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total medal of honor recipients that were corpsman |
22 |
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Individual medical readiness insruction |
SECNAVINST 6120.3 |
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SF509 |
Progress notes |
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SF516 |
operation report |
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sf515 |
tissue examination |
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yellow shot card insruction |
PHS731 |
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what muscles make up the hamstring |
bicep femoris |
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Enamel can withstand what PSI pressure |
100,000 PSI |
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what dental problem is experinced with worsening pain when lying down or climbing stairs |
pulpagia |
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what dental problem caused the tooth to fill high in the mouth when biting |
periapical abcess |
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what are organisms that adversley affect military operations known as |
pests |
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waste water dumping from a ship is illegal within how many nautical miles of shore |
3 miles |
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NAVMED P-5038 |
Control of communicable disease manual |
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a single celled animal that doesnt have a rigid cell wall is known as a what |
Protozoa |
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bacteria that can be removed by hanwashing, is not firmly attached to the skin and cant multiply on the skin is known as what |
transient flora |
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a water based cleaner that is an intiseptic has a sustained effect and is mixed with 4%isopropyl |
chlorhexidine gluconate |
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70% isopropyl alcohol disinfects in how long? |
20 seconds |
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what distance must you remain from a patient if droplet precautions are in place |
3 feet |
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biological monitoring and the Bowie Dick test should be done |
weekly |
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ethylene oxide time and temperature for sterilization |
2-3 hours at 120F |
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double muslin wrap is sterile for how many days |
30 days |
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patients will rinse their mouth out with .12% of what solution for dental exams |
Chlorhexidine gluconate |
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sodium hypochlorite to water solution |
1:100 |
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sharps should never be transported in what type of equipment |
chutes or dumbwaiters |
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the starting point for a long arm cast begins at what body body part |
the wrist 2 inches below the axilla |
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at what point of water consumption does water intoxication occur |
8 liters |
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how many essential amino acids does the body need |
9 (20 amino acids in total) |
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clear liquid diets can only be maintained for how many days |
2-3 |
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DD2808 (performed at meps) |
report of medical examination |
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a person seperating from the navy and is not retiring has how many days to finish seperation exam |
30 days |
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medical evaluation boards use what DD form |
DD 2697 |
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PSUEDOISOCHROMATIC plates is also known as what optical test |
PIP |
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hearing conservation form is what DD form |
DD2216 |
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annual total does limit for radiation |
5 REM |
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Tetracyclines cause discoloration of what |
the teeth |
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Anti-pyretics are used to treat what |
fevers |
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methocarbamol and cyclobenzaprine are both known as what |
skeletal muscle relaxants |
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the outpatient prescription form is known as what DD form |
DD1289 |
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all prescription are kept on file for how long |
2 years |
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Lymphocytes are produced to fight what kind of infections |
viral infections |
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mesophilic bacteria produce best at what temperature |
body temperature |
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Thermophilic produce best at what temperatures |
above 47C |
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the Rapid Plasma Reagin (RPR) card test will turn what color if considered reactive |
black against a white background |
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hemoglobin count below what level is an indication of severe anemia |
7 |
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a dressing should extend at least how far over a wound in every direction |
1 inch |
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what chest seal is used for tension pneumothorax |
asherman chest seal |
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what type of IV fluids treats for shock |
hetastarch |
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American oxygen tanks are color coded what color? what color are international? |
Green (American) International (White) |
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Oropharyngeal airways should only be used on what type of patient |
Unconscious |
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what is the maximum suction time limit |
15 seconds |
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a self contatining breathing apparatus uses oxygen and has a life of how many minutes |
20-45 minutes |
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1st phase of patient rescue |
remove lightly pinned patients |
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3rd phase of patient rescue |
remove patients trapped under time consuming difficult material |
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what type of carrying method is used to carry casualties that are heavier than the rescuer |
pack strap carry |
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9 line (1) |
location |
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9 line (5) |
Number of patients |
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How many meters in diameter should a evac zone be |
30 meters |
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HAZMAT exclusion zone |
The Hot zone |
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Contamination reduction zone is known as the |
warm zone |
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support zone is also known as the |
safe zone |
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sf511 |
vital signs report |
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SF515 |
Consultation sheet |
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SF546-557 are known as |
lab report displays |
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needle decompressions location |
2nd intercostal space at midclavicular line (Use a 14 gauge) |
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Neurogenic shock is caused by what |
failure of the nervous system |
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decompensated stage of shock has volume drop by what percentages |
15-25% |
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septic shock takes how many days to develop |
5-7 |
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Cardiogenic shock is caused by what medical problem |
myocardial infarction |
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activated charcoal dosage |
25-50g for adult 12.2-25g for child. generally 1g for kg of bodyweight |
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hemorrhage tourniquets should be applied how high above the wound |
2-3 inches |
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maximum recommended amount for xylocaine |
50ml for a 1% solution |
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over what percentage of body burn is considered fatal |
70% |
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for dry lime burns how do you remove chemical particles from body |
brush away the particles |
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at what temperature do you discontinue cooling of a heat casualty |
102F (recheck temperature every 10 minutes) |
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immersion foot occurs at what temperature |
50 degrees F |
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at what water temperature would you immerse a frostbitten limb |
100-105 |
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cassions disease is also known as the what |
the bends |
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emetic preferred drug |
ipecac syrup 15-30ml for an adult 15ml for a child |
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how do you treat a scorpion sting |
ice and elevation |
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snake bites should not have what done to them |
ice, tourniquet,, or elevation (sucking is only beneficial within first 3 minutes) |
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what fishes antivenom is used for all other fish poisons |
stonefish |
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what drugs are CNS depressants |
opium and opium alkaloids |
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m8 chemcial paper turn what color for VX nerve agents |
olive-green |
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M8 chemical paper turns what color for blister agents |
red |
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for G nerve agents M-8 paper will turn what color |
Yellow-gold |
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MOPP3 Carry and worn list |
Carry gloves, decontamination kit... Wear Mask, Garment, Boots |
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blister form within what time range after contact |
12-48 hours |
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what drug is used to treat blood agents |
amyl nitrate |
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Yersinia pestis is also know as the |
plague |
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Bubonic plague is most common from what vectors, and what is the Buboe measurment |
fleas and 1-10cm measurment |
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Ricin incubation |
18-24 hours |
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temporary filling are filled with what |
zinc oxide |
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post extraction alveolar osteitis is also known as a what and causes pain and discomfort for how long |
dry socket, 3-4days |
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what is the name for nerve agent GB
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saran
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what is the name for nerve agent GA
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taboun
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blood agent AC name
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syanonogen
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safest method of equipment sterilization
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automated washer process
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ultrasonic sterilization machines should have how much fluid in them at all times
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at least 1/2 or 3l4
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what is the maximum time limit of ultrasonic sterilization to avoid damage to equipment
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maximum of 5 minutes of ultrasonic
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gas sterilization used how much heat for how long? what is the aeration time after sterilization
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4-12 hours at 120f. aeration should be 16 hours
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what book is available to the HM when involved in patient care and unsure of drug effects and interactions
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physicians desk reference the nursing drug handbook
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cleaning done after the patient leaves is known as what
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terminal cleaning
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cleaning and sterilization while the patient is within the hospital is known as what
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concurrent cleaning
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civilians have what type of medical records opened when appointed to officer
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health records
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who holds the record for civilians waiting to be appointed to officer
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mtf
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what part of the medical record has pencil entries written on it. the front of the records also has pencil entries to indicate rank
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part 1 contains pencil entries on the front inside cover
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naval academy attendees will have their medical record created when and where?
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upon arrival at naval academy and it will be kept at the naval academy
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dd2807
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report of medical history
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what type of pen will be used to write on the front of the medical record
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black felt tip or black ball point
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where is the privacy act statement located in the medical record
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part 2
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duplicated paperwork within the medical record should be marked with what at the bottom
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duplicate. when duplicating an entire record mark the front with "duplicate record"
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unscheduled inventory of items is known as what
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spot inventory
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at what temperature are eggs kept at
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41f or lower
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eggs need to meet what temperature when cooking. all other meats?
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eggs 145f all other meat 155 for at least 15 seconds
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chicken need to reach what temperature of cooking to be considered cooked
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165f for 15 seconds
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how often is potable water chlorine and bromine levels read and recorded
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daily
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how often is bacteriological examinations done on potable water
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weekly
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what type of directives are there
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permanent and temporary [less than 365]
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the two types of BAS support
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combat personel. support personnel(surgical and medical aid
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family member prefix 20 |
active duty
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family member prefix 12
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activated reserve
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family member prefix 30-39 |
dependent spouse
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family member prefix 01-19 |
Children |
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Family member prefix 40-44 |
dependent mother or step mother |
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family member prefix 45-49 |
dependent father or step father |
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family member prefix 50-54 |
mother in law |
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family member prefix 55-59 |
father in law |
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family member prefix 60-69 |
other authorized dependents |
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family member prefix 98 |
civilians |
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family member prefix 99 |
all others |
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DD2005 (Found in medical record) |
privacy act statement |
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who is in charge of direct operations of neccesary orders to receive material for working stock levels |
central supply |
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a purchase under 3000$ is considered a what type of purchase |
a micro purchase |
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what DD form is used to purchase standard stock |
DD1348 |
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how far should supply boxes be stored from a bulk head |
18 inches |
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3 stages of teeth development |
bud stage, cap stage, bell stage |
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what is the term known as when the tooth comes into the proper position |
eruption |
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a dull ache that can turn into a pulsating pain in the tooth (Can be caused by tooth fracture) is known as what |
pulpitis |
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what dental problem leaves a punched out look in the mouth and is also known as trench mouth |
Necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis |
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inflammation forms at the apex of the tooth, gingiva bleeding easily which can lead to loss of teeth is known a |
periodontal pocket |
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loss of substance of a tooth from a wearing away process caused by teeth against teeth |
atrition |
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the food service training program is what secnavinst |
SECNAVINSt 4061.1 series |
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what type of disease spreading plant that lacks chlorophyll is easily killed by heat |
FUNGI |
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a disease spreading microrganism that is smaller than bacteria and is not affected by antibiotics and must be boiled for 20 minutes to kill off |
virus |
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Group 1 removable medical waste |
cultures, stocks, vaccines |
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Group 2 removable medical waste |
pathological waste |
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Group 3 removable medical waste |
Blood and blood products |
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Group 4 and 7 removable medical waste |
sharps |
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Group 5 removable medical waste |
animal waste |
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Group 6 removable medical waste |
isolation wastes, such as bedding |
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Group 8 removable medical waste |
other |
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Group 9 removable medical waste |
chemotherapy waste |
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the maximum storage time for refridgerated medical waste is how many days |
30 days |
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spinal anesthesia is placed where in the spine |
3rd 4th or 5th lumbar and sacral lumbar space |
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medical classification that is grouped according to source for medication |
general |
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medical classification for a drug that is grouped according to effect on body |
therapeutic |
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what are the three medication names |
chemical name, generic name, brand nmae |
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drugs that inhibit protein sysnthesis are known as |
amenoglycoside |
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the superscription on prescription medication refer to what |
RX means take |
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what scheduled drugs must be kept in a locked cabinet |
3,4,5 |
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what scheduel drugs must be kept in a locked vault |
1,2 |
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what is the job of the hemoglobin |
deliver and release oxygen |
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older intermediate neutrophils are known as what |
neutrophilic bands |
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mature neutrophils are knowns as what |
segmented neutrophil |
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what specific defense proteins are created when an antigen stimulates a cell |
antibodies |
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non reactive RPR card test will be what color |
even grey color |
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what is used to indicate specific gravity of urine |
index refractometer |
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at what level of psi is an oxygen tank considered empty |
200psi |
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what causualty carry is used if the patient is smaller then the rescuer |
arm carry |
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HAZMAT type orange refers to what |
explosives |
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HAZMAT type red refers to what |
flammable liquids |
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HAZMAT type solid yellow refers to what |
oxidizers, and peroxides |
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HAZMAT type half half white and half black refers to what |
corrosives |
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HAZMAT type white refers to what |
posion |
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how long do you flush contaminated objects for |
20 minutes |
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non tactical triage level 4 |
expectant |
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non tactical triage level 5 (black) |
dead |
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for a nasal canula you will set it to how many liters per minute |
1-4 |
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for a oxygen mask you will set it to how many liters per minute |
10-15 |
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how many litters does a UH-1V have
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6
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how many litters does a uh-60a have
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6
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how many litters does a CH-47 have
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24 litters
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how many red crosses does the uh-1V helo have
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4
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how many red crosses does the UH-60a have
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5
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