planing & execution system

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UNODIR

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unless otherwise directed

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NAI

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named area of interest

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ship is scheduled to depart during a specific period but didn’t

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fail to sail

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INP

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in port

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GRUSL

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group sail

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short for holiday upkeep

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HOLUPK

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INREP

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in port replenishment

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UPK

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upkeep

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XSOA

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excess speed on advance authorized

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VST

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visit

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PASSEX

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passing exercise

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ship cannot meet the scheduled departure time so the time is changed prior to the planned departure

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Emergent Sked Change

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Emergent Sked Change

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ship cannot meet the scheduled departure time so the time is changed prior to the planned departure

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primary means of communication between naval units

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message traffic

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DTG is measured in

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Zulu time

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19
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movement reports on the ship’s planned movements

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MOVEREPq

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OPREP-3

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communicates significant events to chain of command

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communicates significant events to the chain of command

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OPREP-3

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SORTS

A

status of readiness & training systems

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DRSS-N

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defense readiness reporting system-Navy
“dirs-en”
* tracks the readiness of 5 areas
- personnel, equipment, training, supply, ordnance

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5 things that DRSS-N tracks

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Defense Readiness Reporting System-Navy
“dires-en”
personnel, equipment, training, supply, ordnance

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CHOP

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change of operational control

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SPINS

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special instructions

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DIMS

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Daily INtensions Message

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UNCLOS

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UN Convention on Laws of the Seas
- we didn’t sign but do adhere to most of it

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LNO

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liaison officer

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FONOPS

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freedom of navigation

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BPT

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be prepared to

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32
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what can affect any command

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trivalization can affect any command

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33
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“Shipboard Bridge Resource”
“Navy Ship’s Technical Manual”

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34
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program to limit email/cell phone

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River City

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River City

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program to limit email/cell phone

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CRUDES

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cruiser/destyroyer

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PIM

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plan of intended movement

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38
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clean ship when return to port

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freshwater washdown

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39
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reasons why manning the fleet is a challenge

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budge cutes
force reductions
optimal manning experiments
less-dedicated training

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40
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battle rhythm

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process to synch daily optempo to allow the CDR to make timely decisions

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41
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capstone of battle rhythm

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daily/brief = OPS/INTL brief covers upcoming 24-48hrs

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daily brief in battle rhythm

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OPS/INTL brief covers the upcoming 24-48hrs

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OPS/INTL

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brief that is the capstone of the daily battle rhythm
covers the upcoming 24-48hrs

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FLTMPS

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fleet training management & planning System

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NKO

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navy knowledge online

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U/I

A

you-eye
standing watch under instructuion

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SORN

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standard organization and regulatin sof hte USN

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OPREP-5

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the “feeder” b/c it “feeds” into the OPSUM (operational summary report)

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OPSUM

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operational summary report

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MET

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mission essential tasks

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DRRS

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Defense REadiness REporting SYstem

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EMPARTS

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expeditionary medicine platform augmentation readiness training system

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DISA

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defense information systems agency

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OPINS

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Officer Personnel Management SYstem

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BUMED

A

bnureasu of medicine and surgery

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PESTO pillars

A

personnel
equipment
supply
training

ordnance

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RCRP

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readiness and cost reporting program

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58
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training officer

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TRAINO

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FORIS

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training & operational information services

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TFOM

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training figures of merit

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ECOA

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enemy course of action

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R2P2

A

rapid response planning process
*accelerated execution of MCPP geared to crisis action planning
- planning timeline of 6hrs

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how fast can R2P2 be pulled off

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rapid response planning process
*accelerated execution of MCPP geared to crisis action planning
- planning timeline of 6hrs

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accelerated execution of MCPP geared to crisis action planning

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R2P2: rapid response planning process

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NPP

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navy planning process

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CWC

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composite warfare commander

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SFTM

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“sur-for-tray-man”
- surface force training manual
- Navy’s primary source of training policy, direction, requests

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“sur-for-tray-man”

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surface force training manual
- Navy’s primary source of training policy, direction, requests

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POAM

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“PO-AM”
plan of action and milestones”
- useful for planning specific events like spotchecks, change of command, INSURV, …

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70
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ATP-1

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Allied Tactical PUblication
- Maritime Tactical Insrucion

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Websked

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internet program that manages the ship’s sch3edeule on a bar graph w/notifications for each specific ship employment
* ship’s schedule is confidential

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how are contingencies handled

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combo of preplanned responses and crisis action plannign

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MOC

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maritime operations cente

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TSCP

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theatre security cooperation plan

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FRP

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fleet response plan

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what should you do when you are brand new to a command

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conduct a dept assessment one month after arrival/assuming duties.
message FO with your long-range goals, plans, and fol

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77
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4 phases of a ship’s life program

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maintence
basic
integrated - train together as a
sustainment - deployment ready

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78
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phase in the ship’s life program when it is deployment ready

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sustainment

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3M

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maintenance & materials readiness

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80
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depot-level repairs

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modernization

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81
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MSS

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maritime security surge

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MCO

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major combat operations

83
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AT/FP

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antiterrorism/force protection

84
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Fleet Response Plan

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a framework for providing the USN forces around world on a rotating basis

85
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goal of the Fleet Response Plan

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provide a forward presence and surge forces on short notice
(Global Force Management)

86
Q

casualty report

87
Q

carrier air wing

88
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BDS

A

Battle Dressing Station

89
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ADDU

A

additionarl duty

90
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C4SIR

A

…communications, computers

91
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DESRON

A

destoryer squadron

92
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DNBI

A

disease & non-battle injury

93
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EAWS

A

enlisted aviation warfare specialst

94
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MRI

A

medical readiness inspection

95
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NATOPS

A

naval air training and operational procedures, standardization program

96
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PMS

A

planned maintence system

97
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SAREX

A

SAR exercise

98
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SATCOM

A

satellite communciations

99
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SLP

A

service life extension program

100
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SOE

A

schedule of events

101
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SORTS

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status of resources and trainign

102
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NEC

A

navy enlisted classsification

103
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SMMO

A

ship maintence and material officer

104
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ISIC

A

immediate superior in chain of command

105
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amphibous squadron

106
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destroyer squadron

107
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JFEX

A

joint task force exercise

108
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COMPTUEX

A

comprehensive task unit exercise

109
Q

fleet of SOUTHCOM

110
Q

combatant commander

111
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AFMIC

A

armed forces medical intelligence center

112
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PHA

A

preventative health assessment

113
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Birth Month Medical Surveillance Program target goal

A

90% or better at all times
- effective & efficient at maintaining overall medical readiness

114
Q

what happens to people who are dx with STD on ship

A

logged inthe STD log

115
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NAOVSH

A

navy occupational health and safety

116
Q

dental techs in MASCAL

A

they can be integrated

117
Q

who recovers/extracts casualties

A

crash/fire/repair locker personnel are trained to recover, extract, remove,& stretcher bear casualties - protects medical team.

118
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problem of MASCAL if super sick

A

you cannot commit too many personnel to just a few casulaties if total casualty count is high

119
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AMMAL

A

authorized minimal medical allowance list

120
Q

which supplies/resources do you use first

A

first to expire

121
Q

warfare pin for medical at sea

A

SWMD = surface warfare medical dept officer

122
Q

instruction for SWMDO

A

OPNAVIST 1412.8

123
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watchstanding for medical dept on ships

A

cannot be on watchbill except for pin

124
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AMDOC

A

advanced medical dept officer course

125
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JMESI

A

joint medical exercutive

126
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BDS

A

battle dressing station

127
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SAR liters

A

seea air rescue liters

128
Q

also included in MASCAL expectant

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those whose care would consume so many personnel/materials that may oityher casualtiews would suffer as a consequence

129
Q

MASCAL catagories

A

red- immediate
delayed-yellow
minimal- green
black - expectant

130
Q

GITMO 8

A

8 basic war wounds
amputated hand
electric shock
compound fracture lower extremity
jaw fracture
open abd w/extuded viscera
smoke inhalation
sucking chest wound

131
Q

measures radiation exposure

132
Q

does teleradiology

A

Bethesda & San Diego

133
Q

how fast can teleradiology be done

A

stat = 1hr
priority = 24hr
routine

134
Q

BMET

A

biomedical equipment technician

135
Q

CSIB

A

controlled usbstance inventory boiard

136
Q

what happens if the CSIB team on a ship notices missing narcs (significant amount missing)

A

inform CO
do full inventory
(determine if significant loss or minimal)
if significant, inform NCIS, TYCOM, DEA.

137
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what happens if the CSIB team on a shipo notices missing narcs (INsignificant amount missing)

A

inform CO
full inventory

138
Q

rules for pregnant women aboard the ship

A

pregnant women can’t be u’/w if the time to a medical eval w/OBGYn woudl be >6hr

139
Q

SARP

A

substance absue rehabilitation program

140
Q

MRT

A

medical response team
NOT for MASCAL = just 1-2 peopel
4 personnel & 3 msut be corpsmen
- obboard at all times
- if team is called, a new one must assemble

141
Q

medical team on a ship for EMS-like care (1-2 casualties NOT MASCAL)

A

Medical Response Team

142
Q

JAGMAN

A

Manual of Judge Advocate General

143
Q

UIC

A

Unit ID Code

144
Q

PINNACLE OPREP-3

145
Q

OPREP-5

A

Operations Summary Report
submit every 24hrs while u/w

146
Q

2 major components of MEDEVAC

A
  • uninterrupted continuation of care
  • selection of proper transportaiotn platform
147
Q

what happens if a sailor refuses treatment aboard a ship

A

they could be subjecty to admin & disciplinary
- BUT we cannot force a competent aware individual

148
Q

Master Tickler

A

tracks physicals & immunications

149
Q

SAMS

A

SNAP automated medical system
- automates the shipbaoard admin fucntions
- radiation expousrue
-master tickler
occ/environmental health
-supply/medical
- system management

150
Q

Shipboard Medical Procedures/Manual

A

CNAF 6000.1

151
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AMMAL

A

authorical minimal medical allowance list

152
Q

MRI

A

medical readiness inspection

153
Q

MAV

A

mewdical assist visti

154
Q

BMMSI

A

birth month medical surveillance inspection

155
Q

SMO & CO

A

SMO consults with cCO on all issues r/t health of personnel

156
Q

why does the medical team need to know about operations

A

the medical team needs tobe informed of planned ops and anticipated demoands form them

157
Q

primary mission of medical dept on ships

A

maintain the health, sarfety, and wellbeing of hte crew by means of a comprehensive program of prevention and treatment of illness and injury

158
Q

risk management in NEO

A

integrate risk management into NEO planning
accept no unnecessary risk
make risk decisions at probels levels
accept risk if benefits outweighs

159
Q

5 steps of risk managemtn

A

ID hazards
assess hazards
devleop controls
implement controls
supervise/evalutte

160
Q

FRP

A

fleet response plan

161
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FRTP

A

fleet response ttraining plan

162
Q

ATG

A

afloat task group

163
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MRI

A

medical readiness inspection
- comprehensibve admin/material inspection
0- formal inspection designed to determine if the Medical Dept is effectively carrying out its assigned tasks and complying qw/higher authority rsources
has adequate resources (personnel, facilitiesk equip, supplies
occurs once per FTRP and is conducted 3 months prior to deployment
* MRI si part of hte Blue M/Battle E award

164
Q

medical dept inspection that contributes to the Battle E award

A

MRI = medical readiness inspection
part of Blue M/Battle E award

165
Q

areas inspected in MRI

A

pt care quality assurance
medical dept admin
battle readiness/medical supply
medical equpi
SAPR= subastance abuse
waste disposal
ehalth promotion
prev med

166
Q

COMPEX

A

daily management of dept/shipwide battle readiness requirments
adherence to hte Fleet CDR’s Tactical Training Strattegy

167
Q

how do you evaluate competitive exercises

A

MOP: measures of performance

168
Q

INSURV

A

inspection & survey
Q5yrs to determine/report ship’s fitness for futher service and ID material conditions which limit capability to carry out assigned mission

169
Q

how often is the INSURV

170
Q

review that determines the ship’s fitness for service and ID limitations that keep it from carrying out assigned missions

A

INSURV: inspection & survey

171
Q

Medical Dept award on ships

A

Blue M
part of Battle E
- a department award needed to qualify for the Battle E

172
Q

surge capacity for ships

A

6 + 2
surge capacity
the fleet can consistently sustain 6 dsurge capable carrier strike groups & 2 able to deploy within 90 days of tasking

173
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FTRP

A

fleet raining readines splan

174
Q

4 phases of the FRTP

A

Fleet Readiness training plan
maintenance
unit level training
integrated training
sustainment

175
Q

major prerequisites for surge deployment

A

manning
|maintanece
trainign

176
Q

when does the integrated phase of FRTP begin

A

after COMPPTYUEX

177
Q

phase of a ship’s lifecycle when it can deploy on short-notice

A

Sustainment

178
Q

when does a ship enter the integrated phase of FRTP

A

after COMPTEUX

179
Q

JTFEX

A

joint tactical fleet exercise

180
Q

RCOH

A

refueling complex overhaul

181
Q

SRA/PIA

A

selected restricted availability / planned in cremental availability

182
Q

maintenance phases for ships

A

depot (shipyard)
intermediate
orgazational (core crew)

183
Q

PERSTEMPO

A

personnel tempo
* tracks/manages individual rates of deplloyment (any time away)

184
Q

primary influences on ship’s maintence opportuniteis

A

op schedule
optempo
perstemp
repair & modernization requests
industrial capacity
ship force worlkoad

185
Q

COH

A

complex overhaul
over 6 months
maintence & modernization

186
Q

RCOH

A

refueling complex overhaul
mid-liferecapitalization

187
Q

ships are maintained & modernized for over 6 months

A

COH: complex overhaul

188
Q

DRSA

A

dry docking SRA. dry docked to work on hull and things you can’t do while in water

189
Q

FAST cruise

A
  1. train the crew in a simulated u/w environment
  2. CO’s final opprotunity to confirm the crew is ready to take the ship to sea safely
190
Q

tracks individual deployemnts

A

PWERSTEMPO

191
Q

how long is sea trials

192
Q

FBP

A

final battle problem

193
Q

POM

A

preparation for overseas movement
- 30 days prior to deployment

194
Q

when is POM

A

preparation for overseas movement
- 30 days prior to deployment

195
Q

activities in COMPTUEX

A

Composite Training Unit Exercise
- 18 days schedule of event driven exercises the 3 day final battle problem

196
Q
A
  • Medical Training Officer
  • Ward/ICU
    0 MEdical Training Team Leader (COMNAVAIRFORIST 3500.20)
  • BLS lead
  • Quality Asurance Coordinator
    0 Corpsmen trainign
    health promotions evdu
  • GITMO 8/stretcher bearer traingin
    0- shiups BLS lead
  • Bloodborne pathogen program coordinator/infection control
197
Q

medical deptment job if abandon ship

A

try to salvage health reacords but not if that would jeopardize saving casualties

198
Q

NEC

A

navy enlisted classification

199
Q

permanent log of the ship’s medical

A

Medical Dept Daily Journal

200
Q

document for sick call

201
Q

know assignments for

A

normal ops
general quarters
MASCAL
medical response teams
abandon ship
man overboard

202
Q

corpsmen during flight opsd

A

2 on the flight deckq

203
Q

medicla response on ship while in home port

A

BLS capability must be onboard at all time
medical officer on duty can be at home but must hgavce phoen

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