Po1 Military Requirements

Front 1

The Navy Rights and Responsibilities workshop is conducted by what group?

Back 1

Command Training Team (CTT)

Front 2

Information concerning equal opportunity contained in command records may NOT be obtained through what method?

Back 2

Training

Front 3

What two methods of data collecting by the CAT require other data sources to be used to draw conclusions and produce fingings that can be validly interpreted?

Back 3

Observations and surveys

Front 4

Nonjudicial punishment is better known in the Navy by what title?

Back 4

Captain mast

Front 5

Without using court-martial intervention, what article of the UCMJ empowers a commanding officer to impose punishment for minor offenses on both officer and enlisted personnel?

Back 5

15

Front 6

True/False Under the UCMJ, punishment must be imposed within 2 years of the offense.

Back 6

True

Front 7

Who mujst ensrue that within a resonable amout of time of the report of an offense that the accused is fully advised of his or her rights concerning a possible NJP?

Back 7

Officer contemplating imposing NJP

Front 8

Your rights are found under what UCMJ article?

Back 8

31

Front 9

The preliminary inquiry officer (PIO) completes what section of the NAVPERS 1626/7?

Back 9

E

Front 10

Under article 15 of the UCMJ, the commanding officer has how many punishments identified that he or she can impose at mast?

Back 10

9

Front 11

True/False Restriction is the least severe form of deprivation of liberty.

Back 11

True

Front 12

Arrest in quarters may only be imposed on what naval personnnel?

Back 12

- W-2 through W-4
- O-1 through O-10

Front 13

Confinement on bread and water has a maximum duration of how many days?

Back 13

3

Front 14

What punishments is considered the most severe form of NJP?

Back 14

Reduction in grade

Front 15

Under artice 15 of the UCMJ, you have how many days to appeal the punishment awarded to you if you feel that it was unjust or disproportionate?

Back 15

5

Front 16

What term describes the Navy's recognition that drug and alcohol abuse is incompatible with the Navy's effort to instill pride and professionalism?

Back 16

Zero Tolerance

Front 17

Why has the Navy taken a firm stand against drug abuse?

Back 17

- drug abuse undermines combined readiness
- drug abuse is costly in lost man-hours
- drug abuse causes the loss of moral and esprit de corps

Front 18

What is the most valuable detection and deterrence tool used by the Navy to identify drug abusers?

Back 18

Urinalysis testing

Front 19

Each urinalysis sample is tested how many minimum number of times by one of the Navy's drug screening laboratories?

Back 19

3

Front 20

Under the Navy's policy for drug abusers, what action is taken if a PO2 commits a drug abuse offense?

Back 20

The person is processed for immediate separation

Front 21

A drug abuser deeply under the influence of narcotics displays what characteristics?

Back 21

Lethargy

Front 22

What paraphernalia found is a locker is an indication that the person is a narcotics abuser?

Back 22

- bent spoons
- Eyedroppers
- Cotton balls

Front 23

A person who abuses heroin develops a tolerance for the drug. How does this tolerance affect the person's reaction to the drug?

Back 23

Larger doses are required for the same effect

Front 24

Normally, what sign is the first emotional reaction following a dose of heroin?

Back 24

A feeling of relief

Front 25

Drinking a large amoutn of cough medication is a common method of abusing what drug?

Back 25

Codeine

Front 26

A drug abuser who suffers long periods of time without sleeping ro eating is probably abusing what types of drugs?

Back 26

Stimulants

Front 27

A person who has taken an overdose of cocaine may experience what reactions?

Back 27

Death

Front 28

What drug can cause the heart or arteries to burst and cause a massive coronary?

Back 28

Crack

Front 29

What drug is abused on the pretense of weight control?

Back 29

Amphetamines

Front 30

Abuse of what types of drugs results in the appearance of alcohol intoxication, but without the order of alcohol on the breath?

Back 30

Depressants

Front 31

Depressant overdoses, when taken with alcohol, may result in what condition?

Back 31

Death

Front 32

Abuse of what types of drugs may result in reoccurring effects months after the drug has been taken?

Back 32

Hallucinogens

Front 33

What indicator is one of the dangers to the hallucinogen abuser?

Back 33

A change in the mental condition

Front 34

What condition is an idicator of a marijuana abuser presently under the influence of the substance?

Back 34

- loud and rapid talking
- great bursts of laughter
- in a stupor or seems sleepy

Front 35

The effects of marijuana on the emotions and senses of the user depend on what factor?

Back 35

- The amount and strength of the substance
- The social setting and expected effects

Front 36

Violatile chemical abuse is usually indicated by which of the following conditions?

Back 36

Smell of the chemical on the breath

Front 37

What personnel are subject to participation in the urinalysis testing program?

Back 37

All enlisted and officer personnel, regardless of the rand or age

Front 38

What persons must have prior knowledge of a drug detection dog inspection or search?

Back 38

The dog handler; and the commmanding officer

Front 39

What is a positive clue that a person is abusing some form of drugs?

Back 39

Repeatedly showing symptoms associated with drug abuse