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32 Cards in this Set
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Who contains the bulk of preventive medicine assets in a marine expeditionary force (MEF)?
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Medical Battalion
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If captured, which personnel shall not be deemed prisoners of war?
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Chaplains and medical
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What is the total number of Marine Aircraft Wings?
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3
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Which is a component of fleet marine force, pacific (FMFPAC)?
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1st Marine Brigade
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How many companies compromise a medical battalion?
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7
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How many beds and ORs can a collecting and clearing company maintain?
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60 beds and 2 ORs
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How many beds and ORs can a surgical company maintain?
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150 beds and 5 ORs
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How many officers are assigned to a battalion aid station?
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2
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The operation of the BAS is directed by the?
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Assistant battalion surgeon
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How many hospital corpsman are assigned to operate with each rifle company in training and combat?
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11
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What is the minimum number of marine litter bearers assind to an infantry battalion?
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24
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How many platoons compromise the surgical support team?
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4
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How many companies compromise a dental battalion?
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4
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What provides the primary level of casualty sorting?
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Battalion aid station
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Which triage category would involve those patients requireing emergency life saving surgery and are those patients with hich chance of survival?
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Immediate Treatment T1
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Which triage category would include those badly in need of time sonsuming major surgery, but whose general condition permists delay in surgical treatment with out unduly endangering life?
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Delayed treatment T2
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Which triage category would include those with reletively ninor injuries who can effectivley care for themselves or who can he helped by untrained personnel?
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Minimal treatment T3
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Which triage category compromises patients who have recieved serious and often multiple injuries and whose treatment would be time consuming and complicated with a low chance of survival?
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Expectant treatment T4
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What injuries would classify a patient as immediate treatment?
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-Accessible hemorrhage
-Respiratory obstruction -emergency amputation |
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What injuries would classify a patient as Delayed Treatment?
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-Large muscle wounds and Fxs of major bones
-Uncomplicated major burns -intra-abdominal and /or throacic, head or spinal injuries |
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What injuries would classify a patient as minimal treatment?
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-Fractures of small bones
-minor lacerations of abrasions - minor burns |
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What injuries would classify a patient as expectant treatment?
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-Severe multiple injuries
-Large doses of radiation or widespread severe burns -Severe head or spinal injuries |
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Who establishes the evacuation policy from a combat zone?
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Secretary of Defence
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Patients for aeromedical evaluation whom speedy evacutation is necessary to save life or limb, to prevent complications or serious illness, or to avoid permanent disability are assigned to what priority of evac?
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Priority 1/ Urgent
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What priority level of evacuation is required for specialized treatment not available locally and who are liable to suffer unnecessary pain or disability unless evacuated with the least possible delay?
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Priority 2/ priority
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What priority level of evacuation is required when treatment is available locally but whose prognosis would definetly benefit by air evacuation on routine scheduled flights?
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Priority 3/ Routine
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What priority level of evacuation is a matter of medical convenience rather than necessity.
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Priority level 4
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How many litters will a
CH-46 helo hold? |
15 litters
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How many litters will a
CH-53A/D and a CH-53E helo hold? |
24
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How many litters will a KC-130 transport helo hold?
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70
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How many litters will a V-22 (osprey) helo hold?
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12
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How many litters will a C-9 helo hold?
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40
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