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Vol 2 Exam Questions (2) [219-226] Flashcards

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  1. (219) Routine care is usually not provided to patients with questionable eligibility until the

a. patient provides other identification.
b. patient provides proof of insurance.
c. patient’s eligibility is determined.
d. patient pays for treatment.

A

c. patient’s eligibility is determined.

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  1. (219) Which patient would still receive routine medical care, even if they failed a Defense Enrollment Eligibility System (DEERS) eligibility check?

a. A patient issued an identification card within the last 120 days.
b. A patient issued an identification card within the last 60 days.
c. A patient returned from overseas within the last 120 days.
d. A returned from overseas within the last 60 days.

A

a. A patient issued an identification card within the last 120 days.

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  1. (219) After the risk assessment, what determines if a patient with questionable eligibility is treated in the military treatment facility?

a. If it is determined that the patient has sufficient insurance.
b. If there is a possibility of risk to the Air Force or patient.
c. If the patient has other forms of identification.
d. If the patient need only minimal medical care.

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b. If there is a possibility of risk to the Air Force or patient.

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  1. (220) What is the final step of completing the quarters notification form?

a. Establish a follow up appointment.
b. Fax/e-mail a copy to the member’s unit.
c. Update medical treatment facility (MTF) records.
d. Update the member’s duty status in the Military Personnel Data System(MilPDS).

A

d. Update the member’s duty status in the Military Personnel Data System(MilPDS).

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  1. (221) A Secretary of the Air Force designee letter must contain the effective date, period covered and

a. the specific provider who will follow the designee.
b. the specific primary care optimization team the designee is assigned to.
c. determination as to whether the Air Force is providing aeromedical evacuation.
d. confirmation that the designee is either a TRICARE prime, extra or standard member.

A

c. determination as to whether the Air Force is providing aeromedical evacuation.

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  1. (221) When can patients request for a renewal of their Secretary of the Air Force designeestatus?

a. The Judge Advocate General determines that continued status may thwart possible litigation.
b. A teaching case that is still producing benefits for the Air Force residency program.
c. Military treatment facility commander approves the continuation.
d. Continued care is still necessary.

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d. Continued care is still necessary.

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  1. (221) When an abused family member applies for Secretary of the Air Force designee status after the sponsor was discharged from the service, the approval authority is the

a. medical group commander.
b. Secretary of the Air Force.
c. wing commander.
d. unit commander.

A

a. medical group commander.

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  1. (221) Generally how are the applications for designee status submitted?

a. Through the command surgeon general’s office to HQ USAF/SGMA.
b. Through the wing commander to the command surgeon general’s office.
c. Through the military treatment facility commander to HQ USAF/SGMA.
d. Through the chief of hospital or clinic services to the command surgeon’s office.

A

a. Through the command surgeon general’s office to HQ USAF/SGMA.

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  1. (222) Which of the following is not part of the mission of the special needs identification and assignment coordination (SNIAC) process?

a. Identify active duty service members with family members with special educational needs.
b. Locates providers and establishes the consults for care.
c. Help families obtain information on required services.
d. Ensures access to necessary services if reassigned.

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b. Locates providers and establishes the consults for care.

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  1. (222) For sponsors on unaccompanied assignments, a family member clearance screening is accomplished by the

a. military training facility (MTF) in closest proximity to the family.
b. military personnel flight (MPF) in closest proximity to the family.
c. MTF in closest proximity to the member.
d. MPF in closest proximity to the member.

A

a. military training facility (MTF) in closest proximity to the family.

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  1. (223) Which agency uses line of duty (LOD) determinations to determine eligibility for physical disability retirement?

a. Office of PersonnelManagement.
b. Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
c. Department of Labor.
d. Air Force.

A

d. Air Force.

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  1. (223) Which agency uses line of duty (LOD) determinations to determine eligibility for disability compensation and hospital benefits?

a. Office of PersonnelManagement.
b. Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
c. Department of Labor.
d. Air Force.

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b. Department of Veterans’ Affairs.

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  1. (223) Which agency uses line of duty (LOD) determinations to evaluate the eligibility of an Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps (AFROTC) cadet for compensation for injuries sustained while training?

a. Office of PersonnelManagement.
b. Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
c. Department of Labor.
d. Air Force.

A

c. Department of Labor.

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  1. (224) The three types of line of duty determinations are informal, formal, and

a. administrative.
b. associative.
c. disease/injury.
d. general.

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a. administrative.

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  1. (224) The interim line of duty (LOD) for reserve members is valid for no more than how many days?

a. 30.
b. 60.
c. 90.
d. 180.

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c. 90.

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  1. (224) If the Staff Judge Advocate (SJA) determines an administrative line of duty (LOD) is more appropriate after an AF Form 348 has been completed, the SJA will return the AF Form 348 through the military personnel flight (MPF)/DFMPEP to the

a. appointing authority.
b. investigating officer.
c. unit commander.
d. LOD-MFP.

A

d. LOD-MFP.

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  1. (224) The only individual who has the authority to deny a request for reinvestigation of line of duty (LOD) findings is the

a. investigating authority.
b. staff judge advocate.
c. approval authority.
d. unit commander.

A

c. approval authority.

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  1. (225) Who is held financially accountable for care regardless of where it is delivered?

a. Nurse.
b. Member.
c. Supervisor.
d. Military treatment facility (MTF) commander.

A

d. Military treatment facility (MTF) commander.

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  1. (225) Who pays for claims for network care by military treatment facility (MTF) enrolled patients?

a. MCSC.
b. TRICARE.
c. RMC.
d. PAD.

A

a. MCSC.

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  1. (226) Which office is the “one stop shop” where patients go to process specialty referrals requested by their PCM?

a. TRICARE.
b. Family practice.
c. Referral management center.
d. Resource management office.

A

c. Referral management center.

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