MANMED Chapter 15 - Physical Examinations and Standards for Enlistment, Commission, and Special Duty

Question 1

What form is the Report of Medical History?

Answer 1

DD 2807-1

Question 2

What form is the Report of Medical Examination?

Answer 2

DD 2808

Question 3

In which block of the DD 2808 will significant Diagnosis be listed?

Answer 3

block 77

Question 4

What abbreviation would be used to notate a non-disqualifying condition on a DD 2808

Answer 4

NCD - not considered disqualifying

Question 5

What abbreviation would be used to notate a disqualifying condition on a DD 2808?

Answer 5

CD - Considered Disqualifying

Question 6

How would a condition noted on a DD 2808 be notated if the examiner is uncertain whether the condition is disqualifying?

Answer 6

PD - Potentially Disqualifying

Question 7

How long must the facility conducting a physical examination keep a copy of the exam on file?

Answer 7

2 years

Question 8

For how long are completed physical examinations considered valid?

Answer 8

2 years

Question 9

Under what conditions can an “addendum to medical history” be used to complete a physical exam?

Answer 9

If more than 90 days but less than 2 years have elapsed since most recent exam.

Question 10

Within how many days should recruit screening examinations be conducted?

Answer 10

Within 14 days of reporting to recruit training

Question 11

What two forms are used for re-enlistment physicals?

Answer 11

DD 2807-1 and a SF 600

Question 12

For applicants into the U.S. Naval Academy, who has the exclusive responsibility for scheduling and reviewing all medical examinations?

Answer 12

Department of Defense Medical Examination Review Board (DODOMERB)

Question 13

Within what window should separation physicals be done in?

Answer 13

within 180 days of the member’s last active duty day

Question 14

Separation physical’s are required for reservists if they have be on active duty for how many days?

Answer 14

31 or more consecutive days

Question 15

During the separation physical, what laboratory study will be offered to any service member over the age of 35?

Answer 15

Hepatitis C antibodies

Question 16

What forms are included in the separation physical?

Answer 16

SF 600
DD 2807
DD 2697 - Report of medical assessment
DD 2808 - if indicated

Question 17

What are the requirements for enlistment for color vision when testing the Pseudo-isochormaitc plates (PIP)?

Answer 17

Correctly identifying 10 out of 14 PIPs

Question 18

What is the passing score of the Fransworth Lantern (FALANT), when testing color vision?

Answer 18

9 out of 9 on 1st attempt

16, 17 or 18 correct on 2nd attempt

Question 19

When should a woman have her first screening for Cervical Cancer?

Answer 19

age 21 - regardless of sexual Hx

Question 20

How often is cervical cytology required for women ages 21-29?

Answer 20

every 3 years

Question 21

At what interval should woman ages 30 and over be screened for cervical cancer and what additional tests should be performed?

Answer 21

cytology every 5 years with HPV co-testing
or
every 3 years by cytology alone if HPV not available

Question 22

At what age do women require a clinical breast exam and screening mammography?

Answer 22

ages 40-75

Question 23

At what age should woman begin to have an annual clinical breast exam and receive education about breast self examination?

Answer 23

age 21

Question 24

During a woman’s annual well-woman exam, what form is utilized to document health counseling?

Answer 24

DD 2766

Question 25

Within how many days should normal Pap smear results be provided to the patient?

Answer 25

30 days abnormal results ASAP

Question 26

Within how many days should screening mammogram results be provided to the patient?

Answer 26

30 days

Question 27

Within how many days should diagnostic mammogram results be provided to the patient?

Answer 27

ASAP