SMDR REVIEW Flashcards
(68 cards)
Daily responsibilities of the SMDR:
Sick call log - submitted daily to the CO for endorsement
Immunizations
HREC maintenance
Eight O’clock reports - submitted to the COC
Weekly responsibilities of the SMDR:
Bacteriological testing of potable water
Preventive maintenance system checks and update weekly 3-M completion SKED program.
Bi-weekly responsibilities of the SMDR:
Stretcher Bearer Training
Pest control survey / spray. Enter results into TMIP
Monthly responsibilities of the SMDR:
Verify outstanding supply requisitions via MOV
Conduct food service sanitation inspection (DD 2973) to chain of command (COC)
Quarterly responsibilities of the SMDR:
Habitability sanitation inspections (laundry, barber shop, vending machines, ships stores, fitness facilities) pursuant to NAVMED P-5010 and submit reports to COC.
CSIB - (Monthly if transaction occurred) Submit report to CO via senior member of CSIB.
Validate current CBRN inventory and command demographics on the Joint Medical Asset Repository (JMAR) web site (formally SLEP).
Drills and exercises: basic first aid (11 basic wounds) and battle dressing station.
Semiannual responsibilities of the SMDR:
Complete an inventory of all emergency authorized medical allowance list (AMAL) gear and equipment.
Conduct a mass casualty drill
Annual responsibilities of the SMDR:
Submit long range training plan (based on the training cycle) to the Command Training Officer.
Conduct bulkhead to bulkhead inventory of medical storerooms.
Fleet Commander Responsibilities:
overall program oversight and coordination
MOU / MOA
Protocols for battle group commanders
Type Commander Responsibilities:
overall control and accountability for the program
Credentialing
QA records maintenance
Force Medical Master Chief Responsibilities:
- Program manger appointed in writing
- guidance to squadron senior corpsman on program
- advises program director on idc QA
- recommendations to director for enhancing IDC training
- assign squadron senior corpsman as assistant program managers
- serves as liaison
- oversees idc QA program through the group or squadron MO who is designated as the professional advisor and “non-physician health care provider supervisor”.
- In groups / squadrons without assigned Medical Officers, TYCOM must appoint a MO to perform these duties on an ADDU basis
Commanding Officer Responsibilities:
obtain immediate QA review for “patient deaths”
adverse pt response secondary to delay in tx or evacuation - reaction to tx or meds
submit adverse reports to TYCOM w/in 48 hrs
SMDR responsibilities:
when death occurs submit MFR w/in 4hrs
inform COC immediately if any pt is beyond the scope of care
seek immediate MO consult when ever there is a questionable case
maintain skill level w/in OPNAVINST 6400.1 series
minimum CME’s are 15 annually
countersign all SF-600 entries by junior HM’s
Provide a list to CO of all OTC medications which junior HM’s are trained and authorized to dispense
Where are the following found:
- organization responsibilities, MRA, MRI
- Med dept organizational manual shall be maintained (SUBMITTED BY SMDR TO CO FOR REVIEW)
- WQSB: posted each battle dressing station and main medical minimum of 4/BDS
- post deployment after action critique (submitted to Fleet commanders w/in 30 days of return)
Chapter 1 - General
Where are the following found:
BLS/AED
Shipboard PQS / HM PQS (6months to complete)
LRTP
I-Division
Specialty medical training
PB4T (chaired by XO, SMDR is member; usually meet weekly)
Chapter 2 - Training
Where are the following found:
- AMAL
- CSIB
- Med maintenance and repair program
- NAVMED 6700/3 medical equipment and maintenance record (maintained onboard ships w/out BMET or not supported by APL)
- 3M, OMMS, SKED
Chapter 3 - Fiscal/supply management
Where are the following found:
Motion sickness
discharge from unsuitability
women’s physical exams
first aid boxes (minimum of 40 on DDG)
Chapter 4 - Health Care
Where are the following found:
PMT
BACT TEST
Calcium Hypochlorite Storage
Chapter 5 - Environmental Health and Preventive Medicine Afloat
Where is the following found:
Casualty handling
naval ready reserve
medical joining report
CASEVAC
Chapter 6 - Medical Planning
Where are the following found:
ordering blood products
blood program administration
walking blood bank
Chapter 7 - Blood Program
Readiness Evaluation 3 (READ-E3)
TYCOM led validation event including: READ E 1 validation, and Command readiness assist visit (CRAV)
Training (T-1)
*LOK exams will be conducted on DC people and an average score of 80% must be achieved
- optimizes watch proficiency
- training on med equipment, basic first aid, pt transport, program management for medical personnel
- development of watch stander first aid
MRI are conducted by the *** within ** days of deployment and every ** months to assess readiness of shipboard medical departments…
by ISIC within 90 days of deployment and every 18 months
C-2
substantially ready 80%
C-3
Marginally ready 70%
