Oral Boards

Front 1

Within how many days must corrective actions for completed MRI’s be submitted to the NSSC?

Back 1

- 30 days

Front 2

Within how many hours must the Commanding Officer review the sanitation inspection reports?

Back 2

- 48 hours

Front 3

How often must the Executive Officer or an officer designated by the Executive Officer conduct an internal monitor (MRI) using Appendix K to include review of the Turnover Log?

Back 3

- Monthly

Front 4

Who ensures the MDR trains the EMAT team and utilizes shipboard drills to assess effectiveness of the EMAT?

Back 4

- Executive Officer

Front 5

How often is the MDR required to provide an updated Problem Summary List to the NSSC/ISIC Medical Department via the chain of command?

Back 5

- Monthly

Front 6

Who keeps/maintains all passwords and combinations recorded on a combination change envelope?

Back 6

- CMS Custodian

Front 7

How often is the MDR’s turnover log required to be reviewed by the NSSC/ISIC in conjunction with the QA process?

Back 7

- Quarterly

Front 8

Which form is used to document PHA’s?

Back 8

- NAVMED 6120/4

Front 9

How often are MRI’s required to be completed?

Back 9

- 18 months
- 90 days prior to a major deployment
- 90 days prior to the completion of major shipyard overhaul and initial sea trials for new construction submarines.

Front 10

In regards to MEDEVAC’s, who is required to be on the address line?

Back 10

- TYCOM
- GROUP
- NSSC/ISIC
- NUMI
- NSMRL

Front 11

How often is each crewmember required to receive training on NAVOSH topics?

Back 11

- Initial check-in
- Annually

Front 12

How many trained EMAT personnel are required to be on your boat?

Back 12

- At least 6

Front 13

How often is the MDR required to conduct training for all personnel involved with potable water and potable water systems?

Back 13

- Semi-annually

Front 14

How should all emergency equipment/storage lockers be marked/labeled?

Back 14

- Red cross

Front 15

How should the ERK be clearly marked?

Back 15

- “EMERGENCY RESPONSE KIT”

Front 16

How many years of Medical Readiness Inspection reports and corrective actions required to be maintained onboard?

Back 16

- 3 years

Front 17

How often are all emergency supplies, litters, & medical equipment required to be inspected?

Back 17

- Quarterly

Front 18

How many BVM resuscitators are required on board?

Back 18

- Four

Front 19

How many BVM resuscitators are required to have an EAB hook-up?

Back 19

- At least one

Front 20

Which types of wrenches are authorized to be used for oxygen cylinders?

Back 20

- Non-sparking wrenches

Front 21

How many oxygen cylinders must be readily available for use?

Back 21

- One

Front 22

Each submarine shall have at least one of which type of litter?

Back 22

- SAR MEDEVAC Litter

Front 23

How many handling lines are required to be maintained for use with the litters?

Back 23

- Four

Front 24

How often is training in the use of the stretcher required to be conducted by the MDR with members of the small boat handling party?

Back 24

- Annually

Front 25

Who must approve all SMAL supplies/medications request?

Back 25

- NSSC/ISIC Medical Department

Front 26

How often is a physical inventory of all supplies, materials, equipment, books and publications required to be conducted?

Back 26

- Annually

Front 27

How long must the results of the annual physical inventory of supplies, materials, equipment and books and publications required to be retained for?

Back 27

- Until superseded

Front 28

Which from must be prepared for all medical equipment onboard?

Back 28

- NAVMED 6700/3

Front 29

Which form is used to document the prescription of controlled substances underway?

Back 29

- DD 1289

Front 30

Who must acknowledge and countersign the DD 1289 when controlled substances are prescribed underway?

Back 30

- Acknowledge; Patient
- Countersign; Commanding Officer

Front 31

Who must approve in writing any controlled substances on board which are not specifically authorized by the AMAL?

Back 31

- Force Medical Officer

Front 32

When is it required to change the combination controlled medicinals safe?

Back 32

- Upon assuming custody
- Suspicion that the combination has been compromised
- Every 12 months.

Front 33

Who must appoint the members of the Controlled Substances Inventory & Audit Board (CSIB) in writing?

Back 33

- Commanding Officer

Front 34

How often will the CSIB perform inventory/audits of controlled substances?

Back 34

- Quarterly (every 92 days) if there have been no transactions.
- Within one month (30 days) of any transaction involving controlled substances.
- Relief of the Commanding Officer or MDR.
- Request of the Commanding Officer.
- Direction from higher authority.

Front 35

Which form is utilized to document the survey of any controlled substances?

Back 35

- DD Form 200

Front 36

Whose authorization must be obtained prior to the survey of any controlled substance?

Back 36

- Commanding Officer

Front 37

Who must be present during the destruction of any controlled substance?

Back 37

- CSAIB

Front 38

How long are all records for controlled substances retained for?

Back 38

- 3 years?

Front 39

How often is the MDR required to make walk through sanitation inspections of heads, washrooms, & mess facilities?

Back 39

- Daily

Front 40

How often is the MDR & Supply Officer required to conduct a formal sanitation inspection?

Back 40

- Weekly

Front 41

Formal sanitation inspections should never exceed what periodicity?

Back 41

- 14 days

Front 42

Within how many hours must the MDR submit a formal report of sanitation inspection to the chain of command?

Back 42

- 48 hours

Front 43

How long are formal sanitation reports required to be maintained?

Back 43

- 6 months

Front 44

While inport, how often are FAC tests required to be conducted?

Back 44

- Daily

Front 45

How often is bacteriological testing on at least 4 samples (3 random samples and 1 ice machine) of potable water required to be conducted?

Back 45

- Weekly

Front 46

The results of weekly bacteriological analysis of potable water are reported to the CO via who?

Back 46

- Engineer Officer?

Front 47

How often must an inspection of potable water associated equipment required to be performed in conjunction with the bacteriological analysis?

Back 47

- Weekly

Front 48

How many bottles of HTH are required to be carried on board (SSBN & SSN)?

Back 48

- SSN; (9) six oz. bottles
- SSBN/SSGN; (12) six oz. bottles

Front 49

How many ¼ inch vent holes do the HTH storage boxes required to have?

Back 49

- Three

Front 50

What color are HTH storage lockers required to be painted and how must they be labled?

Back 50

- Painted white & distinctly labeled “HAZARDOUS MATERIAL – CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE” in red letters

Front 51

How often is each bottle of HTH required to be inspected?

Back 51

- Monthly

Front 52

How often is the MDR required to re-certify in Shipboard Pest Control Management?

Back 52

- Annually

Front 53

How often must the ships safety survey be completed?

Back 53

- Every 36 months