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PRECIOUS METALS RECOVERY PROGRAM (PMRP)
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BUMEDINST 4010.3
DEFENSE LOGISTIC AGENCY HAS OVERALL MANAGEMENT RESPONSIBILITY FOR THIS PROGRAM |
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PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT OF SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES
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BUMEDINST 6222.1
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TUBERCULOSIS CONTROL PROGRAM
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BUMEDINST 6224.8
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IMMUNIZATIONS AND CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS
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BUMEDINST 6230.15
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HEALTH SERVICES AUGMENTATION PROGRAM
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BUMEDINST 6440.5
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NAVY RADIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS PERFORMANCE EVALUATION PROGRAM
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BUMEDINST 6470.22
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DENTAL INFECTION CONTROL PROGRAM
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BUMEDINST 6600.10
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WHAT ARE THE 3 PILLARS OF FORCE HEALTH PROTECTION (FHP)?
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HEALTHY AND FIT FORCE, CASUALTY PREVENTION, AND CASUALTY CARE MANAGEMENT.
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WHAT ARE THE PRINCIPLES OF HEALTH SERVICE SUPPORT (HSS)?
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CONFORMITY, RESPONSIVENESS, FLEXIBILITY, MORBILITY, CONTINUITY, AND COORDINATION.
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WHAT PLAYS AND IMPORTANT ROLE IN HHS?
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TIMELY PATIENT MOVEMENT. AIR IS PREFFERED.
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WHAT ARE VITAL FOR A SUCCESSFUL HHS?
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EFFECTIVE COMMAND, CONTROL, COMMUNICATION, COMPUTERS, AND INTELLIGENCE (C4I).
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WHAT IS HHS MISSION IN JOINT OPERATION?
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MINIMIZE EFFECTS OF WOUNDS, INJURIES, AND DISEASES, ENVIRONMENTAL AND OCCUPATIONAL HAZARDS,
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WHAT IS PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF HHS?
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CONSERVE FIGHTING STRENGTH OF FORCE.
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ORGANIZATION OF THE HSS SYSTEM IS DETERMINED LARGELY BY WHAT?
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JOINT FORCES MISSION, MEDICAL THREAT, MEDICAL INTELLIGENCE, AND THE THEATER EVACUATION POLICY.
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WHAT MUST BE DONE TO COMPENSATE FOR DEFICIENCES INHERENT IN SPECIAL OPERATIONS HHS CAPABILITIES?
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PLANNING MUST INTEGRATE CONVENTIONAL SUPPORT INTO THE CONCEPT OF THE SPECIAL OPERATIONS MISSION.
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COORDINATING AND INTERGRATING HHS WITHIN THEIR AREA OF OPERATION?
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MARINE CORPS FORCES (MARFOR) COMMANDERS.
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WHO ADVICES THE MARFOR COMMANDER ON MATTERS RELATING TO THE HEALTH OF THE COMMAND, MEDICAL LOGISTICS, PATIENT MOVEMENT, SANITATION, DISEASE SURVEILANCE..ECT?
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MARFOR SURGEON, DENTAL OFFICER, MEDICAL PLANNER, AND MEDICAL ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER.
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MANUAL OF MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
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NAVMED P-117
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WHAT ARE THE THREE MAJOR CATEGORIES OF PRIMARY RECORDS?
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HEALTH RECORDS, OUTPATIENT RECORDS, AND INPATIENT RECORDS
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR ADMINISTERING THE NAVY'S MEDICAL RECORDS PROGRAM?
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BUMED PATIENT ADMINISTRATION DIVISION, MEDICAL RECORDS BRANCH (MED-335).
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MANUAL OF NAVAL PREVENTIVE MEDICINE.
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NAVMED P-5010
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TREATMENT OF CHEMICAL AGENT CASUALTIES AND CONVENTIONAL MILITARY CHEMICAL INJURIES.
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NAVMED P-5041.
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AT ECHELONS I AND II, WHAT IS NUMBER OF PERSONNEL NEEDED FOR DECONTAMINATION?
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SUPPORT UNIT COMMANDER MUST PROVIDE 8 NONMEDICAL PERSONNEL TO PERFORM DECONTAMINATION.
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ECHELONS III AND IV HOSPITALS, WHAT IS THE NUMBER OF PERSONNEL NEEDED TO PERFORM DECONTAMINATION?
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20 MAN PATIENT DECONTAMINATION AUGMENTATION TEAM OR 20 NONMEDICAL PERSONNEL MUST BE PROVIDED.
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WHAT ARE THE OBJECTIVES OF HEALTH SERVICE SUPPORT IN CHEMICAL OPERATIONS?
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RETURN TO DUTY THE MAXIMUM NUMBER OF PERSONNEL AS SOON AS POSSIBLE, MANAGE CASULATIES, PROTECT PERSONS HANDLING CASUALTIES, AVOID SPREADING CONTAMINATIONS, AND CONTINUE THE MTF'S OPERATIONS.
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WHAT IS THE ORDER OF PRIORITY IF WHEN CONTAMINATED CASUALTY HAS ANOTHER INJURY OR ILLNESS?
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ADMINISTER CHEMICAL AGENT ANTIDOTE IF POSSIBLE, CONTROL RESPIRATORY FAILURE OF HEMMORHAGE, DECONTAMINATE PATIENT, ADMINISTER ADDITIONAL EMT FOR SHOCK, AND EVAC CASUALTY.
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HOW IS DECONTAMINATION AREA ESTABLISHED?
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DOWNWIND SIDE OF MTF, PROVIDED WITH OVERHEAD PROTECTION SUCH AS PLASTIC SHEETING, TRAILER COVERS OR PONCHOS,
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WHEN ENTERING A DECONTAMINATION AREA, EVERY PERSON MUST HAVE WHAT ON?
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INCLUDING PATIENTS, MUST BE MASKED OR HAVE OTHER RESPIRATORY TRACT PROTECTION IN PLACE.
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WHERE SHOULD CONTAMINATED PERSONEL BE DECONTAMINATED?
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AS CLOSE TO THE AREAS WHERE THEY WERE CONTAMINATED AS POSSIBLE.THEIR MOPP GEAR AND CLOTHING SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED UNTIL THEY ARRIVE AT A MTF.
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WHERE IS THE PREFFERED INJECTION SITE FOR THE MARK I AND CANA NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE?
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OUTER THIGH MUSCLE; HANDS WIDTH ABOVE THE KNEE TO A HANDS WIDTH BELOW THE HIP JOINT.
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WHERE SHOULD THE MARK I OR CANA NERVE AGENT ANTIDOTE GIVEN FOR A THINLY BUILT INDIVIDUAL?
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UPPER OUTER QUADRANT OF BUTTOCKS.
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DECENDENT AFFAIRS MANUAL
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NAVMEDCOMINST 5360.1
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WHAT PROGRAM PROVIDES PROFESSIONAL MORTUARY SERVICES, SUPPLIES, AND RELATED SERVICES INCIDENT TO CARE AND DISPOSITION OF REMAINS OF PERSONS ELIGIBLE.
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CURRENT DEATH PROGRAM
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WHAT PROGRAM PROVIDES FOR THE SEARCH, RECOVERY, EVACUATION, INITIAL IDENTIFICATION, DISPOSITION OF PERSONAL EFFECTS, AND BURIAL OF ELIGIBLE DECEASED PERSON IN TEMPORARY CEMETARIES?
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GRAVES REGISTRATION PROGRAM.
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WHAT PROGRAM IS A COMBINATION OF THE CURRENT DEATH PROGRAM AND THE GRAVES REGISTRATION PROGRAM?
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CONCURRENT RETURN PROGRAM
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WHICH PROGRAM CAN ONLY BE ACTIVATED UPON ENACTMENT OF SPECIAL LEGISLATION, PROVIDING PERMANENT DISPOSITION OF REMAINSOF THOSE BURIED IN TEMPORARY CEMETARIES?
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RETURN OF REMAINS PROGRAM
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WHERE IN THE WEST COAST IS AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS REMAINS?
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U.S. ARMY MORTUARY OAKLAND, CA., IN COORDINATION WITH NAVAL MEDICAL COMMAND, NORTHWEST REGION.
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WHERE IN THE EAST COAST IS AUTHORIZED TO RECEIVE NAVY AND MARINE CORPS REMAINS?
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NAVAL AIR STATION NORFOLK, VA., IN COORDINATION WITH NAVAL HOSPITAL PORTSMOUTH, VA.
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MALARIA PREVENTION AND CONTROL
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NAVMEDCOMINST 6230.2
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BLOOD DONORS WHO WERE TREATED FOR MALARIA MUST WAIT HOW LONG UNTIL BEING ELIGIBLE?
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3 YEARS.
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HOW LONG MUST INDIVIDUALS WHO VISITED A MALARIA RISK AREA AND REMAINED ASYMPTOMATIC , BUT WERE NOT REQUIRED TO TAKE CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS BECAUSE OF NEGLIGIBLE RISK OF EXPOSURE MUST WAIT?
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6 MONTHS UNTIL ELIGIBLE TO DONATE BLOOD.
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HOW LONG MUST INDIVIDUALS WAIT WHO WERE PLACED ON CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS INITIALLY BECAUSE OF INTENDED TRAVEL INTO A MALARIA RISK AREA, BUT DID NOT VISIT THE AREA SUBSEQUENTLY AND STOPPED CHEMOPROPHYLAXIS?
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THEY HAVE NO WAITING PERIOD.
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WHO ARE AT RISK OF HEMOLYSIS ASSOCIATED WITH TAKING PRIMAQUINE FOR CHEMOPROPHLAXIS OR TREATMENT?
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INDIVIDUALS WHO ARE G6PD DEFICIENT.
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WHAT URINE TEST OVERALL UNIT COMPLIANCE WITH TAKING CHLOROQUINE CHEMOPROPHLAXIS?
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WILSON-EDESON TEST.
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WHAT IS THE TREATMENT OF SEVERE CASES OF MALARIA WHERE THE PATIENT IS EXHIBITING SIGNS OF CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTEM INVOLVEMENT, HAS A VERY HIGH AND LIFE THREATENING PARASITEMIA, OR CAN NOT TAKE ORAL DRUGS?
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PARETERAL CHLOROQUINE HYDROCHLORIDE, QUINIDINE GLUCONATE, QUININE DIHYDROCHLORIDE.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY DIRECTIVES ISSUANCE SYSTEM
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OPNAVINST 5215.17
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DIRECTIVES MAY BE WHAT?
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INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
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INTERNAL DIRECTIVES ARE DISTRIBUTED TO ADDRESSEES WITHIN WHAT?
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ISSUING AUTHORITY'S ORGANIZATION.
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WHAT ARE THE TWO BASIC TYPES OF DIRECTIVES?
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PERMANENT AND TEMPORARY.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY CORRESPONDENCE MANUAL
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SECNAVINST 5216.5
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WHO MANAGES THE NAVY'S CORRESPONDENCE PROGRAM AND COORDINATES PROPOSED CHANGES?
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CHIEF OF NAVAL OPERATIONS
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FOR E7 FINAL MULTIPLE SCORE (FMS), WHAT IS IT COMPRISED OF?
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EXAMINATION SCORE AND PERFORMANCE EVALUATION.
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ELIGIBILITY FOR BOARD TERMINATES AFTER HOW MANY MONTHS AFTER THE BOARD CONVENED?
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9 MONTHS.
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WHAT IS THE TIME IN RATE (TIR) FOR E1 TO E2 OR E2 TO E3?
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9 MONTHS.
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WHAT IS THE TIR FOR E3 TO E4?
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6 MONTHS.
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WHAT IS THE TIR FOR E4 TO E5?
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12 MONTHS.
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WHAT IS THE TIR FOR E5 TO E6, E6 TO E7, E7 TO E8, OR E8 TO E9?
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36 MONTHS.
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WHAT ARE THE 5 STEP OPERATIONAL RISK MANAGEMENT (ORM) PROCESS?
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1.IDENTIFY HAZARDS
2.ASSESS HAZARDS 3.MAKE RISK DECISIONS 4.IMPLEMENT CONTROLS 5.SUPERVISE |
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WHAT ARE THE ORM PROCESS LEVELS?
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TIME CRITICAL, DELIBERATE, AND IN DEPTH.
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WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR IMPLEMENTING AN ISP PER THE PROVISIONS OF EXECUTIVE ORDER?
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SECRETARY OF THE NAVY (SECNAV)
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