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What is the instruction for the Periodic Health Assessment for Individual Medical Readiness? |
SECNAV INSTRUCTION 6120.3
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What establishes policy and procedures to ensure the IMR of (AC) and (RC) service members is complete based on clinical preventive services, occupational health and risk screen services, health record review, & special duty physical exams. |
SECNAV INSTRUCTION 6120.3
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What are the 6 elements of the IMR continuous process? |
1. Individual Medical Equipment 2. Imms 3. Readiness Lab Studies 4. Dental Readiness 5. Deployment Limiting Conditions 6. Periodic Health Assessment |
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The PHA is used to what?
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To review, verify, and correct IMR deficiencies and to verify compliance with the various elements of Deployment Health
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What factors must be included for the appropriate performance of a PHA? |
Members: - age - gender - family history - occupation - deployment status - health status - behavioral risk factors |
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What is the adult preventive and chronic care flow sheet?
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DD 2766
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What is the adult preventive and chronic care flow sheet continuation page? |
DD 2766C |
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What is the annual cert of physical condition?
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NAVMED 6120/3
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What is the dental exam form?
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EZ 603.2 (trial)
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What is the PHA form?
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NAVMED 6120/4
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Within how long will AC service members have the PHA performed?
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30 days (unless precluded by op contingencies)
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When will RC service members have the PHA performed ?
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Based on the annual requirements due date
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The purpose of what tool is to review health data to identify any unresolved health issues, incomplete health care, IMR deficiencies, completion of deployment health requirements, and health risk factors? |
Health Assessment Review Tool (HART)
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Where & when do RC service members obtain updated corrective lens prescriptions?
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civilian provider at least every two years
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Service members less than how many years of age do not require near vision testing unless they report difficulties with near vision?
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45
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Reading acuity test are performed using what at an appropriate distance of what?
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Near Acuity Card (normally 16 inches)
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Contact lenses will / will not be worn while testing visual acuity? |
WILL NOT / exception are mission essential contact lenses prescribed to member and documented in HREC
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What imms must service members have to be deployment ready?
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- Hep A (completed series) - Hep B (if series has begun) - IPV (Inactivated Polio Vaccine) - Tdap (Tetanus/diphtheria/pertussis) - MMR (Measles, mumps, and rubella) - Flu **initial series imms will not be given earlier than prescribed intervals** |
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If a service member has a lab due for their IMR within how many months they can get it drawn?
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11 months
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The basic labs required for an individual to be deployable are?
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- Blood Type - Rh Factor - G6PD Status (norm/abnormal) - Deoxyribonucleic Acid (DNA) Specimen (verified receipt at Armed Forces Institute of Pathology repository) - Current HIV |
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RC personnel shall be HIV tested at what time interval?
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At activation when called to active duty for more that 30 days and if have not received within the last two years |
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What is the preferred method to measure cardiovascular risk and can be found on the Navy Environmental Health Center (NEHC) PHA website?
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Framingham Risk Score
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Female health screening information can be found where?
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MANMED (Article 15-112)
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Risk reduction strategies and counseling are required to be performed annually and documented on the what?
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DD 2766
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Assessment and review must be conducted of all prescribed and over-the-counter medication, nutritional supplements, ergogenic aids, and herbal agents and documented where?
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DD 2766
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IMR elements will be entered into what electronic systems?
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- MRRS - SNAP - SAMS - DENCAS - AHLTA |
