Readiness Study Guide Flashcards

1
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When illness or injury does occur, the AFMS provides a rapidly responding [blank], which can be tailored to the contingency requirement.

A

Modular Medical Capability

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For casualties requiring more definitive care than that provided by the EMEDS, the Global Patient Movement System can provide rapid [blank] of patients to the appropriate level of care.

A

movement

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3
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To maintain a robust medical readiness capability, the [blank] manages the funding for training, exercises, personnel and equipment through an internal planning, programming, and budgeting system.

A

AFMS

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4
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Medical readiness resources are provided by [blank] funding for operations and maintenance and [blank] funding for War Reserve Materiel (WRM) and contingency response where CBRN aspects are present.

A

Defense Health Programs, Line of the AF

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The A3 staff provides comprehensive guidance for operational AE issues, while the [blank] is responsible for clinical guidance for AE medical crews and medical/training guidance for ground AE medical UTCs.

A

AF Surgeon General

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6
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The President, through the [blank], prepares our country’s National Security Policy and Strategy

A

National Security Council

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7
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National Security Council Statutory Members are:

A

POTUS, VP, Sec. of State, Sec. of Def.

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8
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National Security Council Statutory Advisors are:

A

Director of National Intelligence and CJCS

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9
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The operational chain of command of forces runs from the Commander in Chief to the Secretary of Defense to the {Blank}

A

Combatant Commanders

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10
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The Department of Defense was established by:

A

The National Security Act of 1947

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11
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The primary function of the Department of Defense is to:

A

maintain and deploy armed forces

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12
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Who serves as the principal defense policy advisor to the President and is responsible for policies related to all matters of direct and primary concern to the DoD?

A

Sec. of Defense

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13
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By law, the direction of the Joint Staff rests exclusively with:

A

CJCS

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14
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A provision of the Goldwater-Nichols DoD Reorganization Act of 1986 permit the President to authorize communications through the:

A

CJCS

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15
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The organization of Unified Commands is on [blank] and [blank] basis.

A

Functional and Geographic

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16
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[blank] establishes unified combatant commands for the performance of military missions.

A

CINC

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17
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[Blank and Blank} are responsible for providing efficiently organized, trained, and equipped ready forces to the combatant commanders.

A

Military departments and service secretaries

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18
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[blank] is responsible fore recrutiting, training, equipping, and mobilizing AF personnel.

A

Sec of AF

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19
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Secretary of the AF is subject to the authority, control, and direction of the [blank]

A

Sec Def

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20
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[blank] represents a major AF subdivision having a specific portion of the AF mission.

A

MAJCOM

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21
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[blank] performs a mission that does not fit into any of the MAJCOMS. THey are AF subdivisions directly subordiante to the CSAF.

A

Direct Reporting Unit

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22
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[blank] are the primary operational-level war fighting and AF component commands. They are nicknamed “war fighting headquarters.”

A

AF component Numbered Air Forces

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23
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When ANG units are not mobilized or under federal control, they report to the [blank] of their respective state, territory (puerto Rico, Guam, Virgin Islands) or the commanding general of the District of Columbia National Guard.

A

Govenor

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24
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The medical readiness office will provide oversight and assist MCRP team chiefs in what functions of their teams?

A

Manning, Training, Planning, Staffing functions of their teams

25
Q

The Medical Unit Commander will review Emergency Management Support agreements annually or when there is a change as well as, approve and ensure coordination of agreements through?

A

Base legal office, wing plans, and MRC

26
Q

The [blank] will appoint a medical representative to the installation Emergency Operations Center (EOC).

A

MDG/CC

27
Q

How often will the medical unit commander review UTCs apportioned to the unit in the medical resource letter?

A

Annually.

28
Q

Who will provide oversight for the MC-CBRN program at the unit level?

A

MRO

29
Q

Who will manage and sustain critical capabilities to respond to contingencies with CBRN aspects?

A

MDG/CC

30
Q

For AFRC, full-time refers to traditional reservists whose duties, in addition to their UTCs, are those of:

A

MRO and MRNCO (with no additional duties)

31
Q

Wo is responsible for determining the medical unit’s preparedness and providing the information to the unit commander for his/her assessment and approval?

A

MRO

32
Q

Where does the MRO staff capture manpower and funding requirements needed to fulfill the unit’s missions, to include deployments, installation medical response requirements, exercises and training?

A

POM - Programed Objective Memorandum?

33
Q

The medicla Readiness Office will maintain coordination with [blank] to ascertain deployability of WRM assemblages, avaliablility of antidotes for biological and chemical weapons (BW/CW); and serviceability of installation medical response assemblages.

A

Medical Logistics

34
Q

Who creates MRDSS ULTRA user accounts, changes passwords, reviews and drops/deletes unit level users no longer requiring access and ensures positive control of sensitive information contained within MRDSS Ultra?

A

Unit System Administrator

35
Q

[blank] has primary responsibility for matching personnel to UTC positions and ensuring those personnel are trained and equipped to accomplish the missions of the UTCs to which they are assigned.

A

UDM

36
Q

The MRO, MRNCO, and MRM (if employed) must serve in their positions for a minimum of [blank] months.

A

24

37
Q

What are the four graded areas during a UEI?

A

Leading People, Executing the mission, Improve the Unit, Managing Resources

38
Q

What is the new inspection system called

A

UEI

39
Q

What is the name of the system that the self inspections are completed in?

A

MICT

40
Q

What does the AF Inspection System help the commander with?

A

Effectiveness and Efficiency

41
Q

What sit eh Official system of record for the management of expeditionary medical personnel and resources of the AFMS and the single authoritative source of medical readiness training data for medical personnel?

A

MRDSS

42
Q

AFSC functional training managers will document training currency by updating MRDSS Ultra within [blank] hours of training completion or as soon as possible as the mission allows.

A

48

43
Q

The medical readiness staff should validate the currency of data within MRDSS and update as necessary, as well as generate back-up copies of MRDSS ULTRA data in the form of reports every [blank] days, at a minimum.

A

30

44
Q

The data contained within MRDSS ULTRA is [blank]

A

FOUO

45
Q

MRC meetings (for active duty medical units) are chaired an minutes approved by the unit commander, and will be held

A

at a frequency and duration sufficient to address all necessary agenda items, as listed in table 2.1.

46
Q

ANG MRC responsibilities are fulfilled either through the:

A

EMC or Education/Training Committee

47
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MRC meetings will include the following minimum agenda topics:

A

1-Training Updates, 2-MCRP Team Updates, 3-Readiness Status Updates, 4-Logistics Status Updates, 5-Plans, 6-Exercises, 6-UDM

48
Q

ARC units must conduct the MRC/EMC:

A

as directed by the commander (table 2.1)

49
Q

The [blank] consists of five volumes and associated databases and is the Air Force’s supporting document to several Joint documents, including the Joint Strategic Capabilities Plan (JSCP).

A

War Mobilization Plan

50
Q

[blank] is the DoD directed single, integrated Joint Command and Control (C2) system for conventional operation planning and execution.

A

JOPES

51
Q

{Blank} ultimately relieves suffering and outlines medical care for survivors after a biological event and provides general background information on the characteristics of biological agents, modes of transportation, methods of protection, and incubation period

A

Disease Containment Plan (DCP)

52
Q

[blank] of the Base Support Plan/Expeditionary Sit Plan (BSP/ESP) is classified.

A

PART II. Part 1 is resources.

53
Q

Who is the OPR for the Wing Installation Deployment Plan (IDP)?

A

The IDO.

54
Q

How often are Emergency Management Support Agreements reviewed and re-written?

A

Annually or when changes occur.

55
Q

[blank] are memorandums that define reciprocal assistance for emergency services under a prearranged plan or agreement between two or more agencies for the same type of assets (e.g., involves financial reimbursement)

A

MOAs

56
Q

[blank] will be rewritten when there is significant mission change, or when the volume of changes exceeds 10% of the document.

A

MCRP

57
Q

[blank] are memorandums that define general areas of conditional agreement between two or more parties–the actions of the other party depend on what the other agreement between two or more parties–actions of the other party depend on what the other party does (e.g. on party agrees to provide support if the other party provides the materials).

A

MOA

58
Q

The MCRP is the medical commander’s plan establishing procedures for the unit’s [blank] and [blank] response missions.

A

Expeditionary, Emergency