Questions For 4N051A

Front 1

What concept is critical to attaining the goal of a healthy and fit force?

Back 1

"Human weapon system"

Front 2

What are the three FDS that the medical airman should be familiar with?

Back 2

1. Roles and responsibilities of the AFMS

2. Force Health Protection

3. Competency

Front 3

You just received your new NREMT card.
Where should you file a copy of it?

Back 3

Pat 6, Section B; Your new NREMT certificate should be kept in Part 6, Section A

Front 4

Who is the key ingredient to your training program and what are some attributes necessary for success?

Back 4

You (the trainee), and some necessary attributes for success are:
attentive to training, opportunities. show enthusiasm and initiative, and asking for the opportunity to assist or observe what is being done

Front 5

How is sustainment training accomplished?

Back 5

Qualification training, formal training courses, in-services training and exercises

Front 6

List at least three of the basic qualifications to be or to maintain your status as a 4N0X1

Back 6

1. Achieve NREMT certification and readiness training

2. Complete QTP's

3. Complete Readiness Skills Verification Program (RSVP)

4. Locally developed, annual, and ancillary training

Front 7

What is the purpose of an in-service?`

Back 7

They are topics that are used frequently or have a high probability of encountering in the work area; they are a good tool used to focus on areas needing improvement

Front 8

How are subspecialties of the 4N0X1 career field identified?

Back 8

"Shredouts" or special experience identifiers (SEI)

Front 9

What does SEI 487 stand for?

Back 9

Critical Care Technician (CCT)

Front 10

What does SEI 490 stand for?

Back 10

Hyperbaric Medical Technican (HBMT)

Front 11

Identify the coding element below:
4N0 [X] X

Back 11

Identifies the individual's skill level
(3,5,7,9,0)

Front 12

How is documentation of 4N0X1 training maintained?

Back 12

Documentation of training is kept in a six-part folder AKA the individual training record

Front 13

Identify the coding element below:
[4] N0XX

Back 13

Identifies career grouping
(4 represents all medical AFSC's)

Front 14

Whose responsibility is it to check for faulty electrical cords and inoperable parts or functions?

Back 14

Everyone

Front 15

What are three simple steps to detect and correct equipment problems?

Back 15

Inspect, Report, Remove

Front 16

What are the primary sources to record equipment repair?

Back 16

AF Form 1297, Temporary Issue Receipt, and on the CRL

Front 17

What is the name of the product that is generated through DMLSS and lists information pertaining to all supply and equipment items that have been issued to or turned in from a section?

Back 17

Activity issue/Turn-in summary

Front 18

What actions should the property custodian take if a backorder item is no longer needed?

Back 18

Nothing. Once its ordered, it must be received

Front 19

What should you do if an item has been on backorder for more than 30 days?

Back 19

Ask MEMO personnel to check on the order

Front 20

When does a new property custodian assume responsibility for items on the property/equipment list?

Back 20

Upon signing the custodian receipt/locator list

Front 21

When may the AF Form 601 be destroyed?

Back 21

When the ordered item is added to or taken off the CRL

Front 22

How often are equipment inspections usually conducted?

Back 22

Daily

Front 23

What are the three actions to remember when looking for discrepancies with equipment?

Back 23

Inspect, Report, Remove

Front 24

What is the primary source for recording equipment repair?

Back 24

AF Form 1297, Temporary Issue Receipt, or custodians actions/custodial reporting list

Front 25

Who receives the completed Job Inventory and what is the information used for?

Back 25

The Career Field Manager (CFM); Job Inventory's are usually discussed in utilization and training workshop (U&TW) where senior enlisted talk about Phase I and Phase II training, CDC's, QTPs. RSVP, and WAPS

Front 26

What skill level has accomplished all primary duty requirements for skill level and is in training to become or is a mid-level manager?

Back 26

Craftsman (4N071)

Front 27

What is the title of the 4N0X1C shredout?

Back 27

Independent Duty Medical Technician (IDMT)

Front 28

How does Air Force Doctrine air AFMS commanders in accomplishing the mission?

Back 28

AMDS commanders use Air Force assets such as people, information, and support systems across the range of military operations; the AFDD 2-4.2 provides the guidance for the commander to make decisions and appropriately use assets

Front 29

Identify the coding element below:
4 [N] 0XX

Back 29

Identifies the career field family within the career group

Front 30

Identify the coding element below:
4N [0] XX

Back 30

Identify the career field subdivision

Front 31

Identify the coding element below:
4N0X [X]

Back 31

Specifically identifies the specialty within a certain career field

Front 32

What are the four phases of a helping relationship?

Back 32

1. Preinteractive Phase
2. Introductory Phase
3. Working Phase
4. Termination Phase

Front 33

What are six barriers to effective communication?

Back 33

1. Language differences
2. Changing the subject
3. Giving opinions instead of facts
4. Talking too much
5. Not paying attention
6. Illness

Front 34

What are the stages of the grieving process?

Back 34

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance

Front 35

Medical records are maintained within a system of records protected by what?

Back 35

Public Law (PL) 93-579, Privacy Act of 1974

Front 36

Medical personnel must comply with what acts and codes?

Back 36

1. 5 United States Code (USC) 552a, Records maintained on individuals

2. AFI-41-210, Patient Administration Functions

Front 37

What are some military actions for non-compliance with HIPAA guidelines?

Back 37

You supervision will verbally counsel you, non-judicial punishment, or court-martialed

Front 38

What are the civilian actions for non-compliance with HIPAA guidelines?

Back 38

-Criminal penalties are a $50,000 fine and 1 year in prison for knowingly violation privacy

-$100,000 + 5 years in prison for obtaining records under false pretenses

-$250,000 + 10 years with intent to sell or disclose patient information

Front 39

What is the purpose of the Patient Advocacy?

Back 39

To provide an unbiased third-party

Front 40

What are Foundational Doctrine Statements (FDS)?

Back 40

The basic principles and beliefs that help create the Air Force Doctrine Document (AFDD)

Front 41

What is the title of the 4N0X1B shredout?

Back 41

Neurology Technician (NT)

Front 42

What are the operation doctrine principles of the Air Force Health Services for maintaining health and fitness?

Back 42

By integrating prevention-oriented health, fitness, and medical healthcare

Front 43

Where is AETC Form 156, Student Training report placed and when may it be removed?

Back 43

Part 4, Section B. It may be removed upon upgrade from 3-level to 5-level

Front 44

What does the SEI 494 stand for?

Back 44

Aeromedical Evacuation Technician (AET)

Front 45

Which doctrine is like an automobile designer who produces new cars, but the basic structure to previous models are the same?

Back 45

The Basic Doctrine

Front 46

What guide is the primary guide used by air force medical service commanders to accomplish their mission?

Back 46

AFDD 2-4.2, Health Services