CH5: Medical Logistics Flashcards

(27 cards)

1
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Define NAVMEDLOGCOM.

A

Naval Medical Logistics Command

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2
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Who established the standard organizational structure for Medical Logistics Departments?

A

BUMED

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3
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Define NAVSUP.

A

Naval Supply Systems Command

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4
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What is the purpose of NAVSUP?

A

Institute standardized supply procedures

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5
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What is the threshold for a micro-purchase?

A

under $3000

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6
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What is a competitive threshold?

A

over $3000

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7
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Define requisition.

A

An order from an activity that is requesting material or services from another activity.

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8
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Define repair part.

A

Any item that has an application and appear in:

  • allowance parts list (APL)
  • stock number sequence list (SNSL)
  • integrated stock list (ISL)
  • Naval Ship Systems Command drawings
  • manufacturer’s handbook
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9
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How is a standard stock identified?

A

National Item Identification number (NIIN)

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10
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What is FSC?

A

Federal Supply Classification

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11
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The FSC is made up of what two-digit numeric codes?

A

Federal supply group and federal supply class

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12
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What are the two ways supply levels are expressed?

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Numerical terms and “months of usage”

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13
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What is the most common and best method to use in accounting for the amount of items used?

A

months of usage

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14
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What are the four measurements of the supply level?

A
  1. Operating
  2. Safety
  3. Stockage
  4. Requisitioning
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15
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Define operating level.

A

The amount needed to sustain operations between shipments, usually 7 days

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16
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Define safety level.

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Amount maintained in the case a new shipment does not arrive on time, 14 days of supply

17
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Define stockage.

A

Minimum amount to support operations, op + safety = stockage

18
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Define requisitioning.

A

Maximum amount that should be kept on hand, quantity that will be consumed in between shipments

19
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What form is used to order standard stock items with a NSN?

20
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What form is used for items without a NSN?

21
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What is the document number for requisition and invoice shipping?

22
Q

List the types of inventories.

A
  1. Controlled substances
  2. Bulkhead-to-bulkhead
  3. Specific commodity
  4. Special material
  5. Spot inventory
  6. Location surveys
  7. Velocity
  8. Random sampling
  9. Department
  10. War
23
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Define controlled substances.

A

Conducted monthly, unannounced inventory done by members of the Controlled Substances Inventory Board

24
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What form is the Single Line Item Release/Receipt Document?

25
What items are required for the Single Line DD1348?
- Date - Circle quantity accepted - Sign
26
What items are used in the receiving process?
1. Order for supplies for quotations (DD 1155) 2. Request for contractual procurement (NAVCOMPT 2276) 3. Material inspection and receiving (DD 250)
27
What form is to report a discrepancy (ROD)?
SF 364