Below is a CDC A4n051: Emergency CARE and Transportation of the Sick and Injured! quiz. It is a perfect test to see how skilled you are when it comes to emergencies where you have to take people out of a scene. Think you know enough to get the top marks? Do give the quiz a try and get to find out for sure.
AFDD 1, Basic Doctrine
AFDD 1-1, Leadership and Force Development
AFDD 2-8, Command and Control
AFDD 4-02, Medical Operations
Recommends step by step actions
Directs the actions of the commanders
Guides commanders in using assets
Changes faster than Air Force guidance
Basic
Tactical
Operational
Foundational
The Environmental Protection Agency because they establish rules and regulation such as fuel economy
An automobile manufacturer such as Ford or Dodge because they design vehicles with broad functions and capabilities in mind
An automotive designer because they use historical data such as size and gas mileage to develop vehicle structure
A car buyer because they can choose specific qualities to fit their individual needs such as speed or safety factors
Significantly increase
Significantly decrease
Increased by only 10 percent
Decreased by only 10 percent
EMEDS Basic
EMEDS +10
EMEDS +25
All EMEDS have inpatient beds
Mental Health personnel and the air and space expeditionary force (AEF) or Expeditionary Medical Support (EMEDS) commander
Aerospace Medical Specialist and the AEF or EMEDS commander
Mental Health personnel and Aerospace Med Specialist with additional training
The AEF or EMEDS commanders and Aerospace Medical Specialist with additional training
12 hours for routine AE support, and 2 hours for urgent AE support
12 hours for routine AE support, and 4 hours for urgent AE support
24 hours for routine AE support, and 12 hours for urgent AE support
36 hours for routine AE support, and 24 hours for urgent AE support
32
51
86
94
4N000
4N031
N051
4N071
Group superintendent
Surgeon General
Air Force Career Field Manager
Career development course writer
First
Second
Third
Fifth
Chief Nurse
Command Chief
Career Field Manager
Medical Group Commander
Every 6 months
Annually
Every 3 years
Every 5 years
Commander
Supervisor
3-level
5-level
Maintain skills
Prevent lawsuits
Ensure promotion
To complete formal training course
Stateside base
Deployed setting
Reserve duty station
Air National Guard base
During shift change
On training days
In the afternoons
In the morning
Patient treatment plans
Patient treatment milestones
Training milestones for enlisted within the assigned area
Training goals and milestones for enlisted within the assigned area
Career Field Education and Training Plan (CFETP)
Air Force Training Records (AFTR)
Specialty Training Standard (STS)
Master Training Plan (MTP)
Edit MTP
View MTP
Delete MTP
Create/Edit MTP
The user must enter in a start month, end month, training days, training method, evaluation method, and training aid
The user must enter in all the fields to complete the MTP information
The user selects what method will be used for the training on the task
After confirmation, the user is redirected to the Edit MTP tasks page
MTP on the left and STS on the right
STS on the left and MTL on the right
797 on the right and 1098 on the left
UTL on the right and MAJCOM on the left
MTP tasks 5 and 7
MTL tasks 5 and 7
STS tasks 7 and 5
UTL tasks 7 and 5
Create/Edit DTL option from the AFTR Data/Duty Position menu
Edit DTL option from the AFTR Data/Duty menu
AFTR Data/Duty Position menu
AFTR Duty Position menu