1.
Physical examinations of Navy and Marine Corps personnel, whether active or reserve, may be performed by which of the following?
A. 
B. 
C. 
Credentialed civilian contract physicians
D. 
2.
What entity is responsible for setting the physical standards for entry into the U.S. Navy?
A. 
Bureau of Naval Personnel
B. 
C. 
D. 
Chief of Naval Operations
3.
All of the following are functions of a medical board EXCEPT
A. 
Evaluating and reporting on diagnosis
B. 
Selection of personnel for special duty
C. 
Planning for treatment, rehabilitation, or convalescence
D. 
Estimating the length of further disability
4.
Family member screening is required even if a servicemember is accepting unaccompanied orders to an overseas duty station.
5.
What report is used when a member is expected to return to full duty status after being placed on limited duty?
A. 
Limited Duty (LIMDU) Board
B. 
C. 
Abbreviated Temporary Limited Duty (TLD) Medical Board
D. 
Physical Examination Board (PEB)
6.
Which of the following steps is appropriate when a servicemember is found not fit for duty after an initial TLD period of 6 months, but has a favorable prognosis and is expected to be returned to duty within 4 more months?
A. 
Administrative separation
B. 
Extension of 4 months to his TLD
C. 
Initiation of a second and final 6-month TLD
D. 
7.
What is the maximum length of time an individual may be held on limited duty without convening a formal board?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
8.
Who is responsible for verifying the content of a medical board?
A. 
B. 
C. 
The Patient Administration Limited Duty Coordinator
D. 
9.
A command endorsement is required on a formal medical board.
10.
A Sailor reports for her periodic physical examination and states that no changes have occurred in her medical status since her last physical. What entry, if any, would be appropriate to put in block 25 of her SF 93, Report of Medical History?
A. 
B. 
C. 
"No significant interval history"
D. 
Nothing; leave block 25 blank
11.
One method for testing near visual acuity is the
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
Pseudoisochromatic plates
12.
The preferred method for testing color vision is the
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
Pseudoisochromatic plates
13.
EKGs are performed routinely as part of a member’s physical examination once the member reaches the age of 35.
14.
The health record of a military member may be used for which of the following purposes?
A. 
Aid in determining claims
B. 
Determine physical fitness
C. 
Provide data for medical statistics
D. 
15.
Of the following, which is NOT considered a major category of the primary medical record?
A. 
B. 
C. 
D. 
16.
Secondary medical records, which are held separately from primary medical records, are not normally opened or maintained for active duty personnel. Under which of the following circumstances may a secondary medical record be established for an active member?
A. 
The member is to undergo surgery
B. 
The member is to go TAD for medical
treatment
C. 
The member is under investigation for domestic abuse
D. 
17.
What information should be included on the NAVMED 6150/20 of a member’s primary medical record with respect to the existence of a member’s secondary medical record?
A. 
Nature of secondary record
B. 
C. 
Clinic name, address, and phone number
D. 
18.
Custody of health records is generally vested in the medical department. On ships without a medical department representative, an individual retains custody of the record until which of the following times, if any?
A. 
B. 
Transfer with verification every 6 months
C. 
Transfer with annual verification
D. 
19.
When a member is hospitalized in a foreign nation and the ship departs port, the health record is
A. 
B. 
Turned over to the hospital
C. 
Forwarded to the nearest U.S. consulate or embassy
D. 
Turned over to another U.S. vessel in port
20.
Although considered privileged, release of information in the health record is required under the Freedom of Information Act.
21.
Under which of the following circumstances may an individual’s medical information be released to his authorized representative(s)?
A. 
When verbally requested by the individual
B. 
Upon request of the representative when adequate proof of the individual’s death can be provided
C. 
Upon proof that the individual has been declared mentally incompetent
D. 
22.
A well-known and preeminent research group requests medical information to use as part of the basis of a study it is performing. What action, if any, should be taken prior to release?
A. 
Commanding officer of MTF should release information immediately
B. 
Commanding officer of MTF should check with the Judge Advocate
General for advice
C. 
Commanding officer of MTC should forward the request to BUMED for guidance
D. 
None; an individual’s medical information may not be released for
research
23.
A health record is only opened in which of the following cases?
A. 
When a member returns to active duty from the retired list
B. 
When the original record has been lost
C. 
When first becoming a member of the naval service
D. 
24.
The health jackets of flag or general officers should be annotated to reflect their rank.
25.
When a HREC is opened on a service member, the member should be directed to read and sign the Privacy Act Statement inside the back cover of the HREC.