CH2 Expeditionary Medicine Admin
CH3 Healthcare Admin Programs
CH4 Medical Records
CH5 Medical Logistics
CH6 A&P
100
REPORTS TO THE OFFICER OF THE DECK OR DAY (OOD) Items that need to be reported include
severe injuries, conditions that can affect the health of the crew, and damage or loss of medical and dental equipment. The names of patients in serious condition are reported directly to the Commanding Officer and the OOD, with the information necessary for notification of the patient’s next of kin.
100
DEERS ELIGIBILITY OVERRIDES
Newborns will not be denied care for a period of how days many
60 days. On the 61st day the newborn will shift to TRICARE STANDARD if not enrolled in Prime. Enrollment into Prime CANNOT occur unless the newborn is put on the sponsor’s Page 2 and enrolled in DEERS.
100
The primary medical records are used for the documentation of
outpatient medical and dental care.
100
WHO established a standard organizational structure for Medical Logistics Departments at all Naval Medical and Dental activities with logistics responsibilities.
The Chief, Bureau of Medicine and Surgery (BUMED)
100
Frontal planes are also called
Coronal planes
200
is an administrative management tool that is used to track the medical and dental readiness of every active duty and reserve Sailor or Marine.
MEDICAL READINESS REPORTING SYSTEM (MRRS)
200
Naval Dental Treatment Facilities Priority Categories Cat. 1A.
Members of the uniformed services on active duty
200
A secondary medical record is established by a patient’s
specialty healthcare provider and contains medical information needed by that provider for a specific need. Secondary medical records are maintained separate from the primary medical record.
200
FEDERAL SUPPLY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM 6508
6508 Medicated Cosmetics and Toiletries
200
Caudal:
Toward the lower end of the body
300
The Sick Call Treatment Log is maintained in what SHIPBOARD NON-TACTICAL AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESS (SNAP) AUTOMATED MEDICAL SYSTEM
SHIPBOARD NON-TACTICAL AUTOMATIC DATA PROCESS (SNAP) AUTOMATED MEDICAL SYSTEM
SAMS
300
Naval Dental Treatment Facilities Priority Categories Cat. 4.
Retired members of the uniformed services and their family members (including family members of deceased retired members)
300
The temporary dental record must, at a minimum contain the following forms:
Privacy Act Statement, DD 2005
Dental Health Questionnaire, NAVMED 6600/3
Dental Treatment Form, EZ603A
300
FEDERAL SUPPLY CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM 6532
6532 Hospital and Surgical Clothing and Related Special Purpose Items
300
Many similar cells that all develop together from the same part of an embryo and all perform a certain function.
TISSUE LEVEL
400
The primary mission of the medical battalion is to provide:
Casualty collection
Emergency treatment
Temporary hospitalization
Specialized surgery
Evacuation
400
The policies governing this program are outlined in OPNAVINST 6110.1 series,
Physical Readiness Program.
400
NAVMED 6150/21 is what color folder
400
National Stock Number is a XX-digit stock number
13-digit stock number
400
tissue consists of a meshwork of thin fibers that interlace in all directions, giving the tissue both elasticity and tensile strength.
Areolar Connective Tissue
500
In an emergency environment, the dental battalion’s primary mission is
emergency care to ensure long term dental health maintenance.
500
The guiding instruction for HIPAA Security is
DoD 8580.02-R series, DoD Health Information Security Regulation.
500
Who is the official responsible for administering and supervising the execution of SECNAVINST 5211.5 series, Department of the Navy Privacy Act Program (PAP), as it pertains to the Health Care Treatment Record System.
Surgeon General of the Navy
500
This form is an official purchase order document and is required whenever an open market order is placed with a vendor.
DD Form 1155
500
Sebaceous glands are found in most parts of the skin except
in the soles of the feet and the palms of the hand