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- 1. Open EndedDefine medical readiness classifications and deployability
- 2. Open EndedRecognize profiling basics associated with Soldier readiness and deployability
- 3. Open EndedRecognize and discuss tools that Commanders and Leaders use to manage medical readiness
- 4. Open EndedWhat does MRC stand for?
- 5. Open EndedWhat MRC is this? Includes Temporary Profiles ≤ 7 days in length.
- 6. Open EndedWhat MRC is this? -Soldier is deficient in one of the following: -Hearing Readiness Class 4 (current within 13 months) -Vision Readiness Class 4 (current within 15 months) -DNA (Drawn/on file with DoD Repository) -HIV (Drawn/validated with DoD Repository) -Immunizations current/ valid exception, HepA, HepB, TDA, MMR, Polio, Varicella, (Influenza) Individual Medical Equipment (1MI, 2pr eye glasses, MCEP-I, MWT, Hearing Aid w/Batteries) -Temporary Profiles > 7 days but ≤ 30 days in length.
- 7. Open EndedWhat does DRC mean
- 8. Open EndedMRC1
- 9. Open EndedWhat classification is Soldier? Medical doctors notes or temporary profiles are a one time recovery period NTE 7 days, such as an ankle sprain or sickness.
- 10. Open EndedTo be MRC1, Soldiers may be DRC classified as ?
- 11. Open EndedMRC2
- 12. Open EndedWhat are the 7 elements comprising MRC2
- 13. Open EndedWhat MRC is this? Deficient in one of the following: Deployment Limiting (DL)1: Temp Profile > 30 days DL2: Dental Readiness Class 3 DL3: Pregnancy** DL4: Perm profile indicating a MOS Administrative Retention Review DL5: Perm profile indicating a Medical Evaluation Board DL6: Perm profile indicating a Non-Duty related Physical Evaluation Board DL7: Perm profile with a deployment /assignment restriction code (F,V,X)
- 14. Open EndedMRC3
- 15. Open EndedThe 6(7 for Reserve/NG) elements comprising MRC3
- 16. Open EndedWho makes deployable determinations on temporary profile >30 Days and DRC3?
- 17. Open EndedWhat MRC is this?
- 18. Fill in the BlankIn general, of the total population of Soldiers who are not deployable, 20% are due to ____ reasons, 80% are due to _____ reasons.
- 19. Open EndedDL means
- 20. Open EndedDL1
- 21. Open EndedDL2
- 22. Open EndedDL3
- 23. Open EndedDL4
- 24. Open EndedDL5
- 25. Open EndedDL6
- 26. Open EndedDL7
- 27. Open EndedCode F
- 28. Open EndedCode V
- 29. Open EndedCode X
- 30. Open EndedWhat does MEB stand for
- 31. Open EndedWhat is a MEB
- 32. Open EndedWhat does MRDP stand for
- 33. Open EndedWhat does ND-PEB stand for
- 34. Open EndedWhat is a ND-PEB
- 35. Open EndedWhat is a MAR2
- 36. Open EndedWhat does MAR2 stand for
- 37. Open EndedWhat qualifies for a Soldiers permanent 3/4 profile
- 38. Open EndedWhat is a good online resource for medical readiness
- 39. Open EndedWhat is the Medical Protection System
- 40. Open EndedWhat are MEDPROS and Commanders Portal
- 41. Open EndedProvides detailed medical readiness information, i.e type of immunization due (ELO:Recognize accurate, effective utilization of the Medical Readiness Read application)
- 42. Open EndedInformation displayed by requirement due or date; eliminating PHI
- 43. Open EndedMultiply report functionality for drilling down specific medical readiness deficiencies
- 44. Open EndedHierarchy level reports capturing holistic picture of units medical readiness
- 45. Open EndedIncludes attached Soldiers in unit medical readiness through taskforce creation
- 46. Open EndedProvides holistic picture of the units medical readiness, empowering command teams decision for deployability (ELO:Recognize accurate, effective utilization of the Commanders Portal)
- 47. Open EndedCommunication tool between Commander and Provider
- 48. Open EndedTimely review of Soldiers profiles
- 49. Open EndedTiered roles to view units medical readiness, protecting Soldier Protected Health Information (PHI)
- 50. Open EndedWho is this in Commanders Portal: Full views of the profiles, messaging capabilities, and deployment determinations (DL 1 and 2)
- 51. Open EndedWho is this in Commanders Portal: Limited view of the profiles and deployment determinations (DL 1 and 2)
- 52. Open EndedWho is this in Commanders Portal: Limited view of the profiles
- 53. Open EndedWho can write profiles?
- 54. Open EndedPULHES
- 55. Open EndedCode S
- 56. Open EndedCode T
- 57. Open EndedCode W
- 58. Open EndedCode Y
- 59. Open EndedEvery NCO conducting an APFT does not need to know the Soldier's health details, but does require a ?
- 60. Open EndedThe ___ describes the Soldier's availability to take the APFT, to include those on a temporary profile. Examples where this could be relevant may include (but are not limited to) dental, behavioral health, or medication profiles
- 61. Open EndedThe expiration date of the profile can or can not be different from the date the Soldier can take the APFT.
- 62. Open EndedThe APFT may be considered a record event as long as ____ is completed
- 63. Fill in the BlankThe execution of the APFT is a _____ function, informed by the Soldier's availability to take the APFT.
- 64. Open EndedTrue or False There is no more post profile recovery period.
- 65. Open EndedThe new profile tracks the total number of days a Soldier has been on a profile, as well as the number of days for each profiled condition. These additions will provide better ___ to providers and commanders, and should facilitate prompt referral of Soldiers to Integrated Disability Evaluation System (IDES).
- 66. Open EndedDemographic information comes from the
- 67. Open EndedCompany Commander for Active duty will review the profiles within ___ days of being written
- 68. Open EndedReserve Commanders will review the profiles within ___ days of being written
- 69. Open EndedThe system updates Commanders profile ___ after the provider signs it, this can be longer for permanent profiles as two providers must sign the form.
- 70. Open EndedA Battalion Commander (Senior Commander) be tracking a Soldier that's a temporary profile if number of consecutive days reached his/her review time. Number of days?
- 71. Open EndedA Brigade Commander (Senior Commander) be tracking a Soldier that's a temporary profile if number of consecutive days reached his/her review time. Number of days?
- 72. Open EndedA General Officer Command (Senior Commander) be tracking a Soldier that's a temporary profile if number of consecutive days reached his/her review time. Number of days?
- 73. Open EndedWhy is the Commander's signature needed on the profile?
- 74. Open EndedThe signature will be electronically captured when the commander ___ the profile in the commander's portal.
- 75. Open EndedService members who are considered non-deployable for more than ___ consecutive months will be evaluated for retention determinations or, as appropriate, referral into the ___
- 76. Open EndedIT Solutions 1. Gives the Soldiers and CDRs the ability to view Medical Readiness and correct deficiencies; 2. CDRs can make deployability determinations on Soldiers with limited physical ability; 3. Increase ___ of Medical Readiness and deployability across the force.
- 77. Open EndedThere is no greater priority than
- 78. Open EndedName 3 examples of doctrine for medical readiness (Identify policy related to readiness and promoting deployability)
- 79. Open EndedName 3 examples of references for medical readiness
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