Bumedinst 6440.5 Health Services Augmentation Program

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Peacetime medical staffing levels of operational and medical support units are maintained _________ required wartime and contingency staffing levels.

Back 1

Below

Front 2

Who validates, approves, and maintains a current account of Budget Submitting Office (BSO) 18 augmentation requirements?

Back 2

Surgeon General of the Navy (N093)

Front 3

Who directs, coordinates, and monitors the execution of the HSAP and the software program used by BSO 18?

Back 3

Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED)

Front 4

What does EMPARTS stand for?

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Expeditionary Medicine Platform Augmentation Readiness and Training System

Front 5

Who conducts quarterly readiness reviews using EMPARTS?

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Navy Medicine Regions (NAVMED East, West, National Capital Area, and Navy Medicine Support Command)

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Who appoints in writing, a command readiness officer (CRO) or Plans, operations, and medical intelligence (POMI) officer to address operational readiness issues?

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Commanding Officers of Sourcing Commands

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CRO/POMI ensure deployable personnel complete administrative requirements within how many days of reporting?

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30

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What is the OSO?

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Operational Support Officer

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What does the OSO do?

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Stand in for the readiness or POMI officer for sourcing commands.
Advise and support the CO regarding Reserve issues in the event of implementation of the HSAP.

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Personnel with a past deployment history will not deploy for a minimum of __________ days following the end of their last deployment.

Back 10

180

Front 11

Personnel will not deploy earlier than _______ days from their report date. Personnel may participate in pre-deployment or inter-deployment training beginning ____ days after reporting.

Back 11

180, 60

Front 12

Personnel will return from deployment no later than ______ days before PCS or retirement, or _____ days before release from active duty or separation.

Back 12

180, 90

Front 13

What is the NAVPERS 1070/602W (7-72)?

Back 13

Dependency Application/Record of Emergency Data Worksheet

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What is NAVPERS 1070/604?

Back 14

Enlisted Qualifications History

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What is the PHS 731?

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International Certificate of Vaccinations

Front 16

Was is a CRTS?

Back 16

Casualty Receiving and Treatment Ship

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What is a FDPMU?

Back 17

Forward Deployed Preventive Medicine Unit

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What is a EMF?

Back 18

Expeditionary Medical Facility

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What is a CBU?

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Construction Battalion Unit

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What is a T-AH?

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Hospital Ship

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What is a BPU?

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Blood Processing Unit

Front 22

The CRO will provide a letter of assignment within ____ days of reporting to the command for all personnel.

Back 22

10

Front 23

Medical augmentation support assigned to MARFOR's that provide up to what level of Health Services Support?

Back 23

Level 2

Front 24

CRTS medical augmentation platforms of ___ personnel each that provide up to level ___ HSS?

Back 24

84, 2

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This medical augmentation unit in support of Naval Mobile Construction Battalions, can provide up to level 1 HSS

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Construction Battalion Units (CBU)

Front 26

These are task-organized to provide up to level 3 HSS.

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Expeditionary Medical Facility (EMF)

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USNAVHOSPs Tokosuka, Okinawa, and Guam can provide up to level 4 HSS. These are examples of what?

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OCONUS MTF

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Hospital Ships (T-AH) provide up to what level of HSS?

Back 28

Level 3

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This provides task-organized preventive medicine services beyond the organic capability of the supported force.

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Forward Deployed Preventive Medicine Unit (FDPMU)

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What is JFMCC MAC?

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Joint Force Maritime Component Command
Medical Augmentation Cell

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What do JFMCC MAC's do?

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Tasked-organized to fit requirements identified by the JFMCC CE and COCOM. Provide customized HSS cell to support the specific mission and requirements.

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Personnel will report to their gaining command with what 9 things?

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-Dog Tags
-CAC Card
-DD 2766, Deployment Medical Record
-NAVPERS 1070/602
-NAVPERS 1070/604
-SGLI Election and Certification
-PHS 731, International Cert of Vaccinations
-NAVPERS 1740/6, Family Care Cert
-Security clearance verification

Front 33

True or False
Enlisted personnel are obligated to purchase organizational clothing.

Back 33

False
But officers are required to.

Front 34

True or False
Purchase of name and service cloth strips is the responsibility of the service member.

Back 34

True

Front 35

What is CONUS POE and POD?

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Point of Embarkation / Debarkation

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Parent commands are responsible for what in regards to POE expenses?

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Parent commands will be responsible for travel and TAD expenses incurred from the point of the parent command to the CONUS POE.

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What is NMSC?

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Navy Medicine Support Command

Front 38

Replacements for USMC Assigned medical personnel will report to designated USMC CRC at what two locations?

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Camp Lejeune, NC and Camp Pendleton, CA

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What is BSO 60?

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Atlantic Fleet

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What is BSO 70

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Pacific Fleet

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What is BSO 74

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NAVSPECWARCOM

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What is BSO 27

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USMC Medical Personnel

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Who can direct implementation of a Stop-Loss Policy Service -wide or for certain rates or officer specialties?

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CNO

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What is FAC A?

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Functional Area Code A

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What is DSC?

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Deployment Support Center

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What is MFRP?

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Medical Fleet Response Plan

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What are the 3 readiness categories for MFRP?

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Routine Deployable
Surge Ready
Emergency Surge

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What are the deployment ready times for each of the 3 categories for the MFRP?

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Routine Deployable - 5 days
Surge Ready - 30 days
Emergency Surge - 120

Front 49

How many SORTS Categories are there?

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5

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What are the differences in the 5 SORTS Categories?

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C1 - Fully mission capable
C2 - Capable, minor deficiencies
C3 - Capable, major deficiencies
C4 - Unable unless provided additional resources
C5 - Not mission capable

Front 51

What are the two Navy Medicine HSAP Platform Readiness Metrics?

Back 51

Personnel Status and Training Status

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How many augmentation teams have been identified for the large deck amphib ships of the fleet?

Back 52

11

Front 53

T-AH Routine Deployable are ready to deploy within days in support of a ____ bed configuration.

Back 53

250

Front 54

T-AH Surge Ready are designated for deploying within ___ days to support a ____ bed configuration.

Back 54

30, 500

Front 55

T-AH Emergency Surge are designated for further follow-on stages that are ready to deploy within ___ days in support of the ___ bed configuration.

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120, 1000

Front 56

What does EMPARTS stand for?

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Expeditionary Medicine Platform Augmentation, Readiness, and Training System