NAVEDTRA 14295B, Hospital Corpsman – Qs & As Within how many hours of a casualty are COs required to write a letter to the appropriate NOK? (Page 25-4) Correct Ans - 48 All remains should be inspected in accordance with what series after preparation of remains but prior to shipment? (Page 25-10) Correct Ans - OPNAVINST 5360.1 What are provided to accompany remains to ensure prompt, safe delivery, to show respect to the decedent, and as an indication of the Navy's desire to help the NOK? (Page 25-12) Correct Ans - Escorts How many classifications of national cemeteries are there? (Page 25-17) Correct Ans - 3 What program provides professional mortuary services, supplies, and related services incident to the care and disposition of remains of persons eligible for these services? (Page 25-1) Correct Ans - Current Death Program Chronological progress reports should be dispatched every 24 hours to BUMED and Navy Casualty Office, with the appropriate information addressees directed by OPNAVINST 5360.1 series when search, recovery, and identification operations continue for more than how many hours?(Page 25-6) Correct Ans - 36 Three signed copies of what form will accompany the remains to CONUS when death occurs OCONUS? (Page 25-15) Correct Ans - DD 2064 Annual contracts are awarded to funeral directors serving the local area of activities anticipating how many or more deaths per year? (Page 25-7) Correct Ans - 3 Remains may be refrigerated for short periods pending arrival of a transportation vessel or arrival of the government embalmer. To minimize cellular deterioration, remains should be refrigerated above the freezing point at 36° to what temperature? (Page 25-9) Correct Ans - 40°F 1 / 4
What program consists of search, recovery, identification, care, and disposition of the remains of deceased personnel for whom the Department of the Navy is responsible? (Page 25-1) Correct Ans - Decedent Affairs Program What instruction contains decedent affairs procedures? (Page 25-1) Correct Ans - OPNAVNST 5360.1 CACOs are assigned for a period of 90 days to how many months depending on the needs of the families? (Page 25-4) Correct Ans - 9 When remains are transferred from an overseas activity to a CONUS point of entry, how many signed copies of the DD Form 2064 must accompany the remains? (Page 25-9) Correct Ans - 3 What publication states that when an aircrew member dies while serving as an aircrew member on a military aircraft, the medical officer will recommend to the CO that an autopsy be performed to determine the cause of death? (Page 25-5) Correct Ans - NAVMED P-117 What program provides for permanent disposition of remains of persons buried in temporary cemeteries who could not be evacuated under the Concurrent Return Program? (Page 25-2) Correct Ans - Return of Remains Who serves as the person who directs all activities having to do with the deceased? (Page 25-1) Correct Ans - PADD What program combines the Current Death Program and Graves Registration Program? (Page 25-2) Correct Ans - Concurrent Return By what message precedence should personnel casualty reports be sent?(Page 25-3) Correct Ans - Priority Within how many hours after it is determined that a casualty has occurred must a casualty report be submitted in accordance with MILPERSMAN 1770-030, Personal Casualty Report Procedures? (Page 25-3) Correct Ans - 4 2 / 4
Authorized Decedent Affairs Program expenses are chargeable to the special open allotment held by what? (Page 25-15) Correct Ans - BUMED What program provides for the search, recovery, evacuation to a temporary cemetery or a mortuary, initial identification, disposition of personal effects found, and burial in the temporary cemeteries? (Page 25-2) Correct Ans - Graves Registration Postextraction alveolar osteitis is a condition that is commonly referred to as a "dry socket". It's a common occurrence following the surgical removal of mandibular molars, occurring in what percent of patients? (Page 24-10) Correct Ans - 20-25 What is an inflammation of the gingiva around a partially erupted tooth called? (Page 24-8) Correct Ans - Pericoronitis What occur when bacterial processes damage hard tooth structures? (Page 24-2) Correct Ans - Dental caries What are the most frequently injured facial bones after the nasal bones?(Page 24-14) Correct Ans - Mandible What do HMs observe when examining the oral structures, such as bleeding gums, carious lesion, or heavy deposits of plaque or calculus? (Page 24-1) Correct Ans - Signs What teeth does pericoronitis most often affect? (Page 24-8) Correct Ans - 17 and 32 What usually results from an infection of the pulpal tissue causing the pulp to become necrotic (die)? (Page 24-3) Correct Ans - Periapical abscess What is a general term used to denote inflammation of the oral mucosa?(Page 24-9) Correct Ans - Stomatitis 3 / 4
What is gingival tissue inflammation called? (Page 24-4) Correct Ans - Gingivitis What is a severe infection of the gingival tissue commonly referred to as trenchmouth called? (Page 24-5) Correct Ans - NUG What are a group of diseases that affect the periodontium that support and anchor the teeth called? (Page 24-4) Correct Ans - Periodontal diseases What is an inflammation of the pulp usually due to injury from dental caries or trauma called? (Page 24-2) Correct Ans - Acute pulpitis What does a patient report about his or her disease or injury such as a toothache or sore gums? (Page 24-1) Correct Ans - Sympton What involves progressive loss of the alveolar bone around the teeth, and if left untreated can lead to the loosening and subsequent loss of teeth? (Page 24-6) Correct Ans - Periodontitis Compared to gamma rays, neutrons can cause how many times greater damage to tissue? (Page 23-28) Correct Ans - 20 What is a multi range Radiac device that detects beta and gamma radiation? (Page 23-30) Correct Ans - AN/PDQ-1 When radiation interacts with atoms, energy is deposited, resulting in what? (Page 23-28) Correct Ans - Ionization The Roentgen equivalent man (Rem) along with what else are two other units that may be used to express radiation units? (Page 23-29) Correct Ans - Sievert (Sv) What is an essential component in preventing/reducing radiation exposure? (Page 23-31) Correct Ans - Shielding What may be defined as the spontaneous and instantaneous decomposition of the nucleus of an unstable atom with the accompanying emission of a
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