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1 . As long as it is clear, tastes good, and is free from odor, water obtained in the field can be considered to be potable.
a. TRUE b. FALSE c. Not sure d. Don^t know |
b. FALSE
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2 . Guidance as to appropriate food storage temperatures, storage life of perishable and semi-perishable food items, and safe time limits for keeping food can be found in which of the following publications?
a. SECNAVINST 4061.1 b. NAVMED P-5010 c. NAVMED P-5038 d. Navy Supply Publication 486 |
d. Navy Supply Publication 486
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3 . The most frequent cause of marginal gingivitis is
a. bacteria b. caries c. poor oral hygiene d. periodontitis |
c. poor oral hygiene
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4 . What is the most frequent cause of periodontal abscesses?
a. A virus b. An infection c. Poor oral hygiene d. Prolonged irritation |
b. An infection
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5 . Instructions for preparing and submitting the Medical Event Report can be found in which of the following publications?
a. SECNAVINST 4061.1 b. NAVMED P-5010 c. NAVMED P-5038 d. Navy Supply Publication 486 |
c. NAVMED P-5038, Control of Communicable Diseases
Manual |
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6 . An inflammation of the gingiva around a partially erupted tooth is known as
a. periodontitis b. periodontal abscess c. stomatitis d. pericoronitis |
d. pericoronitis
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7 . Excruciating, constant pain 3 days after a tooth extraction indicates which of the following conditions?
a. Hemorrhage b. Osteitis c. Stomatitis d. Pericoronitis |
b. Osteitis
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8 . The form used to record dental treatment is the
a. SF 600 b. SF 602 c. EZ 603A d. NAVMED 6150/20 |
c. EZ 603A
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9 . What is the most common cause of dental caries?
a. Sugar b. Lack of fluoridation c. Infrequent dental examinations d. Bacterial plaque |
d. Bacterial plaque
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10 . Labial herpes is an infection that results in which of the following conditions?
a. Fever blisters b. Gingivitis c. Pericoronitis d. All the above |
a. Fever blisters
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11 . Preventive medicine procedures in the Navy are addressed in detail in what publication?
a. SECNAVINST 4061.1 b. NAVMED P-5010 c. NAVMED P-5038 d. Navy Supply Publication 486 |
b. NAVMED P-5010, Manual of Naval Preventive Medicine
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12 . Animals that carry disease and can transmit those diseases to human or animal hosts to cause illness or injury are called
a. pests b. insects c. vectors d. rodents |
c. vectors
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13 . An inflammation of the oral mucosa is called
a. periocoronitis b. gingivitis c. stomatitis d. periodontitis |
c. stomatitis
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14 . Severe inflammation of the tooth pulp is known as
a. acute pulpitis b. periapical absess c. marginal gingivitis d. necrotizing ulcerative gingivitis |
a. acute pulpitis
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15 . Immunizations used within the Armed Forces are required to meet standards set forth by which of the following organizations?
a. Food and Drug Administration b. Department of Health and Human Services c. Centers for Disease Control d. National Institutes of Health |
b. Department of Health and Human Services
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16 . All Navy and Marine Corps food-service facilities must be inspected by a medical department representative and food-service department representative.
a. TRUE b. FALSE c. Not sure d. Don^t know |
a. TRUE
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17 . In addition to maintaining and promoting good health, personal hygiene is important for which of the following reasons?
a. Inhibits the spread of disease b. Promotes good morale c. Decreases the risk of disabling disease d. All of the above |
d. All of the above
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18 . Marine sanitation devices (MSDs) perform what function(s) aboard ship?
a. Treat sewage before discharge into restricted waters b. Collect and hold sewage for treatment c. Treat sewage before discharge into unrestricted waters d. Both b and c |
d. Both b and c
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