Ch 3 - Health Service Support Operations (Hsso) Mcwp 4-11.1

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MCWP 4-11.1

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Health Service Support Operations (HSSO)

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What level of war is the MARFOR primarily concerned w/?

Back 2

Operational

Front 3

What level of war is the MEF primarily concerned w/?

Back 3

Tactical

Front 4

Who is the commander's special staff officer that is directly responsible for the aeromedical safety & HSS for the command?

Back 4

Flight Surgeon

Front 5

Who develops the MLG HSS plans & coordinates HSS for GCE & ACE units requiring medical/dental support that exceeds their organic capabilities?

Back 5

HSSO

Front 6

What are medical supplies & equipment for the MEF managed through?

Back 6

MEDLOGCO

Front 7

What is organized to execute HSS functions in support of the MAGTF's mission?

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Medical Battalion

Front 8

How many additional surgical companies does 1st Medical Battalion have?

Back 8

1

Front 9

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

Back 9

STP

Front 10

What prepare & evacuate casualties whose medical requirements exceed the established theater evacuation policy?

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Surgical Co

Front 11

Surgical companies consist of a headquarters section & how many surgical platoons?

Back 11

4

Front 12

What is one of the smallest possible units for provision of surgical care to combat casualties & is the primary unit for resuscitative treatment?

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FRSS

Front 13

The patient holding capability of the FRSS is no more than how many hours?

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4

Front 14

Approx. how many pounds does the FRSS equip. weigh?

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6,300 lbs

Front 15

The Marine Corps's ERCS is composed of 1 critical care nurse & 1 8404 corpsman w/ how many teams per SC?

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3

Front 16

The ECRS is capable of providing medical care for2 critically injured/ill, but stabilized, patients for how many hours during flight?

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2

Front 17

En route care systems provide a capability to support expeditionary maneuver warfare by meeting an operational requirement to evacuate patients p to how many miles using opportune life medium lift aircraft?

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240 miles

Front 18

How many sections are battalion aid stations normally divided into?

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2

Front 19

What has the primary role of evacuating assault force casualties to designated CRTSs?

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BAS

Front 20

What type of ships have the largest medical capability of any amphibious ship in the ATF?

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CRTS

Front 21

How many medical dept. personnel do CRTS ships require augmentation by to achieve full casualty treatment capability?

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84

Front 22

What are floating surgical hospitals that have the primary mission of providing acute medical care in support of combat operations at sea & ashore?

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T-AHs

Front 23

By what method is the T-AH primarily designed to receive patients by?

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Helicopter

Front 24

How many Fleet Surgical Teams (FSTs) that are considered the CCDR's assets in both peace & wartime are there in the Pacific & Atlantic fleets combined?

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9

Front 25

What provides the surgical capability of the CRTS

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FST (fleet surgical teams)

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By what means are medical support personnel brought to operational unity from Navy MTFs?

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HSAP (health services augmentation program)

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CH 3 HSSO

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Operations