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how long is a SAFE maintained
sexual assault forensic exam |
1 year
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what instruction governs SARP
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SECNAVINST 1752.4A
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what is reprisal
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taking or threatening to take an unfavorable personnel action
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what is "quid pro quo"
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an exchange of sexual favors for better treatment or jobs
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what is performed after a foreign anthem at a ceremony
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star spangled banner
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what is played only for the president
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hail to the chief
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when walking junior personnel should be on what side
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left
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who can have a 21 gun salute
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president
also used when entering a foreign port |
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how long is their between each shot in a gun salute
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.5 seconds
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when is the union jack displayed
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at port between 0800 and sunset
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what is candidiasis
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fungal infection of the mouth, looks red or white
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what types of malignant tumors are there for dental
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carcinoma
adenocarcinoma sarconoma |
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what is the most common oral disease
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marginal gingivitis
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what do dental cries look like
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chalky white spots
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what type of mouth lesion hurt more lying down
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acute pulpitis
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what is another name for periapical abscess
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gumboil
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how do you drain a dental abscess
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puncture with explorer
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what are the types of tooth fracture and what do they consist of
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type1 enamel only
type2 dentin and enamel type3 pulp exposure type4 root fracture |
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what is the most effective form of dental anesthesia
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block
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what dental medicine is known to discolor teeth of infants if the mother takes it while still pregnant
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tetracyline
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what are rod shaped bacteria
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bacilli
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how many calories is 1 gram of protein
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4
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at what temperature does mercury vaporize
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room temperature
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how far from a patients face should a dental light be placed
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30-36 inches
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what is an injury to a ligament called
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sprain
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what is an injury to a muscle or tendon called
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strain
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how large can a female's earring be in uniform
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6mm
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how long is a pace for a male
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30 inches
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what is SORN
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standard operating regulations of navy
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what is the one day EMI is not authorized
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Sabbath (Sunday)
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how long and of what rank must someone be to become a warrant officer
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chief with 12-24 years
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do warrant officers require a collage degree
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no
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what is SECNAVINST 5216.5D
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standard navy letter
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what is the minimum amount of paragraphs needed for a letter
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no minimum
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what size font must be used in a navy letter and what sized border
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10-12 font
inch border |
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in a navy letter where must the signature be
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4 spaces from body
centered |
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what are the terrorist threat levels
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high, significant, moderate and low
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what are the force protection conditions
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normal, alpha, bravo, charlie, and delta
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what are the 2 elements of shipboard organization
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battle and admin
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what is an act or verbal expression of respect
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courtesy
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what is the most common form of salute
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hand salute
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what is the procedure for coming aboard a naval vessel
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salute ensign, salute OOD and request permission
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what does 1 blast aboard ship signify
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attention starboard
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what does 2 blasts aboard ship signify
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attention port
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what occurs when 2 ship pass close to each other in port
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passing honors
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how close must ships be for passing honors
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600 yards
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how close must boats be for passing honors
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400 yards
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what is NAVPERS 15665
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uniform regulations and awards
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when are large metals worn
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in full dress uniform
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how large can a stencil on uniform items be
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1/2-1inch
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who wears 3 god stars above and eagle above a star
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MCPON
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where are ribbons worn
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1/4 inch above left breast pocket
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how long can male hair be
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4 inches and tapered to 3/4 inch
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how much can military cash awrds be
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up to $25000
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what is the most important log on ship
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deck log
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how long are most shipboard watches
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4 hrs
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what is midwatch
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0000-0400
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what is morning watch
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0400-0800
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what is forenoon watch
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0800-1200
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what is afternoon watch
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1200-1600
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what is 1st dog watch
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1600-1800
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what is 2nd dog watch
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1800-2000
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what is evening watch
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20000-2400
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what is the navy b-day
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13OCT1775
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what is only considered part of the DON at war time
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coast guard, the rest of the time it is DOT
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what is SSIC
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4-5 digit code that stands for a documents subject
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what is the SSIC for military personnel
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1000
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what is the SSIC for telecommunications
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2000
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what is the SSIC for operations and readiness
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3000
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what is the SSIC for logistics
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4000
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what is the SSIC code for general administrative
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5000
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what is the SSIC for Medical and Dental
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6000
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what is the SSIC for financial
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7000
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what is the SSIC for ordnance
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8000
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what is the SSIC for ship design
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9000
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what is the SSIC for general or Miscellaneous
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10000
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what is the SSIC for facilities and ashor facility management
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11000
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what is the SSIC for aeronautical and astronautical
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12000
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what is the SSIC for coast guard
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13000
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what is an easy way to remember SSIC
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put those open legs around my face or send my friggan check attention coast guard
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what is BUMEDINST 54405C
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health service augmentation
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who approves BSO
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surgeon general
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how long after checking into a command does it take to be ready s , from an admin view point
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30 days
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how long after check in are you eligible to deploy
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6 months
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how long must you wait between deployments
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6 months
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what is HSS lvl 3
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hospital ship
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what is HSS lvl 2
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construction ship
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for marine forces how long does it take to get ready for a routine deployment and how often can they go
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5 days to get ready and
every 6 month |
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for marine forces how long does it take to be surge ready
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30 days with 500 beds
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for marine force how long does it take to get ready for and emergency surge
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120 days with 500 beds
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what is NEC 8752
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dental lab tech
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what is NEC 8753
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advanced dental tech
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what is the purpose of DEERS
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reduce health care fraud
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what is NAVMED 6600/5
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daily dental appointment
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what is NAVMED 6600/6
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dental appointment card
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what is NAVMED 6600/11
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DIRS
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what is SF 502
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narrative summary
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what is SF 509
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progress note
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what is SF 513
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consult sheet
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what is SF 515
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tissue examination
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what is NAVMED 6150/7
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pink card, health record receipt
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what does a temporary SSN for foreign personnel consist of
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800 and then their birthday (mmddyy)
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how many bones in the skull
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28
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at what age do skull bones fuse
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5-6 years
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what are the salivary glands
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bulingal smallest
submandibular walnut sided parotid largest |
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what is an abscess
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localized collection of puss
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what is a cyst
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enclosed pouch or sac
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what is an ulcer
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disruption of skin
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what is vesicual
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small elevation of fluid
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what is pulpalgia
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pain in dental pulp
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what is pulpitis
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inflammation of dental pulp
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what is another name for trench mouth
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acute necrotizing ulcertive gingivitis
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how must clothing of a chemical agent casualty be disposed of
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sealed, leak-proof container, downwind at least 75 yards from MTF
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what is the quickest form of decon
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wile clothing is on
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when was biological warfare research ceased
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1969
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what is the best method of delivery for a biological agent
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unconventional
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what is the most effective method of delivery for a biological agent
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aerosols
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what removes salt from water
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ROWPU
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how much iodine must be used for a canteen
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2 tablets
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how long must you weight after putting iodine in a canteen to drink
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5 minutes and shake then 30 minutes
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how often must water be tested
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daily
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what is the highest a thawing temp can be
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80F
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what is the shelf life of a MRE
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48 months
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how far from a water source must trenches be
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100ft
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how far from a berthing must a trench be
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50ft
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how far from a water source must you go to bury garbage
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100ft
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how far from camp can you be to incinerate garbage
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50yards
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which anthropoid sprays venom
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millipede
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which anthropoid bites
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centipede
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where does a blister beetle attack
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joints
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what is a vector
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intermediate host or reservoir
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what is OPNAVINST 6250.4
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pest management program
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what are the sypes of sprays
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fine 100-400 microns in diameter
course over 400 microns in diameter |
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how many eggs can a house fly lay and at what intervals
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20eggs at 3-4 day intervals
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what can a house fly carry
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cholera, and typhoid
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which sand flyies bite
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females only
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what can an eye gnat carry
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conjunctivitis
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what does a flesh fly look like
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3 inch black fly
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what types of mosquitoes are there
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anopheles, aedes, and culex
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what is the most common roach
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German, identified by LT stripes
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what is the largest roach
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American
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describe a Norway rat
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brown or gray
tail smaller than head and body burrower |
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describe a roof rat
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gray bellied
climber tail longer than head and body |
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how large is a rat guard and where is it placed
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36 inches in diameter
6ft from shore and 2ft from boat |
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what is aerobic waste
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with o2
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what is gray water
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ship generated waste water, like from laundry
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what is black water
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generated from the human body
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waht is effluent
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partially treated
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what is OPNAVINST 5090.1
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environmental and natural resources protection manual
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what is NEPMU
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naval environmental protection medial unit
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how large is a pit privary
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10-25 by 15-25
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what is a cesspool
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covered pit for raw sewage
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what is a septic tank
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air tight underground storage are for raw sewage
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what does primary treatment of raw sewage do
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screen, remove large things
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where is NEPMU 3
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hawaii
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where is NEPMU 5
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San DIego
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what does NAVSEASYSCOM do
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designs and constructs water systems
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who is called the water king aboard ship
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engineering department
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what type of water is used for fire mains
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seawater
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how often is water on-board a ship tested and treated
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daily
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how much fresh water is required aboard ship per man
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2 gallons
new ships carry 50 gallons |
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how is water tubing sanitized
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at 100ppm for 2minutes
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who must be informed of any breaks to water line surfaces aboard ships
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engineering department
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what color cap is used to indicate a water line
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blue
must label portable water only |
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how often does the P & T committee meed
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quarterly
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what are the schedules for controlled substances
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1-5
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where are schedule 1 and 2 controlled substances stored
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vault
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where and schedule 3-5 controlled substances stored
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in locked cabinet
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how often must controlled substances be inventories ashore; and on ship
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shore is monthly
ship is quarterly |
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who must bad or expired controlled substances be reported to
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CO
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what is NAVMED P-117
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manual of the medical department for fleet marine force
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who is ultimately responsible for FMF
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commandant
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who advices the commandant on health matters
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medical officers
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what are the 4 FMF categories
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op force
reserve supporting establishment headquarters |
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how many basic structures are there in the marine air ground task force
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4
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what two members of the FMF command team has no command function
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force surgeon
force dental officer |
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how many personnel can be assigned to a battalion aid station
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1-2 medical officers
65 HM |
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how many personnel can be assigned to a squadron medical section
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flight surgeon
3-4 HM |
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what is the H & S company
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admin
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what does a surgical company consist of
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3 operating rooms and 60 beds
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what is the smallest and most mobile med battalion
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shock trauma platoon
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who can inspect HREC
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CO
authorized medical inspectors fleet medical officer |
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how often are HREC's verified
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annually
upon reporting or transfer at time of physical exam |
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how are HREC's filed
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by groups color coded base on second to last digit of SSN
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what is NAVMED 1300/16
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report of suitability for overseas
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what color is HREC's with 00
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orange
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what color are HREC's with 10
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green
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what color are HREC's with 20
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yellow
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what color are HREC's with 30
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gray
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what color are HREC's with 40
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tan
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what color are HREC's with 50
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blue
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what color are HREC's with 60
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white
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what color are HREC's with 70
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almond/brown
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what color are HREC's with 80
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pink
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what color are HREC's with 90
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red
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a yellow retired record is from what years
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1993, 1999, 2005, 2011
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a white retired record is from what year
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1994, 2000, 2005, 2012
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a green retired record is from what year
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1995. 2001. 2006. 2013
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a red retired record is from what year
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1996, 2002, 2007
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a blue retired record is from what year
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1997, 2003, 2008
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a black retired record is from what year
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1998, 2004, 2010
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what is NAVMED 6150/20
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summary of care
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what is NAVMED 1300/1
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overseas screening
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what is SF 509
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medical record progress note
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what is DD 2807-1
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report of medical history
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what is DD 2808
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report of medical exam
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what is TDRL
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temporary duty retired list
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how often must TDRL personnel have a physical exam
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every 18 months
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who do scholarship students end physicals to and when do they do so
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BUMED
01OCT the year before they graduate |
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how long do you have to do a recruit screening
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14 days
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how close to your EAOS must your separation physical be
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6 months
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what is DD 2697
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report of med assessment
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how old must members be to be tested for HCV
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over 35
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what test check for color blindness
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faliant and PIP
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what are the medical classes for aviation
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1- pilot
2-copilot and aircrew 3-crew not in air |
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how often must a flight physical be documented
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every 5 years until 50
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who can do a diving physical
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DMO or MO
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what are the requirements to be a diver
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no older than 35
non smoker physical every 5 years |
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what is NAVMED P-5055
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radiation health
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who has the final say in all medical waivers
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BUMED
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what is AEC
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accountable equipment code
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a general AEC is up to what amount
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$5000
can be classified or general |
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what is PPM
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personal property manager
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how long do you have to find lost equipment
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30 days or until end of PM cycle
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what must be filled out for lost equipment
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DD 200
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what is AFC XH
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operating and maintenance equipment worth less than $100,000 (expense)
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what is AFC MH
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operating and maintenance equipment worth $100,000-$250,000 (capital)
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what is AFC EH
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miscellaneous equipment and anything over $250,000
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how accurate must an inventory be
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98%
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what percent of equipment inventory must be checked quarterly
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10%
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how often must you do a full inventory inspection of equipment
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every 3 years
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how long can a temporary loan of equipment be for
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less than 60 days
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what form must be filled out to transfer equipment
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DD 1348-1A
keep for 36 months |
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what is NAVMEDCOMINST 5360.1
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Decedent Affairs
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what programs fall under decedent affairs, and when are they used
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current death- for peacetime
graves registration-temporary grave at military outpost concurrent death- a mix of first two return of remains- used if no of the others work |
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who contacts next of kin in the event of a death and how long do they have to do so
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CACO has 24 hours from 0500-1600 only
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what is PNOK
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primary next of kin
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what types of funeral expenses exist
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primary - items that touch body (coffin, cloths)
secondary-additional (choir, preacher, flowers) memorial- no body |
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what is DA 2386-R
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used for spouses to be buried together called agreement of aturnment
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if a military member dies with-in _______ of a naval hospital the hospital deals with corpse
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40 miles
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what is DD 565
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statement of recognition
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what is SF 503
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autopsy protocol
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what is SF 523A
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disposition of body
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what is a notice
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a brief one time use directive canceled on the last day of the month
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where would you find a notice's cancellation date
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2nd paragraph or purpose paragraph
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what has the same force as an instruction
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a notice
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how long do you have to send a intermittent message change
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90 days and must be marked urgent
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what is the normal urine volume for an adult male
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600-2000ml
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when is a bag valve mask used
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for unconsious patient
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with a bag valve mask 5lt of o2 creates what percent of oxygen
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50%
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what is a 50ft long steel cable called
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lifeline
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how much can a stokes stretcher carry
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1 casualty or 400ibs
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in the NFPA 704 labeling system what color indicates reactivity
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yellow
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what is therapeutic dosed calculated based on
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a 24 year old 150Ibs male
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what is young's rule
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child age/age+12
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what is clark's rule
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age/150
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what are the 6 rights
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pt, medication, dose, route, time, and documentation
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what is an astringent
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causes skin and mucous membrane shrinkage
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what is an emmolient used for
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makes skin pliant and soft
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what was the 1st broad spectrum antibiotic
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tetracycline
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what is DD 1289
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DOD one medication prescription
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what is a schedule 1 medication
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high abuse potential, prescriptions are 1 use only
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what is SF 545
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lab report
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what are the rules when collecting capillary blood
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do not collect parallel to fingerprint
wipe first drop away |
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what types of lens are used in microscopes
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10x, 40x and 100x
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what is the normal hemoglobin level for women and men
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women 12-16 gram per 100mL
men 14-18 gram per 100mL |
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what is the normal hematocrit level for men or women
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women 37-47% per blood
men 42-52% per blood |
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what amount of hemoglobin is indicative of anemia
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below 7
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what is a normal amount of leukocytes
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4800-10800
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what do bacteria need to grow
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temperature, O2, nutrients and moisture
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what are the parts of a bacteria's structure
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coccus, bacillus, and spirochetes
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what does RPR test for
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syphilis
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what is DOD 6480.4
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blood products
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what is the marine core order for AMAL/ADAL
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4400
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how many days worth of blood supplies are carried at any time
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60
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who coordinates the re-supply of blood products
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SIMLM
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who does joint ops work through
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army
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when disposing of materials what must be followed
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local laws
burn or bury over 6ft deep |
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what rules does the Geneva Conviction set for medical supplies
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cannot destroy, must abandon unless mixed with other gear
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what are the 4 dental treatment zones
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static=11-2 oclock a non traffic area
assistant=2-4 oclock operator=8-11 oclock transfer=4-8 oclock and from chest to chin |
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what is the most common type of x-ray
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chest
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what test uses a bonbardment of atams
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MRI
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what is Alara's rule
|
says you must use as low amount of radiation as reasonably achievable
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to reduse radiation exposure what do you due
|
reduce time
increase distance and add shielding |
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what is the maximum amount of radiation permissible for a worker; and a pt
|
worker=500mRem
pt+5000mRem |
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what is SF 5119
|
radiological consult
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what kVp is used for a normal bone
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87
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what is the most common type of film processor
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automatic
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what are the 6 essential nutrients
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water, carbs, protein, fan, vitamins, and minerals
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after how many consecutive days active duty do you require a separation physical
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31
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what is BUMEDINST 1300.2
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exceptional family member program
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what is DD 2807-1
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report of medical history
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whatis DD 2808
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medical exam
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what is DD 2697
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medical assessment
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what is NAVMED 6100/5
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medical evaluation board report
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what is NAVMED 1300/1
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medical/dental and education screening
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what is DD 2215
|
reference audio-gram
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what is DD 2216
|
hearing conservation
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what are the dental classes
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1-no treatment or re eval for 12 months
2-no expected emergency in 12 months 3-expected emergency in months 4-unkown, in need of exam |
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what is EZ603
|
accord of dental treatment
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what are 2 most common local anesthetics for dentistry
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lidocain and mepicaine 2% each
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what is a complex cavity
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cavity involving 3 surfaces
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BUMEDINST 6260.3
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mercury control for dental
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what causes a periodental abscess
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continued irritation often from brushing too hard
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how far from shore must you be to dispose of waste
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3 nautical miles
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how long must you cleanse a needle stick with water
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15min
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what are barriers
|
engineered controls
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what is the most common form of fungi
|
athletes foot
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how long does is take to disinfect with waterless hand washing
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20sec
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what must bio be stored in
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a red puncture resistant container
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how do you perform a surgical scrub
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wash for 30sec from fingertips to 2 inches above elbow
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what is another name for a regional anasthesia
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a local
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where is a saddle block placed
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between third and fourth lumbar vertebrae
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what is OPNAVINST 16110.1
|
navy fitness and nutrition
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what is the most importent nutrient
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water
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what do carbohydrates do
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provide energy
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what is the simplest carb
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sugar
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what are starches
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complex carbs
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what is fiber
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non digestible and nonessential
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your diet should consist of what percent of carbs
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40-60%
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what are proteins
|
the bodies building blocks
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how many amino acids are in the body
|
20, 9 of which are essential
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what is another name for fats and how much of caloric intake of them is recommended
|
lipids
20-30% |
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what are the major minerals
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calcium, phosphorus, and sulfur
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what are the trace minerals
|
iron, zinc, iodine, and copper
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what is ossen
|
inorganic mineral salts that give bones strength
|
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what is red marrow
|
found in long bones
makes red blood cells |
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what bone is responsible for the sense of smell
|
ethmoid bone
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what is the innominate bone made of
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illium, ischium, and pubis
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what is abduction
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away from body
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what does tonicity do
|
gives muscles firmnes
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|
what is the longest bone
|
sartorius
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|
what is your total blood volume
|
5-6 liters
|
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|
what organ is considered the grave yard where old cells are removed
|
spleen
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|
what is the normal white blood cell count
|
6000-8000
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|
what is considered the bodies pacemaker
|
sinoatrial node, it stimulates the heart to contract
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what contracts the heart
|
junctual fibers
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|
what are the meninges layers
|
dura mater, arachnoid membrane, and pia matter
|
|
|
how many cranial nerves exist in the PNS
|
12 pairs
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what controls the roof of the mouth, vocal cords, and tone of voice
|
vagus
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|
what is the master gland of the body
|
pituitary gland
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|
what is the over production of growth hormones called
|
acromegaly
|
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|
what is the last stage of tooth growth
|
bell stage
|
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|
what is the apex
|
tip of each tooth root
|
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|
what is the bodies hardest tissue
|
enamel capable of withstanding 100,000 Ibs of pressure
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|
what does dentin look like
|
light yellow and very porous
|
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|
what is dental pult
|
soft tissue
|
|
|
what is a cyst
|
and enclosed sac
|
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|
what is OPNAV 5211
|
record of disclosure
|
|
|
where in the dental record are radiographs kept
|
part 1
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|
how long can it take to get a response from the freedom of information act
|
10 days
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|
how many digits in the national stock number (NSN)
|
13
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|
how many digits in the national item identification number (NIIN)
|
9
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|
when must a bulkhead to bulkhead be done
|
annually when accuracy is under 90%
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|
where must you submit AMAL/ADAL changes and who approves them
|
submit to NAVMEDLOGCOM
approved by TYCOM |
|
|
what is saggital plane
|
left and right
|
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|
what is frontal plane
|
front and rear
|
|
|
what is transverse plane
|
top and bottom
|
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|
what is the position of your hands in anatomical position
|
at sides with palms facing forward
|
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|
what is caudal
|
toward lower end of body
|
|
|
what types of muscular tissue are there
|
skeletal
smooth |
|
|
when were sick bays mandated
|
March 2, 1799
|
|
|
what were the first sick bays called
|
cockpit
|
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|
what were HM's first called
|
lollyboy
|
|
|
when did DT and HM first merge
|
12 Dec 1947
|
|
|
how many medal of honor recipients have been HMs
|
22
|
|
|
what is chapter 6 of the HM manual
|
Dental
|
|
|
what is chapter 15 of the HM manual
|
medical exam
|
|
|
what is CH 16 of HM manual
|
medical records
|
|
|
what is CH 21 of HM manual
|
pharmacy
|
|
|
what is CH 22 of HM manual
|
preventive medicine
|
|
|
what is a battalion aid station comprised of
|
2 med officers
up to 65 HM |
|
|
how many beds in a EMF
|
500 beds
|
|
|
where are retired records sent
|
after 31 JAN 1944 to VA
before 31JAN 1944 to NRPC |
|
|
what is the family prefix for active reserve
|
12
|
|
|
what is DD 2005
|
privacy act
|
|
|
what is NAVMED 6150
|
summary of care
|
|
|
what is DD 771
|
eyeware prescription
|
|
|
what is SF 558
|
emergency care
|
|
|
what is SF 600
|
chronological record
|
|
|
what is SF 513
|
referral
|
|
|
what is DD 2604
|
death certificate
|
|
|
what is SF 502
|
narrative summary
|
|
|
what often accompanies gonoccocal infections
|
chylmidea
|
|
|
what are some signs of gonoccoal infections
|
men= purulent discharge
small % asymptomatic women=mucopurulent carvicitis discharge and bleeding, continues the reproductive tract |
|
|
how are gonoccocal infections IDed
|
through gram strain or culture
pink is negative |
|
|
what type of HIV is less potent
|
HIV 2
|
|
|
transmission of HIV from mother to baby during birth is called what
|
vertical transmission
|
|
|
how long does it take for HIV antibodies to appear
|
1-3 months
|
|
|
what are common opportunistic diseases with HIV
|
TB and PCP
|
|
|
what changes HIV to AIDS
|
<14% of CD4+ T-lyphocytes
|
|
|
what is rotavial enteritis
|
a sporadic and severe gastrovidus disease for babies causing vomiting, fever, diarrhea, and possibly death
|
|
|
when do children get rotavial enteritis
|
in first 2-3 years (peak time is 6-24 months)
|
|
|
how long does rotaviral enteritis incubate, and how long does it last
|
incubates-24-72 hours
lasts- 4-6 days |
|
|
what causes epidemic viral gastroenteropathy
|
raw shellfish and poor hand hygiene
|
|
|
what is BUPERINST 6224.8A
|
tuberculosis control program
|
|
|
what are the rules of LTBI
|
cannot spread TB
does not feel sick normal chest x-ray |
|
|
how often are military members screened for TB
|
annually
|
|
|
what does PPD stand for
|
purified protein derivative tuberculm
|
|
|
what do you give if a PPD reads positive
|
5mg INH for 9 months
B6 to fix liver from INH |
|
|
who must inform NAVENPVTMEDU of a TB reactor, and how long do they have to do so
|
CO in 24 hours
|
|
|
how many does of INH can be given if 12 months
|
270
|
|
|
what are the tests for TB
|
PPD or Quantiferon
|
|
|
what is BUMEDINST 6280.1
|
management of infectious waste
|
|
|
what is segregation in waste management
|
separate and label waste at it's point of origin
|
|
|
after how long does infectious waste need to be refrigerated
|
7 days
pathogens after 24 hours |
|
|
how long do you hold infectious waste paperwork
|
2 years
|
|
|
what is the bleach ratio for infectious waste clean up
|
1:10
|
|
|
what is the most effective form of sterilization
|
steam heat
|
|
|
what is the most cost effective form of sterilization
|
dry heat for 90 min @ 320-345F
|
|
|
how long and what temperature is used for chemical vapor sterilization
|
20 min @ 270F
|
|
|
what is BUMEDINST 6600.10A
|
dental infection control
|
|
|
what is asepsis
|
process of preventing access of microorganisms
|
|
|
what is the use of fluid resistant materials to protect surfaces of personnel called
|
barrier technique
|
|
|
what is the bowie dick test
|
test of pre vacum sterilizer's ability to remove air from the chamber
|
|
|
what is a nosocomial infection
|
originates in the hospital or other pt care facility
|
|
|
what is the only accepted method of cleaning
|
spray wipe spray
|
|
|
when are needle stick followups done
|
6 week, 12 week, and 6 months
|
|
|
how often must dental workers receive infection control training
|
within 90 days of arrival and redone annually
|
|
|
what percent of HIV or HBV pt show no symptoms
|
80
|
|
|
how long must dental personnel flush lines
|
beginning of day 1 minute
between patients 30 seconds |
|
|
how long should a patient rinse there mouth out for
|
3-10 seconds to remove 97% of mocrobs
|
|
|
what method is used to cap needles
|
scoop method
|
|
|
how often should a mop be washed and in what
|
daily in a 1:100 dilution of bleach
|
|
|
who is ultimately responsible for immunizations
|
CO
|
|
|
are jet injectors authorized
|
no
|
|
|
how many shots can be given in one day
|
5
|
|
|
where do record immunization data
|
EITS
|
|
|
what is SF 601
|
immunization record
|
|
|
what is VAERS-1
|
documents adverse immunization reaction lasting more than 24 hours or requiring immunization
|
|
|
what is PHS 731
|
yellow card
international valid certificates of immunization |
|
|
what is JEV
|
Japanese encephalitis vaccine
3 dose series |
|
|
how long is TDAP good for
|
10 years
after 5 must get redone is exposed |
|
|
how many doses is MMR
|
1
|
|
|
how often must you get a typhoid booster
|
every 2 years
|
|
|
how long is a yellow fever vaccine good for
|
10 years
|
|
|
how many doses is anthrax
|
6
|
|
|
when must you get MMR
|
if deploying for 15 or more days (not Korea)
|
|
|
what are the types of immunization waivers
|
administrative and medical
|
|
|
how long is a temporary immunization exemption for a military member
|
up to 365 days
|
|
|
what is BUMEDINST 4010.3
|
precious metal recovery
|
|
|
who has responsibility for the precious metal recovery program
|
DLA
|
|
|
how often must a precious metal recovery program be reviewed by an audit board
|
semiannually
|
|
|
how must precious metals be packaged
|
heat sealed in a poly ethlene bag
|
|
|
what type of weight system is used for precious metals
|
troy
|
|
|
what metals are considered precious
|
silver, gold, platinum and the platinum family of noble metals
|
|
|
how often must precious metal forms be submitted
|
quarterly by last day of month
|
|
|
what should a precious metal's document include
|
metal type, quantity, and location
|
|
|
when was WAVES created
|
12 JAN 1944
|
|
|
ceremonious glands do what
|
secrete ear wax
|
|
|
what are the types of bones
|
long, short, flat, and irregular
|
|
|
how long does it take rigor mortis to set in
|
10 minutes
|
|
|
how long is the large intestine
|
5 ft
|
|
|
how long must QA program related documentation be maintianed
|
5 years
|
|
|
how long must QA inquiries and medical records related to a potentially compensable event (PCE) and Judge Advocate General investications be maintained for
|
minimum of 2 years or as long as needed thereafter
|
|
|
what does the QA's Clinical Performance Profile provide
|
a format for compiling and summarizing individual-specific information per reference
it is an internal document |
|
|
when was the annual assessment of the year's QA program be forwarded by and who is ti forwarded to
|
15 January
BUMED |
|
|
a medical record is considered delinquent if all required record components are not completed within how long after discharge
|
30 days
|
|
|
what is a inpatient acquired infection called
|
nosocomial infection
|
|
|
what form do you use to report a HIV infection to BUMED
|
CDC Form 50.42A
|
|
|
what is the instruction for Medical Event Reports
|
BUMEDINST 6220.12
|
|
|
what is the prefered method for medical event reporting
|
NDRS software program
|
|
|
how long must NAVENPVNTMEDUs keep all MERs for
|
5 years
|
|
|
if an operational unit must send an urgent MER by message what should its classification be
|
unclassified
|
|
|
when must you submit a MERs routine report by
|
no later than the 1st of each month
|
|
|
how long do you have to submit a urgent MERs report
|
24 hours
|
|
|
how long do you have to submit a suspected outbreak occurring among military personnel report
|
24 hours
|
|
|
what is the AQ program instruction
|
BUMEDINST 6010.13
|
|
|
what is the management of infectious waste inistruction
|
BUMEDINST 6280.1
|
|
|
how often must employees with occupational exposure to infectious waste receive trainign
|
upon assignment and annually thereafter
|
|
|
what is the solution used to clean up infectious waste spills
|
approved disinfectant or a solution of household bleach diluted 1:10 with clear water
|
|
|
what is used to test the steriliztion process of infectious waste
|
bacillus stearothermophilus spore strips
used weekly |
|
|
what is the instruction for the health services augmentation Program (HSAP)
|
BUMEDINST 6440.5
|
|
|
what provides recommendation or nominations for CA, XOs and CMC for navy medical platforms
|
health services augmentation program
|
|
|
personnel must return from deployment how long before release from active duty or seperation
|
3 months (90days)
|
|
|
how many personnel are assigns to Casualty Receiving and Treatment Ships
|
84 personnel each tat provide up to LVL 2 HSS
|
|
|
what level of care can a Expeditionary Medical Facility provide
|
LVL 3 HSS
|
|
|
what is NAVPERS 1740/6
|
family care certificate
|
|
|
who is generally responsible for travel and TAD expenses for the duration of an deployment
|
COCOM (Combatant Commander)
|
|
|
What are the SORTS (Status of Resouces and Trainign System) categories
|
provide five measures of unit readiness indicating the unit's self reported ability to execute its mission
|
|
|
What is SORTS C1
|
the unit is capable of undertaking the full wartime mission. It is considered fully mission capable
|
|
|
What is SORTS C2
|
the unit is capable of undertaking the bulk of its wartime mission. It is considered substantially combat ready with only minor deficiencies reproted
|
|
|
What is SORTS C3
|
the unit is capable of undertaking a major portion of its wartime mission. While it has major deficiencies, it can still perform its assigned mission
|
|
|
What is SORTS C4
|
The unit is unable to perform its wartime mission unless it is provided with additional resources or training.
|
|
|
What is SORTS C5
|
the unit is not able to perform its wartime mission and is not mission capable
|
|
|
how long must you keep dental infection control training paperwork for
|
3 years
|
|
|
how long and at what temperature of water must contaminated laundry be cleaned
|
at least 25 minutes with a water temperature of at least 160 degrees fahrenheit
|
|
|
how long does it take to disinfect hands with waterless handwashing agents
|
20 seconds
|
|
|
when are bead sterilizers used
|
only for intra-appointment sterilization of clean metallic instruments
|
|
|
what do biological monitors do
|
assess wheter sterilization actually occurred
|
|
|
what are dosage indicatiors
|
chemical dyes tat change color when exposed to steam, dry heat, or chemical vapor for specific periods of time
|
|
|
how long is sterilized equipment stored in heat sealed overwrapping good for
|
180 days (heat sealing extend shelf life by 30 days)
|
|
|
what is the shelf life of something storred in a paper envelope sealed with steriliztion tape
|
365 days
|
|
|
what is the shelf life of something stored in a double muslin wrap
|
30 days
|
|
|
what is the shelf life of something stored in a double muslin wrap, plastic covered, heats sealed packet
|
365 days
|
|
|
what is the shelf life for sterilized equipment wrapped in parchment paper or dennison wrap
|
30 days
|
|
|
what is the instuction for management and procurement of authorized medical and dental allowance list materiel for fleet units
|
BUMEDINST 6700.13G
|
|
|
how many days worth of medical supplies are a operational unit required to store
|
60days
|
|
|
if a supply list revision is over 100,000 cumulatively who must approve it
|
the chief of naval operations
|
|
|
who must appove equipment replacement of AMAL and ADAL equipment when the cost is $5000 or more
|
NAVMEDLOGCOM
|
|
|
in cutaneous anthrax how londoes it take to for lesions to develop into depressed black echar
|
2-6 days
|
|
|
what is the fatality rate of cutaneous anthrax
|
betweet 5-20%
|
|
|
what is the rarest form of anthrax
|
intestinal
|
|
|
what color is a positvie anthrax test
|
methylene blue
|
|
|
what is the incubation period of anthrax
|
normally 1-7 days, though up to 60 days is possible
|
|
|
what is used to treat cutaneous anthrax
|
penicillin for 5-7 days
|
|
|
what is used to treat inhalation anthrax
|
ciprofloxacin or ddoxycycline
|
|
|
how many shots is a postexposure anthrax immuniztion
|
3 shots; the first immediately then at 2 and 4 weeks after exposure
|
|
|
what is the most common clinical finding in staphylococcal disease
|
a pus-containing lesion
|
|
|
what is scarlet fever chacaterized by
|
a skin rash
usually a fine erythema, commonly punctate, blanching on prssure, often felt (like sandpaper) better than seen |
|
|
what is erysipelas
|
an acute cellulitis characterized by fefer, constitutional symptoms, leucocytosis, and a red, tender, oedematous spreading lesion of the skin with raised border
|
|
|
how is staphylococcal transmitted
|
large respiratory droplets or direct contact, rarely indirect contact through objuects
|
|
|
what is the incubation period of staphylococcal
|
usually 1-3 days
|
|
|
what is the primary drug used to treat staphylococcal infections
|
penicillin
|
|
|
what is syphilis characterized by initially
|
primary lesion, a secondary eruption involving kin and mucous membranes, long periods of latency, and late lesions of skin, bone, viscera, the CNS and cardiovascular system
|
|
|
what symbol is used to signify missing teeth
|
large x on the root of tooth not visible
|
|
|
when signifying which tooth one is talking about where does the numbering start
|
far right (pt side) of maxilla
|
|
|
in dental what is often refered to as "snake eyes"
|
double occlusal
|
|
|
what is a supernumerary tooth
|
extra teeth other than the normal 32
|
|
|
what is SF 522
|
request for Administration of Anesthesia and for Performance of Operations and Other Procedures
|
|
|
what another kname for dry socket
|
alveolar osteitis
|
|
|
what is the most common material used for sutures in oral surgery
|
silk
|
|
|
what is NAVMED 6600/2
|
periodontal chart
|
|
|
what is the normal curing time for self-curing acrylic dental resins
|
30 minutes at 20 psi
|
|
|
what is the most frequently used solution for irrigation of the root canal
|
sodium hypochlorite or common household bleach
|
|
|
what is DD 2322
|
Dental Laboratory Work Authorization
|
|
|
historically in coflict what percent of hospital admissions have been from combat injuries
|
20%
|
|
|
who was the first hospital corpsman to be awarded the medal of honor
|
Robert Stanley
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