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Unit 1-2 Flashcards

1
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Purpose of PHA

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provided evidence-based
Cost-effective preventive health services to Airman to maximize their health and readiness postures

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2
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PHA

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Preventive Health Assessment

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Preventive Health Assessment Steps

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  1. The member is notified that he or she due for a PHA
  2. The member then completes an AF web Health Assessment
  3. Review of the member’s health record is conducted to identify medical issues, and all necessary clinical preventive services.
  4. CPS are provided , such as lab work , immunizations, tests, sepcialty services, and so forth.
  5. Member has a one on one encounter with the primary care manager (PCM) if necessary
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5
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Patient care team

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Reviews Armed Forces Health Longitudinal technology Application (AHLTA), PHA notes and assesses if further evaluation is needed
Determines occupational and worldwide qualification

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6
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Individual medical readiness factors

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Immunizations
dental readiness
individual medical equipment
deployment limiting conditions
medical readiness lab tests

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7
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IMR

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Individual medical readiness

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8
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when does vaccines are considered overdue?

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When it’s more than 30 days has elapsed since their due date

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9
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when does Influenza is considered Overdue?

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if not administered by 1 Jan of each year

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When does Influenza requirement is valid?

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from 1 Oct until 30 June if each fiscal year based on DODI 6025.91 IMR

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11
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DCMS

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Dental Classification Management System

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12
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IMR Dental whats does Green and Red Mean?

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Green -1,2 means good
Red- 3,4 means bad

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Deployment limitimg conditions

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to be determined “medically ready” “ not worldwide qualified” “not deployable”

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14
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Medical Readiness 5 lab tests and frequency

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G6PD - Glucose 6 phosphate dehydrogenase
DNA -Deoxyribonucleic
Blood type
Sickledex
= Once

HIV - Human immunodeficiency virus = every two years

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15
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HRR

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Health records review dates

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16
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when does HRR accomplished?

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It could accomplished with annually PHA

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17
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How often HRR has to accomplished?

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Annually ; in rare cases deployment, unexpected TDY , emergency leave) this individuals may exceed 12 months since their last PHA

18
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Special popluations of active duty members may have additional requirements, what are they?

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flying and special duty personnel

19
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why would someone would remain “IMR Red” after a review

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an indivial may have a deployment limiting profile may be deferred for an immunuization , or may not be in dental class one or two. Thus they will be complete for the review but will remain IMR red

20
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DD From 2766

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Adult Preventive and Chronic Care Flowsheet (electronic)
As necessary by going through the tabs - Allergies Illness/meds, Hospitalization, counseling and family History

21
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AHLTA

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Armed Forces Health Longitudinal Technology Application

22
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AF From 469

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Duty limiting Condition report

23
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MSME

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Medical Standards Managemne Element

24
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PHA cells - reviews af form 469,422 where do we send forms when its requirirng further evalulation?

A

MSME

25
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AF Form 422

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Notification of Air Force member’s qualification status

26
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what are two methods to measure the height?

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back to hard surface
height rod method

27
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What are basic tools needed to complete a manual blood pressure check?

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manual sphygmomanometer, cuff, tubing, gauge Bulb and neddle valve screw

28
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Who reviews and analyzes ASIMS data as a part of their management functions

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PHWG

29
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PHWG

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Population Health working Group

30
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How does FHM oversee the OEHP?

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By reviewing and analyzing the outcomes of the OHEs

31
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What critical role does FHM play as consultants to the immunization section?

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Protecting the health of all enrolled patients

32
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Height is recorded to the nearest

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Quarter inch

33
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what are four components for ASIMS?

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Data management
Occupational health oversight
immunizations consultant
deployment support

34
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when conduting health threat assessnebts, what environmental factors should be considered?

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climate, humidity, altitude, topography, heat, cold and industrial hazards

35
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what does the PHA cell review daily in the ASIMS for critical and priority findings?

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CPS- clinical preventive service

36
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what is the next step once the health risk assessments has been completed?

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Educate the member

37
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Clinical Administration screenning requirements?

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height, weight and blood pressure

38
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what is considered hypertension

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140-90 and up

39
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FHM provideds critical support for mass deployments by identifying

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Personnel who are not qualified to deploy

40
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