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What is the first step you What is the first step you should take when assigned a should take when assigned a

writing task?writing task?

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Determine the deadline or target date of the correspondence

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What is a brief form of a naval letter on which an official recommends action or

makes comments, forwards a letter, redirects a misaddressed letter, or

endorses a letter back to the originator for further information?

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Endorsement

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Equal opportunity can be observed from two perspectives, what are

those perspectives?

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1)Personnel2) Administration

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The most critical element of the effectiveness and success of the

Command Managed Equal Opportunity (CMEO) depends on what?

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The ability of a command to accurately assess its own equal opportunity status

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Under what article of the UCMJ may commanding officer award

punishment for minor offenses without the intervention of a court-

martial?

Article 15

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The Navy provides alcohol abuse prevention and rehabilitation programs on three levels. What level is of therapeutic nonresidential counseling and referral that is designed for those personnel whose degree of abuse or

denial requires attention. This length of this level is determined by the members CO and

will not exceed 4 weeks?

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Level II – Counseling and Assistance Center programs (CAAC)

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On an evaluation for members E6 and below, what ensures that the Navy’s

senior enlisted and junior officer supervisors are properly included in

the evaluation process?

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The signature of a rater and senior rater, as well as the reporting senior

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What type of report provides a What type of report provides a record of significant performance in record of significant performance in

an additional duty or temporary an additional duty or temporary additional duty status?additional duty status?

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Concurrent ReportConcurrent Report

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The reporting senior can, for good The reporting senior can, for good cause, submit an administrative cause, submit an administrative

change or evaluative supplement change or evaluative supplement within how many years from the within how many years from the

ending date of the original report?ending date of the original report?

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2 Years2 Years

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The reporting senior must retain The reporting senior must retain copies of FITREPs on all officers and copies of FITREPs on all officers and CPOs for how long? How long must CPOs for how long? How long must

the command retain copies of the command retain copies of enlisted FITREPs or EVALs?enlisted FITREPs or EVALs?

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FITREPS for officers and CPOs – 5 yearsFITREPS for officers and CPOs – 5 yearsFITREPs and EVALs for enlisted – 2 yearsFITREPs and EVALs for enlisted – 2 years

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In some cases, it may sometimes be In some cases, it may sometimes be appropriate to evaluate a limited number appropriate to evaluate a limited number

of traits without making a promotion of traits without making a promotion recommendation. No more than how recommendation. No more than how

many traits can be evaluated?many traits can be evaluated?

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33

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Block 29 of the E6 and below evaluation is used for what entries?

PRIMARY/COLLARTERAL/WATCHSTANDING DUTIES

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Deployable personnel must Deployable personnel must complete administrative readiness complete administrative readiness

requirements within how many days requirements within how many days of check-in?of check-in?

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60 Days60 Days

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What three OCONUS facilities have a personnel augmentation and bed

expansion requirement?

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USNAVHOPs Yokuska, Okinawa and Guam

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Once and individual in MAP (Medical Augmentation Program) has been assigned to a platform, when can

they be removed from that assignment?

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When they detach from the command, are no longer qualified for

the assignment, or are otherwise determined to be ineligible for

deployment

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The Navy has a total of how many 500 The Navy has a total of how many 500 bed Fleet Hospitals that are combat zone bed Fleet Hospitals that are combat zone

facilities?facilities?

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10

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Deployed Fleet Hospitals are composed Deployed Fleet Hospitals are composed of two components, what are they?of two components, what are they?

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A manpower set and an equipment set

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Dermis

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What term is used to describe staff at sourcing command identified as

non-deployable because the peacetime billet they hold is deemed essential for continuity of operations

in the event of augmentation requirements being deployed?

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Other Military

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What layer of the skin contains blood vessels, provides support and

nutrition for the epidermis, and is home to the nerves, sweat glands,

hair follicles, and sebaceous glands?

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What primary lesion is characterized as a plug of sebum and bacteria in

the hair follicle causing acne?

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Comedo

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What secondary lesion is characterized by an accumulation of

dried fluid (serum or pus) on the skin surface?

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Crusts

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What are the six signs you must identify when examining the skin?

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a)Type of lesionb) Distributionc) Arrangementd) Shape of lesione) Colorf) Palpation of lesion

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What is a deep infection of the skin caused by strep and staph?

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Cellulitis

1000 Column 4

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How would you diagnose Tinea Versicolor?

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Diagnosis by KOH

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Who advises, assists, centralizes, and coordinated guidance on enlisted

(hospital corps and dental technicians) community matters; develops, monitors, and advises on the career progression

plans for enlisted personnel; and studies and advices on matters of training,

distribution, advancement opportunities, and direction of the enlisted community?

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The Director of the Hospital Corps

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Who functions as the principal enlisted advisor to the Chief, BUMED

to keep him or her apprised of existing potential situations,

procedures, and practices that affect the enlisted men and women of Navy

Medicine?

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The Force Master Chief

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If approved by the Commanding Officer, Medical Department officers on active

duty can moonlight, but are not to exceed how many hours a week unless

authorized by the CO?

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16

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In conformity with U.S. Navy Regulations, volunteer aid for

Medical Department establishments must be accepted

only through an agency of whom?

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The American Red Cross

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What term will be used to describe all battle casualties, other than the

individuals “killed in action”, who have incurred a traumatism or injury due to

external agent or cause?

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Wounded in Action

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What type of bed status is given to What type of bed status is given to a patient who is being moved a patient who is being moved between medical treatment between medical treatment

facilities and who must stop over facilities and who must stop over for a short period of time while en for a short period of time while en route to their final destination? route to their final destination?

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Transient Patient’s Bed

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Who is responsible for the coordination Who is responsible for the coordination and integration of the health service and integration of the health service

support (HSS) mission among the support (HSS) mission among the participating service components?participating service components?

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The Joint Force Surgeon (JFS)

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What does the first pillar of Force Health What does the first pillar of Force Health Protection (FHP) promote?Protection (FHP) promote?

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A healthy and fit force and provides the command with an optimally fit

Service member capable of withstanding the physical and mental

rigors associated with combat and other military operations?

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What are the five phases of casualty care What are the five phases of casualty care management?management?

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Phase I – First Responder

Phase II – Forward Resuscitative Surgery

Phase III – Theater Hospitalization

Phase IV – En Route Care

Phase V – Care Outside the Theater

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Who provides the first medical care that Who provides the first medical care that a sick, injured or wounded individual a sick, injured or wounded individual

receives from a medically trained receives from a medically trained individual? individual?

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Combat Medic and/or

Hospital Corpsman

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What are the three pillars of Force What are the three pillars of Force Health Protection (FHP)?Health Protection (FHP)?

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1)Health Fit Force

2) Casualty Prevention

3) Casualty Care Management

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The success of casualty care The success of casualty care management with limited medical management with limited medical forces is directly dependent upon forces is directly dependent upon

the commander’s aggressive the commander’s aggressive enforcement of what?enforcement of what?

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The first two pillars of FHP

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