BUMEDINST 1300.2a, Suitability Screening, Medical Assignment Screening, And Exceptional Family Member Program (Efmp)

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Which of the following is NOT covered by BUMEDINST 1300.2?

• Medical, dental, and educational suitability screening

• EFMP identification and enrollment

• Medical assignment screening

• All of these above are covered

In accordance with BUMEDINST 1300.22, the commanding officer of the transferring (parent) command will ensure that each service and family member is screened within what time period? 

• 30 days prior to transfer

• 30 days of receipt of transfer orders

• 90 days prior to transfer

• 90 days of receipt of transfer orders

Service members will complete medical assignment screening not later than how many days after returning to duty following a period of medically restricted duty or a finding of “fit for continued Naval service” by a Physical Evaluation Board?

• 10 days

• 15 days

• 21 days

• 90 days

BUMEDINST __________(series) is the Navy's instruction pertaining to Suitability Screening, Medical Assignment Screening, and Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Identification and Enrollment.

__________ 1300.2 (series) is the Navy's instruction pertaining to Suitability Screening, Medical Assignment Screening, and Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Identification and Enrollment.

BUMEDINST 1300.2 (series) is the Navy's instruction pertaining to __________ (1 word) Screening, Medical Assignment Screening, and Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) Identification and Enrollment.

BUMEDINST 1300.2 (series) is the Navy's instruction pertaining to Suitability Screening, Medical Assignment Screening, and __________(1 word) Family Member Program (EFMP) Identification and Enrollment.

Service members and their families are to receive suitability screenings within how many days of receipt of transfer orders?

• 7 days

• 15 days

• 30 days

• 45 days

Service members and their families are to receive suitability screenings within 30 days of receipt of transfer orders.

• True

• False

Service members and their families are to receive suitability screenings within 60 days of receipt of transfer orders. 

• True

• False

Service members and their families are to receive suitability screenings within __________ days of receipt of transfer orders.

Which type of duty is performed in the US (including Hawaii and Alaska) land-based activities where service members are not required to be absent from their duty station in excess of 150 days per year; or long term schooling of 18 months or more.

• Type 1

• Type 2

• Type 3

• Type 4

Which type of duty is performed in commissioned vessels and deployable squadrons homeported in the US (including Hawaii and Alaska); or duty performed in US land-based activities and embarked staffs which require service members to operate away from their duty stations in excess of 150 days per year.

• Type 1

• Type 2

• Type 4

• Type 5

Which type of duty assignments are considered "Operational Duty Assignments?"

• Type 1 and Type 2

• Type 2 and Type 4

• Type 1 and Type 4

• Type 1, Type 2, and Type 4

Navy Type 2 and Type 4 assignments are considered "Operational Duty Assignments."

• True

• False

Navy Type 3 and Type 4 assignments are considered "Operational Duty Assignments."

• True

• False

Which of the following forms is the Report of Medical History?

• DD Form 2807

• DD Form 2808

• NAVMED Form 2807

• NAVMED Form 2808

Which of the following forms is the Report of Medical Examination?

• EZ 603

• DD Form 2808

• NAVPERS 1300/1

• NAVMED Form 2808

Which of the following is NOT covered by BUMEDINST 1300.2?

• Medical assignment screening

• Medical, dental, and educational suitability screening

• EFMP identification and enrollment

• All of these above are covered

In accordance with BUMEDINST 1300.22, the commanding officer of the transferring (parent) command will ensure that each service and family member is screened within what time period?

• 30 days prior to transfer

• 90 days prior to transfer

• 30 days of receipt of transfer orders

• 90 days of receipt of transfer orders

Service members will complete medical assignment screening not later than how many days after returning to duty following a period of medically restricted duty or a finding of “fit for continued Naval service” by a Physical Evaluation Board?

• 10 days

• 15 days

• 21 days

• 30 days

Who is responsible for convening a medical board and placing a service member on temporary limited duty (TLD) when suitability screening identifies a medical condition that precludes a service member from performing the duties of his or her grade or rate or meeting anticipated requirements of future assignments ashore or at sea?

• Commanding Officer of MTF

• Commanding Officer of parent command

• Commanding Officer of gaining command

• Senior Medical Department Representative of parent command

Which of the following has the nomenclature, "Health Record, Dental"?

• SF 603

• NAVMED 1300/1

• DD Form 2792-1

• NAVMED 2808

Which of the following has the nomenclature, "Report of Medical Examination"?

• DD Form 2807

• NAVMED Form 2808

• DD Form 2808

• NAVMED 2808

Which of the following has the nomenclature, "Medical, Dental, and Education Suitability Screening for Service and Family Members"?

• DD Form 2807

• NAVMED 1300/1

• NAVPERS 1300/16

• NAVMED 2808

Which of the following has the nomenclature, "Report of Medical History"?

• DD Form 2807

• NAVMED 1300/1

• NAVPERS 1300/16

• DD Form 2808

DD Form 2808 is also known as the "__________ __________ ___________ __________."

SF 603 is also known as the "__________ __________ ___________."

NAVMED 1300/1 is also known as the "Medical, Dental, and __________ Suitability Screening for Service and Family Members."

Which of the following is a mandatory program that requires the identification and enrollment of family members with special needs for the purpose of assisting detailers/monitors in assigning service members to locations where the needs can be met?

• Suitability Screening Program (ESP)

• Early Intervention Services Program (EISP)

• Domestic Dependents with Special Needs Program (DDSNP)

• Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP)

Which type of duty is performed in the US (including Hawaii and Anchorage, Alaska), is land based activities where service members are not required to be absent from their duty station in excess of 150 days per year; or long-term schooling of 18 months or more?

• Type-1, Shore Duty

• Type-2, Shore Duty

• Type-3, Shore Duty

• Type-4, Shore Duty

Which type of duty is performed in commissioned vessels and deployable squadrons homeported in the US (including Hawaii and Alaska); or duty performed in US land-based activities and embarked staffs, which require service members to operate away from their duty stations in excess of 150 days per year?

• Type-1, Sea Duty

• Type-2, Sea Duty

• Type-4, Sea Duty

• Type-6, Sea Duty

Which type of duty is performed in overseas land-based activities, which does not require the service member to be absent more than 150 days per year, but is credited as sea duty due to the relative undesirability of the geographic area?

• Type-3, Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

• Type-4, Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

• Type-3b, Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

• Type-4b, Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

Which type of duty is performed in commissioned vessels and deployable squadrons homeported overseas; or duty performed in overseas land-based activities and embarked staffs, which require service members to operate away from their duty stations in excess of 150 days per year?

• Type-5, Forward Deployed Sea Duty

• Type-4, Overseas Sea Duty

• Type-3, Overseas Sea Duty

• Type-5, Overseas Sea Duty, Forward Deployed

Which type of duty is performed in overseas land-based activities, which are credited as shore duty for rotational purposes, where service members are not required to be absent from their duty stations in excess of 150 days per year?

• Type-1, Shore Duty

• Type-1, Overseas Duty

• Type-4, Overseas Shore Duty

• Type-6, Overseas Shore Duty

Which type of duty is known as “Type-1” duty?

• Sea Duty

• Shore Duty

• Overseas Shore Duty

• Overseas Sea Duty

Which type of duty is known as “Type-2” duty?

• Sea Duty

• Shore Duty

• Overseas Shore Duty

• Overseas Sea Duty

Which type of duty is known as “Type-3” duty?

• Shore Duty

• Overseas Shore Duty

• Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

• Overseas Sea Duty

Which type of duty is known as “Type-4” duty?

• Shore Duty

• Sea Duty

• Overseas Sea Duty

• Overseas Shore Duty

Which type of duty is known as “Type-6” duty?

• Overseas Shore Duty

• Shore Duty

• Overseas Sea Duty

• Overseas Remote Land-based Sea Duty

Remote duty locations are designated based on timely access to health care services.  Timely access for remote duty designation purposes is defined as what?

• 30 minutes of driving time under normal conditions

• 1 hour of driving time under normal conditions

• 90 minutes of driving time under normal conditions

• 2 hours of driving time under normal conditions

Remote duty locations are designated based on timely access to health care services.  Timely access for remote duty designation purposes is defined as 2 hours of driving time under normal conditions.

• True

• False