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How long is a suitability screening good for?
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12 months
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How long must the suitability screening be kept on file?
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Two years
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Who completes NAVMED 1300/1 Part 2?
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Dental
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A dental exam by a civilian provider would be considered current if it was done within how many months?
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Six months
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How often are TLD (temporary limited duty) evaluations done?
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Every two months
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When is a member placed on TLD (temporary limited duty) status?
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If a condition keeps a member from transferring for at least 90 days
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How many days worth of medication can be dispensed for an en route period of transfer?
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Up to 180 days, no less than 30 days
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What happens if a family member has not received ACIP recommended immunizations?
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Medically unsuitable to accompany member to overseas assignment and are not enrolled in EFMP for that reason
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Children attending DOD schools must attain what immunizations?
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Hep B
DPT(Diptheria, tetanus, and pertussis) HiB (Haemophilius influenza type B) Poliovirus MMR Varicella |
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If an immunization condition is temporary, when will the vaccine be administered?
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Within 30 days of exemption expiration
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If a child is exempt from immunizations due to religion what happens during an outbreak at school?
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Excluded from school til the outbreak is concluded.
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A disqualifying medical requirement is annoiated on what?
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NAVMED form 1300/1 Part 1 Medical, Dental, and Educational Suitability Screening for Service and Family Members
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What is the mechanism for requesting or obtaining a waiver from BUMED of immunization requirements to for family members?
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There is none.
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Who recommends an immunization status review prior to international travel?
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The Advisory Committee on Innunization Practives and the American Academy of Pediatrics.
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Are DOD civilian employees and their family members enrolled in the EFMP?
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No.
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Pregnancy confirmation must be reported tothe CO with-in what time frame?
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2 weeks.
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How is pregnancy screening done?
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Verbal
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What is the age groups for infant/toddlers and pre-school/school aged children?
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Birth to two and 3 to 21
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Family travel and command sponsorship cannot be denied due to what?
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The non-availablity of EIS or special education services.
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What is EIS?
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Early Intervention Service
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What is IDEA?
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Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
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When is post pregnancy screening conducted?
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8 week post delivery
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Where is high-risk obstetrical care limited?
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Puerto Rico
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When does a family memeber require screening?
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* Service member has accompanied tour for type 3, 4, or 6 duty
* Unaccompanied tour for 24 months or more |
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What are the Type Duty Calssification codes?
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Type one - Shore duty
Type two - Sea duty Type three - Overseas Remote land based sea duty Type four - Overseas sea duty Type six -Overseas shore duty |
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Timely access for remote duty designation pruposes is defined as what?
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2 hours of drive time under normal conditions.
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Commands desiring to be put on the remote duty list need to send a request to who?
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NAVPERSCOM (PERS_6) via BUMED (M3)
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Suitability screeening is valid for how long as long as medical status does not change?
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12 months
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What does SSC stand for?
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Suitability Screening Coordinator
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The transferring command a PSD provide family members with what form?
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NAVMED 1300/2
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Who does the MTF (SSC) communicate with?
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Transferring command or PSD
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Who completes the NAVMED 1300/1 Part 1?
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MTF
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Screening must take place within how many days of receiving orders?
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30 days
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Who must be notified if the screening process is delayed?
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The transferring command who notifies NAVPERSCOM
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