Aerospace Medical Service Apprentice Practice Test

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• Which principle emphasizes coordinated/integrated care?
• Which item is NOT part of daily huddle tasks?
• What is the goal of Performance Management?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Prime Remote?
• Which credential is required for upgrade to Journeyman Level (4N051)?
• What best describes the Health Care Provider's role in PCMH?
• Which statement describes TRICARE for Life costs?
• What is a duty of a Critical Care Technician as described in the material?
• Which item is NOT listed among Apprentice Level Requirements (4N031)?
• What primary function do NSAIDs (anti-inflammatory drugs) offer?
• Which of the following is a responsibility of Admin Support?
• In Aeromedical Evacuation, which role is described?
• What is the normal adult resting respiratory rate?
• Which action is a Hyperbaric duty?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Reserve Select enrollment?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Standard and Extra?
• Which task is a primary responsibility of an Aerospace Medical Service Technician?
• SEI 486 corresponds to which clinical service?
• In heat illness management, which assessment is essential during care?
• What is the primary concern regarding radiation exposure in aerospace medicine?
• In adult basic life support, what is the recommended compression-to-breathing ratio for a single rescuer?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Prime Remote eligibility?
• The scope of practice for the 4N0 specialty is defined in which document?
• Which organization is the service-specific component of the Air Force within the DoD health structure?
• In the PCMH context, what role does the Aerospace Medical Service Technician play?
• Apprentice level requirements are designated by _________.
• Which area does SEI 453 focus on?
• If direct pressure on a bleeding wound fails to stop the bleeding, what should you do?
• What is the recommended action if a mild asthma episode in flight does not improve after using the prescribed inhaler and ensuring oxygen?
• Which term describes reduced oxygen content of arterial blood due to lower ambient pressure at altitude?
• What item is covered in weekly team huddles?
• Name two signs of heat-related illness in aircrew.
• Which organ systems are primarily affected by carbon monoxide poisoning?
• Which statement best reflects AFMS Vision?
• What is a key consideration when a patient has an unknown spinal injury and no cervical collar on board?
• Anergy is defined as which?
• Which of the following is NOT a Joint Principle of PCMH?
• Which action is part of Hemodialysis duties?
• If decompression sickness is suspected in flight, what immediate actions should be taken?
• Why is hygiene and sanitation important in aerospace medicine?
• For upgrade to the Journeyman Level (4N051), which option is a correct total statement?
• SEI 453 designates which specialty area?
• In a Whole Person Orientation, who is responsible for knowing the patient?
• What is the basic first aid approach for a freely bleeding wound?
• In Whole Person Orientation, care is defined as what?
• During a diabetic emergency, which symptom set indicates rapid transport should be pursued?
• What is sterile technique and its primary purpose?
• What is essential for Coordinated/Integrated Care?
• Whose satisfaction is monitored according to the material?
• Which duty is included in Hemodialysis responsibilities?
• Which activity is performed by a Critical Care Technician?
• What skill level does 4N051 designate?
• What is the purpose of personal protective equipment (PPE) in the medical field?
• Which of the following statements best describes the approach to minimizing radiation exposure in aerospace medicine?
• Which statement is NOT a feature of PCMH?
• What is the normal resting heart rate range for healthy adults?
• Which task is performed by personnel in the Hemodialysis role?
• What is the overall objective of first aid in flight?
• What is an STS?
• Which SEI code is associated with Hemodialysis?
• Which category of hypoxia is caused by reduced oxygen-carrying capacity, such as anemia?
• What is the standard for hand hygiene in infection control?
• Within how many hours should telephone consult or message slips be completed?
• In Aeromedical Evacuation, which duty is performed?
• Under SEI 453 capabilities, which testing is included?
• Which feature is part of Enhanced Access to Care?
• Quality and Safety of Care emphasizes what about patients?
• Which of the following is one of the four AFSC Goals?
• Which of the following is a Special Duty Example?
• Which of the following best describes the role of SEI 453 in patient care?
• Which practice is best described by universal precautions?
• In Aeromedical Evacuation, what is performed pre flight and inflight?
• Which topic is commonly discussed in weekly team huddles?
• Which of the following statements best describes the approach to minimizing radiation exposure in aerospace medicine?
• How many empaneled patients are in the PCMH team configuration?
• In PCMH, who serves as the care manager to meet patient needs?
• Special Operations Command Medic duties include which of the following?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Prime participation benefits?
• Under Continuity, who will patients primarily be seen by?
• Which role augments search and rescue flying squadrons?
• Performance management is measured by what?
• What should be included during the hand-off to the receiving facility?
• What is the typical oxygen flow range for delivering oxygen through a simple face mask at flight-level needs?
• Which statement best describes SEI codes?
• Which AFSC is responsible for rendering medical, dental and emergency treatment and understands common disorders?
• What are typical signs of a diabetic emergency?
• Which atmospheric condition at altitude most directly reduces arterial oxygen content available to tissues?
• Which Joint Principle refers to the coordination and management of the care team within PCMH?
• Which statement NOT part of AFMS Vision?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Reserve Select payment?
• Which statement best describes the Military Health System (MHS) and AFMS relationship?
• For a suspected spinal injury during aeromedical transport, which actions are recommended?
• CFETP stands for?
• How should analgesics be distinguished from anti-inflammatory drugs?
• In PCMH, what function does the nurse perform?
• Which statement best describes the 'Front line preventionist' role?
• Which AFSC provides, supervises and manages patient care of beneficiaries to include flying and special operational duty personnel?
• If their PCM is not available, with whom can the patient schedule?
• In addition to oxygen, which device is essential for monitoring and life support in AE?
• Which category of hypoxia results from pooling of blood and reduced cerebral perfusion due to circulation issues?
• Conflict in patient care is defined as what?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Standard and Extra enrollment status?
• Which category of hypoxia is caused by cells unable to utilize oxygen due to poisoning, such as cyanide?
• Team huddles aim to re-establish awareness of the situation and reinforce plans in place, and assess the need to adjust the plan. Which option describes this purpose?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Prime benefits at the care level?
• Which description best defines the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model?
• What are the two common types of aviation oxygen masks used in flight operations?
• What is the typical systolic blood pressure range for a healthy adult?
• For decompression sickness, which sequence of actions is recommended in flight?
• What is the first step in resolving conflict?
• Which of the following best explains the purpose of oxygen during aeromedical transport?
• Which two pieces are essential in aeromedical evacuation?
• What is the purpose of the CFETP?
• In a suspected stroke among an aircrew member, how should evaluation and management proceed?
• Which task is included among the duties of an Aerospace Medical Service Technician?
• What is the role of immunizations in aircrew medical readiness?
• Which statement best describes how handoffs are managed in Coordinated/Integrated Care?
• Which methods are commonly used to deliver oxygen to aircrew in flight?
• What is the role of the flight surgeon in the aero-medical environment?
• Which action is advised when addressing cold-weather injuries to avoid worsening tissue damage?
• What does aeromedical risk assessment involve?
• What is the recommended immediate treatment for suspected hypoxia during flight?
• What are the four principal categories of hypoxia recognized in aviation medicine?
• What chest compression rate is recommended for adult CPR?
• How should cold-weather injuries be addressed in flight operations?
• Special Duty availability: which statement is true?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Standard and Extra provider options?
• Which items are included in daily team huddles?
• Most special duties are not available until after a member completes their 5 level.
• IDMT duties include performing pharmacy, laboratory, bioenvironmental, immunizations, public health, medical logistics, and medical administration.
• Which task is part of Hyperbaric operations?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Prime?
• Which term is one of the MHS Quadruple Aim goals?
• What is aeromedical evacuation (AE)?
• What is the universal precautions principle?
• Which document contains all requirements for an SEI?
• In carbon monoxide poisoning, to what does carbon monoxide bind to reduce oxygen delivery?
• Which of the following is listed as a PCMH role?
• SEI stands for which of the following?
• What is the purpose of providing 100% oxygen to a hypoxic aircrew member?
• Which statement describes a Hyperbaric role?
• In Aeromedical Evacuation, which task is described?
• Which statement describes TRICARE for Life enrollment status?
• Which task is performed under SEI 453?
• What is the purpose of aeromedical evacuation within the Air Force Aerospace Medical Service?
• During CPR for an average adult, how deep should chest compressions be performed to ensure effectiveness?
• Which Air Force specialty is responsible for neurological patient examination, treatment, and diagnostic procedures?
• Who owns the management within the provider team approach?
• Which factors associated with altitude exposure can degrade performance?
• Which two aviation-related types of hypoxia are commonly recognized?
• What term describes a fever?
• In wound care, sterile technique belongs to which domain?
• How many parts does the CFETP contain?
• Parts of the CFETP include which of the following statements?
• What is the standard portable oxygen delivery configuration used on aircraft?
• Which of the following are common signs or symptoms of decompression sickness?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Standard and Extra in terms of claims processing?
• CFETP stands for Career Field Education and Training Plan.
• Decompression sickness occurs when gas bubbles form in tissues due to rapid decompression; what are typical causes in aircrew?
• When an automated external defibrillator (AED) is available during CPR, what is the proper action?
• Which equipment is included in the standard portable oxygen delivery configuration used on aircraft?
• Which vital sign is most sensitive to early shock detection?
• What is the primary objective of first aid in flight?
• Which statement about the CFETP and SEIs is true?
• To become an Aerospace Medical Service Technician, you must complete how many phases?
• What does PCMH stand for?
• Before deployment, what should be verified about a service member's immunizations?
• Which item is NOT a Basic PCMH Principle?
• Control of Templates: Who has control?
• Describe the essential concept of hand-off and chain-of-custody during aeromedical evacuation.
• Which statement correctly identifies pyrexia?
• Which of the following is a Basic PCMH Principle?
• In Aeromedical Evacuation, which duty is described?
• What policy guidance ensures aircrew readiness regarding vaccines?
• What is the AFMS Mission?
• Heat illness requires prompt initial management. Which statement best describes its management?
• Which statement describes TRICARE for Life?
• In a patient-centered medical home, what is the primary role of a personal physician?
• In Aeromedical Evacuation, which duty is included?
• What is the primary mission of the Air Force Aerospace Medical Service?
• Which statement describes the relationship between specialized SEI areas and their codes?
• Which Joint Principle focuses on treating the patient as a whole person?
• How should a mild asthma episode be managed in flight?
• Which statement best describes the Purposes of Team Huddles?
• Provider Templates: what is their function?
• Which statement best defines Specialty Training Standard (STS)?
• What is a common life-threatening allergic reaction sign?
• What skill level does 4N031 designate?
• Which statement describes TRICARE Reserve Select eligibility?
• What is the purpose of medical records during aeromedical evacuation?
• Daily team huddles include which task?
• Enhanced Access to Care includes expanded hours of care and which of the following?
• What are common early signs of hypoxia in aircrew?
• Which statement best describes the difference between daily and weekly huddles?
• Which are the types of team huddles?