HM MAN ch 14: physical examinations Flashcards
(46 cards)
which chapter of the MANMED discusses physicals?
chapter 15
what are the four types of routine physical examinations?
- entrance
- PHA
- Reenlistment
- Separation
Entrance physical examination results are documented on what two forms?
DD 2807 report of medical examination
DD 2808 report of medical history
how frequent must PHAs be performed?
annually
what is the purpose of a reenlistment examination?
to ensure no new medial conditions have developed or previously diagnosed conditions have materially changed
is a complete medical examination required if there is a valid examination in the service member’s health record for a reenlistment exam?
no
Reenlistment examination results are documented on what two forms?
DD 2807 report of medical examination
DD 2808 report of medical history
when is a PHA considered complete?
When the member has met all individual medical requirements
Separation examinations are required for personnel separating from the Navy, the Marine Corps, and Activated reservist serving __ consecutive days or greater on active duty.
31
A thorough physical examination must be completed not less that ___ days form the last day served on active duty for a separation exam.
180
what documents are used for a MEB or PEB member separation from the Navy or Marines?
the MEB or PEB documents
for service members found “unfit for continued naval service” what will be generated stating member found untif and processed for separation?
SF 600
what are two situations in which a PA or Nurse Practisioner may perform a special duty exam?
if a MO or DOD physician is not available
workload is too great
What are the single most important factor in determining fitness for duty in today’s Navy?
medical evaluation
Processing time should not exceed __ working days to report TLD.
5
what form is used to complete separation exams?
DD 2697
what form is used to complete suitability screening for members that have orders for overseas and remote duty locations.
NAVMED 1300/1
what is the most important test of eye function?
visual acuity
what are the three accepted methods for testing visual acuity?
- snellen chart
- jaeger cards
- armed forces vision tester (AFVT)
what is the first step in testing for visual acuity ?
find out if the PT wears corrective eyewear
what blocks are used on the 2808 for visual acuity?
blocks 61 and 63
when hanging the snellen chart on the wall ensure that the 20/20 line is __ inches from the floor.
64 inches
direct the examinees to stand how far away from a snellen chart?
20 feet
record the smallest line read on the snellen chart from the 20 foot distance on which block of the 2808?
block 61