Wtu Cadre Course

Front 1

Define CTP?

Back 1

Its a holistic idea that focuses on the Soldiers future goals and encompasses the 6 domains.

Front 2

List each process of the CTP.

Back 2

Inprocessing
Goal setting
Transition Review
Rehabilitation
Reintegration
Post Transition

Front 3

Identify taks within each CTP Process.

Back 3

Improcessing: Self Asessment/Initial Risk Asessment/Inprocessing checklist

Goal Setting: Complete phase 1 & 2 Goal setting/Sub goals

Transition Review: Scrimmage/ Review self asessment

Rehabilitation: Clinical & Non-Clinical appts/Voc Rehab/Education

Reintegration: Reintegration checklist/7 essential CTP tasks

Post Transition: Soldier is now under the control of follow on unit, VA, or AW2 program

Front 4

Name the personel in the Triad of Care.

Back 4

SL/PSG
NCM
PCM

Front 5

Define the interdisciplinary team?

Back 5

Personel who provide direct support for counseling, guidance, & training.

Front 6

Name the two tracks available to the Soldier in the CTP.

Back 6

Remain in the Army
Transition

Front 7

Name the tasks to be completed within the first 24 hours of the Soldier arriving.

Back 7

Self assessment
Initial Risk assessment

Front 8

Name the individuals required at the Scrimmage.

Back 8

SL/PSG
NCM
PCM
SW

Front 9

Explain the acronym SMART?

Back 9

Action statements that provide the Soldier with a road map that supports healing and transition

Front 10

SMART?

Back 10

Specific
Measurable
Actionable
Realistic
Time bound

Front 11

List the 6 CTP Domains.

Back 11

Social
Physical
Emotional
Career
Spiritual
Family

Front 12

Define the purpose of the scrimmage work sheet?

Back 12

Develope short and long term goals to achieve future plans.

Front 13

Define MRDP?

Back 13

The process in which it's decided whether the Soldier will RTD, REFRAD, or MRP.

Front 14

The risk assessment belongs to who?

Back 14

The Commander

Front 15

The CTP belongs to who?

Back 15

The warrior in transition

Front 16

Name the 3 key attributes of Risk Communication.

Back 16

Familiarity
Control
Benefits

Front 17

Define the stake holder?

Back 17

A person, group, orginization, or system who affects or can be affected by an orginizations actions.

Front 18

List one primary stake holder.

Back 18

Squad Leader

Front 19

List one secondary stake holder.

Back 19

Human Resources

Front 20

List one tertiary stake holder.

Back 20

VFW

Front 21

Explain "perception equals" reality.

Back 21

what someone sees is often what they believe to be fact or fiction.

Front 22

Identify situations when you would use risk communication.

Back 22

Counselings
Scrimmages
Dealing with family

Front 23

List consequences of poor risk communication.

Back 23

Fear
Anger
Distrust

Front 24

List the three types of PTSD.

Back 24

Acute
Chronic
Delayed-onset

Front 25

Name 5 signs and symptoms of PTSD.

Back 25

Fatigue
Twitches
Weakness
Breathing heavy
Vomiting

Front 26

MRP

Back 26

Medical Retention Processing

Front 27

MRP2

Back 27

Medical Retention Processing 2

Front 28

ADME

Back 28

Active Duty Medical Extension

Front 29

MRP-E

Back 29

Medical Retention Processing Evaluation

Front 30

Define ADME.

Back 30

extends on or recalls to AD RC Soldiers who incur an illness or injury while on duty status or can not perform duties within confines of profile.

Front 31

Define MRP.

Back 31

Continues on active duty and needs difinitive care based on injuries occured on AD status.

Front 32

Define MRP2.

Back 32

Recalls to AD soldiers who require difinitive care based on medical conditions identified while on AD status.

Front 33

Define MRP-E.

Back 33

Retains RC soldiers to determine if care is needed.

Front 34

OCO

Back 34

Overseas Contingency Operations

Front 35

MRB

Back 35

Medical Review Board