Air Force 4N051 CDC Volume 1 Practice Test

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• Which casualty management care role can provide packed blood products and limited x-ray services?
• What is the primary focus of case management in health care?
• Who is responsible for collecting data to measure beneficiary and staff satisfaction in military healthcare?
• Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a traumatic brain injury that is caused by an external force?
• Which document is essential for tracking equipment issued to medical personnel?
• What does the abbreviation TDRL stand for in military medical evaluations?
• What is the role of the Physical Evaluation Board Liaison Officer (PEBLO) for a service member referred to the Disability Evaluation System?
• Which of the following best describes hyperglycemia?
• How often are supervisors required to document training in an Airman's 623A during upgrade training?
• Which agency is responsible for overseeing the appropriate use of medical equipment within the organization?
• Who is responsible for checking due individual medical readiness (IMR) requirements?
• What are the three basic medical material categories for responsibility and accountability?
• Which Air Force form tracks safety training and compliance?
• Which responsibility is NOT assigned to the Physical Evaluation Board Liaison Officer (PEBLO)?
• What identifies all day-to-day mission requirements and additional duties performed by work center personnel?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of content found on CarePoint?
• Which of the following is NOT recognized as a psychological stage of the dying process?
• What is a primary goal of patient safety strategies?
• After explaining the procedure and its associated risks, what must you get from the patient?
• When providing oral hygiene to an unconscious patient, how should you protect them from choking or aspiration?
• What type of seizure is characterized by brief lapses in consciousness?
• Which of the following is a strategy that case management involves?
• What is disease management focused on?
• What is the best formal approach to analyze health care-related processes for efficiency improvements?
• What is the primary role of aerospace medical technicians within the AFMS?
• Which of the following statements is true regarding health care laws?
• Which system must be updated whenever there is a change in address or family status?
• Who has the authority to approve or disapprove an authorization change request (ACR)?
• What is the primary purpose of a utilization review?
• Which section of the CFETP provides additional guidance on required documentation for medical Air Force specialty codes (AFSCs)?
• What role is responsible for leading teams in population health initiatives?
• What casualty management care role is associated with providing the most definitive medical care available within the medical care system at a stateside base hospital?
• Where should trainers reference the training sources when developing in-service training?
• What does the master training plan (MTP) serve as?
• Which mobility code is assigned for a profile given for 45 days?
• What is the expected outcome when comparing evidence-based practice to traditional care approaches?
• What is the best support you can provide to a patient's family and friends during death and dying?
• If an item is on backorder, after how many days should medical logistics be contacted for a follow-up?
• What are the two primary procedures for kidney dialysis?
• Which research study method is known for minimizing bias and ensuring objective results?
• What should you remember regarding emotional reactions to death and dying?
• In addition to a referral request, what is sometimes required for medical procedures?
• Which document serves as a guide for required documentation in the electronic training record?
• Who is typically responsible for managing and publishing the duty schedule?
• Which aspect of patient care is foundational to the Air Force Medical Service's mission?
• What do institutional competencies provide based on an Airman's rank, experience, and/or position?
• What must every patient do before being seen at the military treatment facility (MTF) upon arriving at a new base?
• When ordering equipment, which forms must typically be completed?
• Which of the following is a purpose of the Retraining Program in the Air Force?
• What type of diabetes is commonly referred to as adult-onset diabetes?
• Which assignment limitation code (ALC) identifies members who cannot be deployed due to unique medical conditions?
• Which document outlines the procedures for reporting a provider's failure to meet standards of care?
• What are the three levels of doctrine ranked from lowest to highest intellectual content?
• What refers to separate funding set aside by the President for operations outside of the United States (US)?
• Which document must be maintained for tracking training status in the upgrade program?
• How does the mission of the AFMS relate to the overall mission of the Air Force?
• If a five-year-old child presents with large bruises and seems fearful during examination, what should be your next course of action?
• How does the mission of the AFMS relate to the overall mission of the Air Force?
• When does a durable power of attorney become effective?
• What is true about the role of a medical advisor (MA) in an aeromedical context?
• Who is contacted if an ordered supply or equipment is no longer required?
• What is something you would NOT perform if a patient has a "do not resuscitate" order?
• What system is known for simplifying the safe transition of care across military operations?
• What is considered the most efficient time management tool for forecasting future decisions?
• When handling personal information, what is a crucial step a medical technician must take?
• What do medical standards of care specify?
• What term refers to the study of what is morally right or wrong in a given situation?
• Which role includes evaluating options within a patient care continuum?
• What document do supervisors use to manage individual training within the career field?
• What is the duration after which medical equipment management office (MEMO) personnel need to be notified if the property custodian is absent?
• When dealing with difficult patients, what is the key thing to remember?
• Which aspect is crucial in providing support to those dealing with death and dying?
• When responding to a suicidal patient who has slashed their wrist, what is your first action?
• ______ is the loss of sensation and/or the ability to move a part of the body?
• What methodology focuses on managing healthcare resources and measuring quality?
• Where is all training progression for trainees in upgrade training documented?
• The process of tracking referrals to network specialists is termed what?
• What is the purpose of the Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP)?
• What is the maximum number of days allowed for an initial evaluation to determine personnel training needs when new personnel are assigned?
• What is the key purpose of the initial evaluation of personnel within the Air Force?
• What is a common symptom of immobility?
• Which of the following is NOT a requirement for a training certifier?
• Which of the following is NOT an approved duty title for the enlisted force?
• What is the primary purpose of disease managers?
• In terms of patient education, what is the most important outcome to achieve?
• How do medical technicians provide health service support to the Air Force and joint forces?
• What is the primary consideration when ensuring proper documentation of patient care?
• What is a recommended step to take when witnessing a seizure?
• In the three stages of child hospitalization, which one involves intense crying and distress?
• What is the consequence of not having an approved manning assist request?
• What aspect of patient management focuses on coordinating care among multiple healthcare providers?
• What is the overarching designation for the Air Force's nuclear reliability programs?
• Which of the following is NOT a deployment readiness requirement for individual medical readiness (IMR)?
• What response is most appropriate for a patient showing signs of severe blood loss from a cut?
• Which concept encompasses patient education, documentation of chronic conditions, and medication reconciliation?
• Frequent low-level stressors can contribute to PTSD due to their impact on:
• What does the master task list (MTL) consist of?
• What is the paralysis of one side of the body?
• At what total body percentage is a burn generally fatal in the absence of adequate medical treatment?
• Which of the following is NOT required to be uploaded into a 4N0X1 training record?
• How many days must radiology and laboratory results be scanned into an electronic health record before a member's out-processing appointment?
• Which of the following is NOT classified as a chronic neurodevelopment disorder?
• When a blood pressure machine is not working properly during a patient assessment, what should you do?
• Which of the following is NOT an element listed on the unit manpower document?
• Which of the following best describes a "spot check" in the context of task proficiency?
• Trainees are trained to what level?
• Enlisted duty titles are primarily assigned according to which criteria?
• Until when do the responsibilities of the Physical Evaluation Board Liaison Officer (PEBLO) continue?
• What role does the Deployment Monitoring Console (DMC) Menu play in ASIMS?
• Which of the following is a primary tool used in the supply and equipment record-keeping process?
• What is the Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP) designed to identify?
• What TRICARE plan are you likely enrolled in while stationed at a stateside military treatment facility?
• Who is typically the first point of contact for addressing equipment issues in a medical work center?
• Which of the following best defines a living will?
• Which of the following describes an immunodeficiency disorder?
• When can family members or the provider decide on do not resuscitate (DNR) orders for a patient?
• What is the primary mission of an EMEDS facility deployed in the Middle East?
• What is a key component of ethical practice in healthcare?
• What is a collaborative process that involves assessing and coordinating patient care?
• If a military member is determined to be permanently unfit for duty, what is their next step regarding veteran status?
• For a patient who has sustained burns to specific areas, what percentage of total body surface area is burned, according to the rules of nines?
• Who is responsible for establishing and defining the mission of the Air Force Medical Service (AFMS)?
• What system does the supply custodian use to order medical supplies?
• What document is used to identify, plan, and conduct required unit training for skill level upgrades?
• What must be performed slowly when turning a patient in skeletal traction to prevent risk?
• In an emergency situation where guardians are unavailable, what type of consent can be assumed by law?
• What is a common requirement when medical personnel must order equipment?
• Which statement about the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB) is NOT true?
• Medical standards of care are primarily derived from which of the following?
• Which of the following roles is primarily responsible for combat and operational stress control?
• Which of the following is true about the Standard Form (SF) 600, Chronological Record of Medical Care?
• When must work center orientation be conducted for newly assigned personnel?
• Who does NOT have authority over assignment limitation codes (ALC)?
• How do retail network pharmacies check TRICARE eligibility?
• For a member with less than 20 years of service and a combined VA disability rating under 30%, what is their TDRL disposition?
• Which condition is NOT a result of a chronic neurodevelopment disorder?
• What is the maximum speed limit while driving on the flight line?
• Designating a Durable Power of Attorney is crucial for:
• Who ultimately owns the responsibility for ensuring all assigned personnel meet training requirements?
• Which of the following is NOT a goal of the Air Force Medical Service?
• Why is it advised to avoid using a pencil when documenting patient education?
• Phantom limb pain is primarily experienced by which group of patients?
• Which menu is utilized to create a profile in Aeromedical Services Information Management (ASIMS)?
• What provides a comprehensive listing of all tasks performed within the 4N0X1 career field?
• An Air Force (AF) Form 55 should, at a minimum, include all of the following except:
• What is an indicator of child abuse when observing a child's physical and emotional state?
• Which of the following is a symptom of chronic neurodevelopment disorders?
• In the event of a thunderstorm and downed power lines near your hospital, what should be your next action if you see a person lying near the power line?
• How many days before deployment should a member complete DD Form 2795?
• Verbal orders must be countersigned by the physician within what timeframe?
• Who is responsible for selecting tasks from the master task list for duty coverage?
• What does a 2b proficiency code indicate in relation to the career field education and training plan (CFETP)?
• What are three critical steps in the tag in/tag out process?
• Which of the following is a physical impairment associated with a traumatic brain injury?
• Which healthcare delivery model emphasizes patient-centered care and comprehensive care management?
• What guidance outlines response time requirements for fire and emergency services?
• Which Air Force document serves as the primary source for recording equipment repairs?
• What is the best course of action if a patient is upset and causing a disturbance in the clinic?
• Where can career field opportunities for retraining be found in the CFETP?
• What stage of pressure sore occurs when the lesion extends into the dermis and subcutaneous fat begins to show?
• Who is responsible for establishing the mission of the Air Force Medical Service (AFMS)?
• Which professional role is primarily responsible for continuity of patient care?
• What process manages patient referrals within military treatment facilities?
• What is a critical component of effective training management?
• What type of training enhances the expertise of select career Airmen in their specialty?
• Which of the following is NOT a common cause of immobility?
• Which practice leads to greater nurse satisfaction according to healthcare standards?
• Which of the following is NOT considered a physical need for a geriatric patient?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the tag in/tag out process?
• Which principle is NOT used to assess a language barrier due to cultural differences?
• What is the primary purpose of the Master Task List (MTL)?
• Which of the following additional forms may be included in a patient record?
• Who submits a manning assist request?
• What form is used to record medical evaluations and treatments in a patient's health record?
• Which of the following is a sign that could indicate child abuse?
• Which aircraft is NOT used for expeditionary medical support?
• Which area does an authorization change request (ACR) NOT address?
• Which facility type provides initial medical response for combat operations?
• What type of report is required when investigating the loss of Air Force property?
• If a patient wants to leave feedback on the service, where should they be directed?
• Which of the following is true regarding a do not resuscitate (DNR) order?
• In which type of facility is advanced trauma management and emergency medical treatment provided, including resuscitation?
• Which document allows another person to decide on health care matters if someone becomes incapacitated?
• Which of the following is NOT a primary theme of Career Field Education and Training Plans?
• What information is inappropriate when transmitting patient (Pt) information over the radio?
• Which of the following is NOT required for the medical equipment management office (MEMO) to maintain?
• What is the primary function of a Unit Manpower Document (UMD)?
• Where is the Tri Service Workflow (TSWF) located in the MHS GENESIS for patient intake?
• What document is used to report and request repairs for medical equipment?
• What is the purpose of an authorization change request (ACR)?
• Who leads the military health system?
• Which symptom may suggest the presence of separation anxiety in children?
• What should you do after inputting a member's 48-hour quarters into ASIMS?
• What occurs when a durable power of attorney is activated?
• What kind of training is necessary for Airmen to maintain their qualifications?
• How is training effectiveness evaluated within the Air Force?
• Which of the following is NOT a major type of seizure?
• From what sources are medical standards of care derived?
• What is a common contributor to stress-related illnesses, including PTSD?
• What must be done for end users before they get access to the EHR system in MHS GENESIS?
• What is the most important aspect when working with a patient who has a power of attorney?
• Why might low-magnitude stressors contribute to the development of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)?
• Who holds primary responsibility for the success of training the equipment custodian on processes and expectations?
• Timecards must be in 100% "APPROVED" status by?
• What is a report of survey (ROS)?
• What is the intended function of the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB)?
• Which of the following is NOT a benefit of the EHR Military Health System (MHS) GENESIS?
• What is emphasized in the AFMS's approach to readiness?
• What should be done if a patient is unable to speak due to a language barrier?
• Who must write and sign all orders for patient treatment care?
• How frequently is the master training plan (MTP) reviewed?
• What is the fiscal year timeframe for budgeting in the Air Force?
• Which term describes the temporary loss of voluntary muscle control?
• At a minimum, which of the following is not required for documenting an encounter?
• What type of diabetes usually develops after age 40 and shows a hereditary pattern?
• Which of the following is NOT a patient right?
• Which of the following does the master training plan (MTP) NOT provide guidance for?
• What phase is exhibited by a child who has been in the hospital for a few days and is crying, screaming, and refusing attention?
• When is task proficiency considered completed?
• Chronic neurodevelopment disorders consist of all of the following EXCEPT?
• What is the primary role of a medical technician with respect to patient confidentiality?
• On which category of pediatric patient is a rectal temperature NOT taken?
• What is considered a primary responsibility of the medical equipment management office (MEMO)?
• In a 9 line report, which line includes the statement "1 urgent, 2 priority, or 1 routine"?
• Who is initially notified when a member is selected to attend formal training?
• Enlisted duty titles reflect which aspect of service members' responsibilities?
• What type of power of attorney describes the situation where a daughter is designated to make decisions for a patient placed on life support?
• In a subjective, objective, assessment, plan, prevention (SOAPP) note, what does the subjective information (S) represent?
• Which of the following is NOT important to remember when communicating with a hearing-impaired patient?
• Reports to the National Practitioner Data Bank regarding a provider's failure to meet standards of care are in accordance with what instruction?
• When creating the duty task list (DTL), where does the supervisor select the tasks from?
• What is the purpose of the unit personnel manpower roster (UPMR)?
• Which of the following is NOT typically associated with electrical sensitivity?
• Which type of burn involves damage to the epidermis and possibly the dermis?
• What does the term "patient-centered care" refer to?
• What type of medical record is maintained for members engaging in deployment?
• What program is intended to manage the distribution of personnel across specific grades and year groups in the Air Force specialty?
• The healthcare integrator must be a?
• Which section of the career field education and training plan (CFTEP) details specialty qualification requirements for each skill level?
• Which term refers to making moral decisions regarding professional conduct?
• What is one purpose of coding every patient encounter?
• What serves as the focal point of the Air Force training program?
• What individual medical equipment may be issued based on a member's needs?
• What is the primary purpose of the Defense Health Agency (DHA) regarding beneficiary care?
• Which of the following is NOT classified as a type of duty schedule?
• Who is responsible for ensuring the rights of patients are upheld?
• Which doctrine publication should you review to understand joint and combined health services?
• What is the primary objective of the Personnel Reliability Assurance Program?
• Which of the following cannot initiate a report of survey (ROS)?
• What is the phase of the abuse cycle called when the abuser feels sorry for their actions and insists that it will never happen again?
• Informed consent ensures that patients understand what before undergoing a procedure?
• Which of the following is a crucial aspect of maintaining patient confidentiality?
• What is primarily documented in the 623A training record?
• What is one reason a patient may require preauthorization for a procedure?
• What is the term for the process of determining the medical necessity of a patient's care?
• What is the primary goal of maintaining accurate inventory records in medical supply?
• What is the correct response when witnessing a child exhibiting signs of fear and distress during a medical exam?
• What is the purpose of completing an individual medical readiness (IMR) assessment?
• Which of the following is an example of a patient right?
• What provides short-term manpower to fulfill requirements of a unit or position?
• What aspect does training effectiveness evaluate?
• Who can members consult with regarding their military medical evaluations during the Disability Evaluation System process?
• What role does Medical Logistics play in supply chain management?
• What classification system is used to code each encounter diagnoses and procedure?
• What is designed to help the patient understand what they are about to experience so they can participate intelligently and recover more effectively?
• Which role is most likely to assist in determining personnel assignments and duties?
• In the context of patient communication, what is a crucial strategy to avoid miscommunication?
• Which cancer treatment causes damage to the deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), preventing the cell's ability to grow and divide?
• As a medical technician, what is true to honor a patient's living will?
• What does documenting all information in a patient's chart in MHS GENESIS provide an infrastructure for?
• In reference to patient-centered care, which activity is crucial for managing patient follow-up?
• What condition occurs when there is an excessive amount of glucose in the bloodstream?
• Which phase of separation anxiety indicates acceptance of separation from the parent?
• In the CFETP, what does a task rated at a proficiency code of 3c indicate?
• Which document accurately reflects the positions authorized to accomplish mission requirements?
• What setup will be utilized to support a population at risk of 6,000 at a bare base location?
• Who is responsible for ensuring accurate Defense Medical Human Resource System Internet (DMHRSi) information is inputted for medical personnel?
• What electronic system is used by the commander's support staff and public health to track deployment readiness?
• What must all personnel know according to the tag in/tag out process?
• In an emergency situation, who can accept a verbal order for patient treatment care?
• What Joint Health Services principle describes the ability to adapt medical resources to changing operational requirements?
• Which of the following is one of the most frequent symptoms of electrical sensitivity?
• Which emotional reaction to death is characterized by feelings of powerlessness?
• Who is solely responsible for coding patient encounters?
• What primary care service is provided within an EMEDS facility?
• What is NOT required before entering the runway during operations?
• What type of document outlines specific position requirements including duties and promotion expectations?
• Which procedure must be followed when a member is placed under quarters?
• Which form is used to track immunizations from birth to current status?
• Which of the following is NOT a procedure established by the DMLSS system?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of evidence-based practice?
• What is the acronym often used for notifying of sensitive patient information?
• What is the purpose of the CarePoint portal?
• What is the primary purpose of a master training plan (MTP)?
• Which document outlines regulatory standards for training and education within the 4N0X1 field?
• What term refers to a person designated to make healthcare decisions on behalf of someone who is incapacitated?
• Who is responsible for the normal maintenance of equipment in a work center?
• What system will your supply custodian use to order medical supplies?
• Daily operations are specific to what element?
• In what situation would you update the Defense Enrollment Eligibility Reporting System (DEERS)?
• What is an important aspect to consider when managing difficult interactions with patients?
• Third-degree sexual abuse includes all of the following EXCEPT?
• What is a key responsibility of a member before their deployment medical clearance?