September 2012 Hm2 Exam

Front 1

What blood agent has lung irritant effects?

Back 1

CK- Cyanogen Chloride

Front 2

A nerve agent has what kind of odor?

Back 2

Odorless

Front 3

What does DRMO stand for?

Back 3

Defense Reutilization Marketing Office

Front 4

What is the rate of action for psychological agents?

Back 4

Delayed

Front 5

Urgent Medical Event Reports (MER) should be submitted no later than when?

Back 5

24 hours or sooner as indicated

Front 6

What BUMED Instruction refers to Nutrition Standards and Education?

Back 6

BUMEDINST 10110.6

Front 7

What is required for a report precious metal content?

Back 7

Metal type, quantity, and location within the item of the scrap metal turned in.

Front 8

During periods of light to
moderate activity in a temperate climate, an intake of ______ of beverage per 1,000 calories expended is a reasonable
goal.

Back 8

1 quart

Front 9

SSIC number 1300 - 13999 =

Back 9

Aeronautical

Front 10

Chapter 15 of the P - 117 is what?

Back 10

Physical Exams

Front 11

In the temperature range of 86 to 104 degrees Fahrenheit what percentage increase is there in energy requirements?

Back 11

2.5% to 10%

Front 12

What instruction refers to the precious metals recovery program?

Back 12

BUMEDINST 4010.3

Front 13

If temperature exceeds 90 degrees fahrenheit on DB thermometer can work of an individual exceed 4 hours?

Back 13

Yes

Front 14

Routine administration of immunizations with jet injectors is prohibited unless otherwise authorized by who?

Back 14

Bureau of Medicine and Surgery

Front 15

What is the preferred method of Medical Event Reporting?

Back 15

NDRS

Front 16

What is the rate of action for nerve agents if inhaled?

Back 16

Rapid

Front 17

What does SECNAV M-5510.36 refer to?

Back 17

Department of the Navy Information Security Program

Front 18

How long can MREs be used as sole food ration?

Back 18

21 Days

Front 19

A suspected outbreak among military personnel is considered what type of MER?

Back 19

Urgent

Front 20

To collect data on heat stress injuries ships must do what? Using what tools?

Back 20

Heat Stress Surveys... Dry Bulb (DB), Wet Bulb (WB), and Globe Temperature (GT)

Front 21

If a vaccine is administered earlier than recommended interval is it counted as a part of the primary series?

Back 21

No

Front 22

What instruction refers to Medical Event Reports?

Back 22

BUMEDINST 6220.12

Front 23

No Calibration Required stickers are not required for what kind of themometer?

Back 23

Dry Bulb Thermometer

Front 24

What does MDRI stand for?

Back 24

Military Dietary Reference Intake

Front 25

What instruction refers to U.S. Navy Family Care Policy?

Back 25

OPNAVINST 1740.4

Front 26

What instruction refers to the Tuberculosis Control Program?

Back 26

BUMEDINST 6224.8

Front 27

Are any vaccines contraindicated in asplenic personnel?

Back 27

No

Front 28

What instruction refers to U.S. Navy Uniform Regulations?

Back 28

NAVPERS 15665

Front 29

Personal items of the deceased is collected and retained for what reason?

Back 29

For proper identification purposes

Front 30

In an EVAL in the administrative blocks what should be done with the text?

Back 30

All Capital Letters

Front 31

How long are NAVENPVNTEDUs required to keep MERs on file?

Back 31

5 years

Front 32

What instruction refers to the Management of Infectious Waste?

Back 32

BUMEDINST 6280.1

Front 33

What are the three responsibilities that must be satisfied by medical support of the fleet marine force?

Back 33

Preventative Medicine Program, Day-To-Day Care Of The Sick, Medical Planning in Support of Operations

Front 34

What does NAVPERS 15560 refers to what?

Back 34

Naval Military Personnel Manual

Front 35

How long can personnel work in a space that exceeds 100 degrees fahrenheit on DB thermometer?

Back 35

Maximum 4 Hours

Front 36

What is the fleets number one occupational health hazard?

Back 36

Noise-induced Hearing Loss

Front 37

What instruction refers to the Health Services Augmentation Program (HSAP)?

Back 37

BUMEDINST 6440.5

Front 38

What does NAVEDTRA 14504 refers to?

Back 38

Military Requirements for Petty Officers Third and Second Class

Front 39

What is the MAGTF’s four core elements?

Back 39

Command Element (CE), Ground Combat Element (GCE), Aviation Combat Element (ACE), Combat Service Support Element (CSS or CSSE)

Front 40

What instruction refers to the Dental Infection Control Program?

Back 40

BUMEDINST 6600.10

Front 41

What does NAVEDTRA 14325 refer to?

Back 41

Basic Military Requirements

Front 42

What level of care contains surgical capability, basic laboratory, x-ray, pharmacy, and ward holding facilities?

Back 42

Level 2

Front 43

Vitamin A deficiency causes what?

Back 43

Night Blindness

Front 44

NAVEDTRA 14274 refers to what?

Back 44

Dental Technician

Front 45

Who advises Marine force commander on all medical matters?

Back 45

The Force Surgeon

Front 46

Recommend troops consume approximately how much
beverage per day when working in warm weather?

Back 46

4 to 6 quarts

Front 47

When moving patients from the frontline to the aid station what are the three accepted modes of transport?

Back 47

Helicopter, Litter Bearers, Walking

Front 48

What are four types of blister agents?

Back 48

HN - Nitrogen Mustard, HD - Distilled Mustard, L - Lewisite, CX - Phosgene Oxide

Front 49

What are the two types of MERs?

Back 49

Routine and Urgent

Front 50

What is the most forward and mobile medical treatment facility supporting the MAGTF?

Back 50

Battalion Aid Station (BAS)

Front 51

What is the rate of action for vomiting agents?

Back 51

Immediate

Front 52

NAVEDTRA 14295A refers to what?

Back 52

Hospital Corpsman

Front 53

Vitamin B2 is called what?

Back 53

Riboflavin

Front 54

Unit Corpsman and BAS are within what level of care?

Back 54

Level 1

Front 55

What does SECNAV M-5216.5 refer to?

Back 55

DON Correspondence Manual

Front 56

Vomitting agents smell like what?

Back 56

Fireworks

Front 57

Who advises Marine force commander on all dental matters?

Back 57

The Force Dental Officer

Front 58

What does NAVMED P 5052-26 refer to?

Back 58

U.S. Navy Shipboard Pest Control

Front 59

When deployed MERs are to be sent to who?

Back 59

The NAVENPVNTEDU responsible for that geographical region

Front 60

What are the 5 levels of care according to the P-117 Chapter 19?

Back 60

(1) First Aid/Emergency Care, (2) Initial Resuscitative Care, (3) Resuscitative Care, (4) Definitive Care, (5) Convalescent, Restorative, and Rehabilitative Care

Front 61

What does OPNAVINST 5215.17 refer to?

Back 61

Department of the Navy Directives Issuance System

Front 62

According to the rule of nines the front and the back of the arm is what percent?

Back 62

Nine percent

Front 63

What does NAVMED P-117 refer to?

Back 63

Manual of the Medical Department

Front 64

What does OPNAVINST 5100.19 refer to?

Back 64

Navy Safety and Occupational Health Program for Forces Afloat

Front 65

What does NAVMED P-5010 refer to?

Back 65

Manual of Naval Preventative Medicine

Front 66

What instruction refers to Malaria Prevention and Control?

Back 66

NAVMEDCOMINST 6230.2

Front 67

Choking agents smell like what?

Back 67

New Mown Grass

Front 68

P - 117 chapter 6 is what?

Back 68

Dental

Front 69

Common symptoms of blood agents are?

Back 69

Vertigo, Nausea, Headache (early syumptoms of exposure)

Front 70

P - 5010 chapter 1 is what?

Back 70

Food Sanitation

Front 71

Vitamin A is called what?

Back 71

Retinol

Front 72

Vitamin C is called what?

Back 72

Ascorbic Acid

Front 73

Vitamin C deficiency causes what?

Back 73

Scurvy

Front 74

Vitamin B1 deficiency causes what?

Back 74

Beriberi

Front 75

Vitamin E dificiency causes what?

Back 75

Renal Disease

Front 76

Sources of vitamin A are?

Back 76

Vegetables, Liver, Dairy

Front 77

Sources of vitamin B1 are?

Back 77

Pork, Fish, Eggs

Front 78

Sources of vitamin D are?

Back 78

Sunlight, Milk, Tuna

Front 79

Sources of vitamin K are?

Back 79

Green Leafy Vegetables

Front 80

Shape of coccus bacteria is?

Back 80

Spherical

Front 81

According to the rule of nines one half of the torso is what percent?

Back 81

Eighteen percent

Front 82

How do blood agents produce their effects?

Back 82

Interfering with oxygen utilization on the cellular level

Front 83

Hydrogen cyanide is what type of agent? Smells like what?

Back 83

Blood Agent, Bitter Almonds

Front 84

Blood agents are also known as?

Back 84

Cyanogens

Front 85

SSIC number 9000 - 9999 =

Back 85

Ship's Design

Front 86

Symptoms of blood agents can last how long?

Back 86

Hours to Days, Death

Front 87

What is the treatment for blood agent exposure?

Back 87

Assisted Ventilation with oxygen and IV sodium nitrite and sodium thiosulfate

Front 88

Where should chemically contaminated clothing be placed?

Back 88

On land 75 yards (meters) downwind of MTF and living quarters. At Sea throw overboard

Front 89

How do you dispose of protective mask and over-garments when at sea?

Back 89

Seal inside another container and throw overboard

Front 90

Does the current death program provide for cremation?

Back 90

Yes. To include transportation, urn, engraving urn, and outer container

Front 91

What instruction refers to Navy Safety and Occupational Health?

Back 91

OPNAVINST 5100.19E

Front 92

On average how long does it take for climate acclimatization?

Back 92

3 Weeks (most of the process happens in the first week)

Front 93

If an operational unit must send an Urgent MER, how should it be sent?

Back 93

Unclassified

Front 94

In non-air conditioned spaces not normally manned, in which personnel may have to periodically work in, what kind of thermometer must be mounted?

Back 94

Dry Bulb Thermometer

Front 95

How often should dry bulb temperatures be checked when temperatures DO NOT exceed 85 degrees fahrenheit? DO exceed 85 degrees fahrenheit?

Back 95

Every 4 hours... Every Hour

Front 96

Someone with the social 243-76-5933 would have what color medical record?

Back 96

Green

Front 97

SSIC numbers 3000 - 3999 =

Back 97

Operations and Readiness

Front 98

What are the 4 types of nerve agents?

Back 98

GA – Tabun, GB – Sarin, GD – Soman, VX

Front 99

Tear gas is also known as what?

Back 99

Lacrimator

Front 100

Vitamin B1 is called what?

Back 100

Thiamine

Front 101

Vitamin E is called what?

Back 101

Tocopherol

Front 102

A deficiency in vitamin D causes what?

Back 102

Rickets

Front 103

Vitamin K deficiency causes what?

Back 103

Blood Clotting Issues

Front 104

What are the sources of vitamin E?

Back 104

Avocados, Eggs, Milk

Front 105

Chapter 9 of the P - 5010 is what?

Back 105

Ground Forces

Front 106

What are the sources of vitamin C?

Back 106

Citrus, Tomatoes

Front 107

According to the rule of nines the groin is what percent of the body?

Back 107

1 Percent

Front 108

How often is typhoid administered?

Back 108

Every two years while on sea duty with injectable typhoid

Front 109

How long can contaminated protective over-garments be worn?

Back 109

24 Hours

Front 110

What is an SF 601?

Back 110

Immunizations Record

Front 111

With heat exhaustion a patients skin will be _______ and pupils will be _______.

Back 111

Pale, cool, clammy… Dilated

Front 112

With heat stroke a patients skin will be _______ and pupils will be _______.

Back 112

Red, Hot Dry… Constricted

Front 113

What instruction refers to dental infection control program?

Back 113

6600.10

Front 114

What are the two ways of decontaminating protective masks?

Back 114

Hot Soapy Water, Skin Decontamination Kit (M291 or M258A1)

Front 115

What is asepsis defined as?

Back 115

The process of preventing the access of micro-organisms.

Front 116

What are the three ways of decontaminating clothing?

Back 116

Aeration, Hot Soapy Water, Slurry

Front 117

What is the Bowie-Dick Test?

Back 117

A diagnostic test of a pre-vacuum sterilizer’s ability to move air from the chamber and prevent air reentrant.

Front 118

Psychological agents do what to their victims?

Back 118

Incapacitate

Front 119

What is defined as an invasive procedure?

Back 119

A surgical entry into the tissues, cavities, organs, or repair of traumatic injuries.

Front 120

If a dental care worker has any type of lesions that are open or weeping what must they do?

Back 120

Stay away from patient care and/or wear occlusive dressing

Front 121

Can blood-borne pathogens be transmitted to an unborn child?

Back 121

Yes

Front 122

At the beginning of each day how long should dental hoses and water lines be flushed for?

Back 122

1 minute

Front 123

For those on the hearing conservation program , how often should audiometric testing be done?

Back 123

Annually

Front 124

What DD form is a reference audiogram documented on?

Back 124

DD Form 2215

Front 125

What DD form is the hearing conservation data documented on?

Back 125

DD Form 2216

Front 126

What two places should audiograms be documented?

Back 126

Defense Occupational Health Readiness System – Hearing Conservation (DOEHRS-HC) and individuals medical record

Front 127

What is the PHS 731

Back 127

A CDC issued yellow shot card

Front 128

What instruction refers to the writing of performance evaluations?

Back 128

BUPERSINST 1610.10B

Front 129

SSIC number 2000 - 2999 =

Back 129

Telecommunications

Front 130

A patient with the social 123-45-8765 has what color medical record?

Back 130

White

Front 131

SSIC number 1000 - 1999 =

Back 131

Personnel

Front 132

A patient with the social 123-45-3355 has what color medical record?

Back 132

Blue

Front 133

What kind of odor does a psychological agent have?

Back 133

Odorless

Front 134

What kind of odor does tear agents have?

Back 134

Pepper Like

Front 135

P-117 Chapter 16 is what?

Back 135

Medical Records

Front 136

NAVMED P-5010 chapter 8 is what?

Back 136

Entomology

Front 137

P-117 Chapter 19 is what?

Back 137

Fleet Marine Force

Front 138

NAVMED P-5010 chapter 6 is what?

Back 138

Water Afloat

Front 139

Vitamin B6 is called what?

Back 139

Pyridoxine HCL

Front 140

Vitamin K is called what?

Back 140

Menidione

Front 141

Vitamin B6 deficiency causes what?

Back 141

Neuritis

Front 142

Vitamin B12 deficiency causes what?

Back 142

Pernicious Anemia

Front 143

Vitamin B2 deficiency causes what?

Back 143

Pellagra

Front 144

Sources of vitamin B2 are?

Back 144

Organ Meats

Front 145

Sources of vitamin B6 are?

Back 145

Pork, Potatoes, Liver

Front 146

Sources of vitamin B12 are?

Back 146

Liver, Eggs, Dairy, Fish

Front 147

According to the rule of nines what percentage is one half of the head?

Back 147

4.5 %

Front 148

According to the rule of nines what percentage is one half of a leg?

Back 148

9 %

Front 149

For a basic physical exam what two DD forms are required?

Back 149

DD 2808 DD 2807-1

Front 150

How long are physical exams considered good for?

Back 150

2 years

Front 151

Physical exams must be kept on file for how many years?

Back 151

2 years

Front 152

For seperation/ retirement members 35+ years old must be offered what?

Back 152

Hepatitis C test

Front 153

What shape is bacillus?

Back 153

Rod

Front 154

How many times must a patient be vaccinated for the Anthrax series to be complete?

Back 154

5

Front 155

Working at high altitude increases water needs to approximately how much per day?

Back 155

4 to 6 quarts

Front 156

What is the spray-wipe-spray method?

Back 156

A method of cleaning a surface and disinfecting it because there is currently no agent registered with the EPA that cleans and disinfect in one step

Front 157

What is unit dose defined as?

Back 157

The quantity of materials or supplies required to treat a single patient

Front 158

HBV and HIV antibody follow up lab test be performed at what time interval?

Back 158

6 weeks, 12 weeks, 6 months

Front 159

Routine MERs should be submitted no later than when?

Back 159

The first of each month

Front 160

All dental personnel must have initial training in how much time? Repeat training how often?

Back 160

90 days, annually

Front 161

Three 10 second mouth rinses reduces a patients microbial count temporarily by up to what percent?

Back 161

97%

Front 162

Approximately what percentage of patients infected with HBV or HIV show no symptoms and may be unaware of their infection?

Back 162

80%

Front 163

Risk Assessment Code is defined as what?

Back 163

An expression of risk that combines the elements of hazard severity and mishap probability.

Front 164

What are the 5 Risk Assessment Codes (RAC) definitions?

Back 164

(1) Critical Risk, (2) Serious Risk, (3) Moderate Risk, (4) Minor Risk, (5) Negligible Risk

Front 165

What are the two types of blood agents?

Back 165

AC- Hydrogen Cyanide, CK- Cyanogen Chloride

Front 166

What is the smallest, most mobile medical support platoon of the medical battalion?

Back 166

Shock Trauma Platoon (STP)

Front 167

What is the mission of the Battalion Aid Station?

Back 167

Provide direct support to company and platoon corpsmen, and to provide advanced trauma life support under fire

Front 168

Temperature ranges of 32 to 57 degrees Fahrenheit have what percentage increase in energy requirements?

Back 168

5% to 10%

Front 169

Between 68 and 86 degrees Fahrenheit require how much adjustment in energy requirements?

Back 169

None

Front 170

For moderate activity in high altitudes energy needs are about what?

Back 170

50 to 55 calories/kg bodyweight

Front 171

Energy requirements of individuals performing extremely strenuous work in high-mountain
areas may reach______ to ______ calories a day.

Back 171

6,000... 7,000

Front 172

For prolonged periods of work in full cold-weather gear, energy
needs may reach _____ calories/kg body weight.

Back 172

60

Front 173

In regards to nutrition what is a serious problem with high altitude work?

Back 173

Loss of Appetite

Front 174

What percent of total calories consumed should come from foods and beverages
with carbohydrate sources?

Back 174

50% to 55%

Front 175

What does RDA stand for?

Back 175

Recommended Dietary Allowances

Front 176

What is the protein intake range for men per day?

Back 176

63 to 119 grams

Front 177

What is the protein intake range for women per day?

Back 177

50 to 93 grams

Front 178

In military dining facilities, menu planners will establish menus what percent or less of total calories from
fat.

Back 178

30%

Front 179

Saturated fat should be limited to what percent of total calories?

Back 179

10%

Front 180

cholesterol should be limited to no more than how many
milligrams (mg)/day?

Back 180

300 milligrams/day

Front 181

What does food additive mean?

Back 181

any substance the intended
use of which results or may reasonably be expected to result, directly or indirectly, in its becoming a component or otherwise affecting the characteristics of any food

Front 182

Any food prepared in advance must be stored how?

Back 182

Must be immediately cooled to 41 degrees or below within 4 hours

Front 183

What does CIP stand for?

Back 183

Cleaned in Place

Front 184

What does CFR mean?

Back 184

Code of Federal Regulations

Front 185

Food borne disease outbreak is what?

Back 185

Two or more persons experience a similar illness after ingestion of a common food...includes a single
case of illness such as one person ill from botulism or chemical poisoning.

Front 186

When washing hands how long should you rub your hands together?

Back 186

20 seconds

Front 187

What temperature must shell eggs be received at? Stored at?

Back 187

45 degrees Fahrenheit... 41 degrees Fahrenheit or less

Front 188

Potentially Hazardous Food (PHF) will be received at what temperature?

Back 188

41 degrees Fahrenheit

Front 189

Potentially Hazardous Food (PHF) that is cooked and received hot shall be maintained at a temperature of
_________ or above.

Back 189

140°F (60°C)

Front 190

For a ppd what type of syringe in needle are required?

Back 190

Syringe graduated at .1ml with 25 gauge 5/8 inch needle

Front 191

Intermediate strength ppd test is what?

Back 191

5 TU

Front 192

How long after ppd administration should results be checked?

Back 192

48 to 72 hours

Front 193

Induration of a ppd test is measured in what units?

Back 193

Millimeters

Front 194

If a patient returns on or before the 10th day after ppd administration with 15 millimeters or more induration how should it be marked?

Back 194

It is considered “Significant” and should be documented

Front 195

TREATMENT OF CHEMICAL AGENT CASUALTIES AND CONVENTIONAL MILITARY CHEMICAL INJURIES; APPENDIX B?

Back 195

NAVMED P-5041

Front 196

TREATMENT OF BIOLOGICAL WARFARE AGENT CASUALTIES; CHAPTER 1?

Back 196

NAVMED P-5042

Front 197

BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY EQUIPMENT MANAGEMENT MANUAL; SECTION 8?

Back 197

NAVMED P-5132

Front 198

DECEDENT AFFAIRS MANUAL; CHAPTER 2; INTRODUCTION ?

Back 198

NAVMEDCOMINST 5360.1

Front 199

NAVY DIRECTIVES ISSUANCE SYSTEM; CHAPTER 5, 7

Back 199

OPNAVINST 5215.17

Front 200

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY, NAVY RECORDS MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

Back 200

SECNAV M-5210.1

Front 201

MILITARY REQUIREMENTS, BASIC (BMR); CHAPTER 1, 10, 21, 3, 6, 9?

Back 201

NAVEDTRA 14325

Front 202

MILITARY REQUIREMENTS FOR PETTY OFFICERS THIRD AND SECOND CLASS

Back 202

NAVEDTRA 14504

Front 203

When should infectious waste and non-infectious waste be separated?

Back 203

At its point of origin

Front 204

Limit storage of infectious waste without refrigeration to how many days?

Back 204

7 days

Front 205

Training for personnel involved in infectious waste should be how often?

Back 205

At initial assignment and annually following that