Mcwp 4-11.1, Ch 04 Logistics And Ch 10 Combat Casualty Reporting

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What is MCWP 4-11.1 about?

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HEALTH SERVICE SUPPORT OPERATIONS

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What is MCWP 4-11.1, Chapter 4 about?

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Logistics

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What is MCWP 4-11.1, Chapter 10 about?

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Combat Casualty Reporting

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What is MCWP 4-11.1, APPENDIX B about?

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Authorized Medical and Dental Allowance Lists
AMAL/ADAL

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_____ encompasses the procurement, initial issue, management, resupply, and disposition of material required to support medical and dental elements organic to the MARFOR.

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HSS logistics

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Requisitions for Class _____ (___ and ___) material follow the same channels as other classes of supply.

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Class VIIIA (consumable and equipment)

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Guidance for planning and procuring Class VIIIB (_____) is found in DOD Instruction 6480.4, Armed Services Blood Program Operational Procedures.

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blood products

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When the medical planner is developing and planning for appropriate levels of Class _____ support, the following information is crucial to ensuring that the entire HSS system is responsive to the commander:

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Class VIIIA

Concept of operation/scheme of maneuver. 演习方案
Combat intensity. 强度
Duration of the operation.
Casualty estimates.

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The _____ advises the MAGTF commander regarding medical and dental material support.

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MAGTF surgeon

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Allocation of material is documented in the _____.

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Table of Equipment (T/E)

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The total T/E and AMALs/ADALs are designed to support a MEF in an estimated worst case scenario for a ___-day period of combat.

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60-day period

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AMAL/ADAL – submit to ______ - > reviewed and approved by ____

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NAVMEDLOGCOM
TYCOM

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Resupply beyond 60 days will be maintained by the _____.

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CSSE (Combat Service Support Element)

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SIMLM stands for _____.

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Single Integrated Medical Logistics Manager

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_____ is normally a Service responsibility. However, in joint operations, a ____ system may be designated to provide central logistical support to all participating Services in the combatant CINC’s area of responsibility.

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HSS logistics
Single Integrated Medical Logistics Manager (SIMLM)

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_____ are the medical equipment and supplies required to support the patient during evacuation.

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Patient movement items (PMI)

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When the tactical situation permits during combat operations, the safest method of field disposal is ___, followed by ____.

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burning
deep burial (over 6 feet)

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Medical material and supplies are protected under the law of land warfare and the _____.

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Geneva Conventions

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The ____ section of a command is responsible for submitting prompt, accurate, and complete casualty reports to higher headquarters.

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G-1/S-1

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What form? - To establish patient accountability and to provide a means to document assessment of condition and treatment rendered by HSS personnel.

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U.S. Field Medical Card (DD Form 1380)

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_____, by formal agreement, use FMCs containing the same essential information as recorded on the U.S. card.

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The North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies

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Dog Tags contain the member’s _____ (6).

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name, social security number, blood type, Service component, religious preference, and protective mask size.

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BUMED Instruction 6150.35, _______.

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Medical Warning Tags

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Both identification tags remain with a casualty at all times, except when remains are buried in the combat area. One tag is attached to the ____, and the other tag stays with the ____.

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grave marker
the deceased

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______ is a hand-carried, abridged electronic medical record which will serve as the primary repository of individual readiness data.

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portable information carrier (PIC)

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What does PIC stand for?

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portable information carrier

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What does the PIC technology give to the provider?

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This technology will give the care provider electronic read/write capability to record care given to the patient.

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What are the benefits of the PIC?

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This technology will enhance combat casualty care and patient tracking capability by interfacing with command and control systems being developed to track patients' movement, assess logistics requirements, and manage medical surveillance.