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0.1 percent.
10 percent.
25 percent.
50 percent.
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Absorption hazards.
Inhalation hazards.
Ingestion hazards.
Injection hazards.
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Vision
Mission
Leadership
Directional
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Flight Medicine
Health Promotion
Aerospace physiology
Bioenvironmental Engineering
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Temperature and atmospheric pressure.
Atmospheric pressure only.
Mass and weight.
Mass only.
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0.1 percent.
10 percent.
25 percent.
50 percent.
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A framework that supports and protects the soft organs of the body.
Adjustments which contribute to joint stability.
And maintain homeostasis.
Movement and support.
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Contracts strong and rhythmically.
Contracts slowly and rhythmically.
Is dependent upon neighboring muscle fibers.
Acts independently of neighboring muscle fibers.
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Container of methane gas and carbon dioxide gas.
Beaker of ethyl alcohol dissolved in water.
Beaker of sodium hydroxide.
Container of argon gas.
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Carbon disulfide.
Hydrogen cyanide.
Asbestos.
Mercury.
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Closest to the nucleus.
Outermost.
Innermost.
Middle.
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Buffered.
Alkaline.
Neutral.
Acidic.
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Ciliary body.
Choriod.
Retina.
Iris.
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Nerve endings in the dermis.
Hornlike protein material called keratin.
Overlapping arrangement of epidermal cells.
Secretion of sebum by the sebaceous glands.
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Absorbed.
Eliminated.
Maintained.
Converted to energy.
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Air Force Surgeon General
Secretary of the Air Force
Major Command Surgeon General
Chief of Staff of the Air Force
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A. the Air Force Inspection Agency and the Environmental Protection Agency.
B. the Air Force Medical Operations and the Air Force Inspection Agency.
C. Civil Engineering and the Environmental Protection Agency.
D. Civil Engineering and the Air Force Inspection Agency.
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Atomic number.
Atomic weight.
Element.
Valence.
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Hearing loss.
Cervical strain.
Hypersensitivity.
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
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Operational risk management
Garrison equals deployed
Health risk assessment
Identify and analyze
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MNBC Team.
PAM Team.
Air Force Radiation Assessment Team.
Medical Global Reach Laydown Team.
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Solid and liquid.
Liquid and gas.
Liquid only.
Gas only.
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Increases, temperature increases.
Increases, temperature decreases.
Increases, temperature remains constant.
Decreases, temperature remains constant.
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Growth of a cell until it divides and becomes two new cells.
Division of the nuclear material and of the cytoplasm.
Determining factor in how the cell will function.
Period between two successive cell divisions.
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Muscle.
Nervous.
Epithelial.
Connective.
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Slightly movable.
Freely movable.
Immovable.
Rigid.
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Public Health
Health Promotion
Occupational Medicine
Bioenvironmental Engineering
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Environmental, Safety and Occupational Health Council.
Occupational and Environmental Health Working Group.
Aerospace Occupational and Environmental Council.
Aerospace Medicine Council.
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Atomic number.
Atomic weight.
Electron number.
Electron weight.
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Decreases, volume increases.
Decreases, volume decreases.
Decreases, volume remains constant.
Increases, volume remains constant.
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Decreased pulse rate.
Increased respiration.
Loss of consciousness.
Obstruction of bronchioles.
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Transpiration.
Condensation.
Evaporation.
Migration.
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Size.
Shape.
Reactivity.
Temperature.
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A. contributing to the Occupational and Health Working Group.
B. participating with the Confined Space Program team.
C. resolving a community health issue.
D. reviewing engineering designs.
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MNBC Team.
PAM Team.
Air Force Radiation Assessment Team.
Medical Global Reach Laydown Team.
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Reproduce slowly.
Reproduce rapidly.
Are tightly packed together.
Are loosely packed together.
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Break down proteins, fats and starches.
Maintain normal pH of the blood.
Metabolize toxic substances.
Increase insulin production.
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Not vital to the individual’s survival.
Critical for defense against diseases.
Maintains homeostasis for survival.
Vital for the metabolic processes.
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A chronic exposure.
An acute exposure.
A chronic effect.
An acute effect.
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Restore health
Prevent casualties
Enhance human performance
Ensuring a fit and health force
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Break down protein, carbohydrates, acids, and foreign substances that may enter the cell.
Promote electron transport and the citric and fatty acid cycles.
Separate and protect a cell from its surrounding environment.
Break down toxic substances and distribute proteins.
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Sunburned eyeballs.
Collapsed sclera.
Burst retina.
Cataracts.
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Absorption hazards.
Inhalation hazards.
Ingestion hazards.
Injection hazards.
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Absorption.
Inhalation.
Ingestion.
Injection.
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Inflammation of mucous membranes of the respiratory tract.
Destruction of tissue due to contact with material.
Reduction of the body’s capacity to use oxygen.
Depression of the central nervous system.
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Use already formed organic compounds as a basis for food.
Can be further categorized as phagotrophs or saprotrophs.
Are classified by their type of respiration.
Manufacture their own food entirely.
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Ability to provide defensive measures during a contingency
Ability to achieve Afir Force Medical Service objectives
Health service support the medics bring to the fight
War-fighting skills the medics bring to the fight
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Percent by mass of the compound.
Saturation rate of the compound.
Concentration of the compound.
Hazards of the compound.
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