Operational Preventive Medicine (PMT 110) Practice Test

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• Which statement best describes the role of sentinel sites in surveillance?
• In a field harm-benefit analysis for a vaccine deployment with limited resources, which factor is central?
• Which option is a sanitation facility?
• Why is rotating medical staff and instituting stand-down periods important for field readiness?
• In identifying verbal and non-verbal communication, which aspect does the audience commonly hear?
• What are the two parts of the PMT journal?
• In a field harm-benefit assessment for vaccine deployment, which should be documented and tested?
• Which of the following is a non-freezing injury?
• Which IPMM measure relates to acclimatization as a defense against heat injuries?
• Predeployment: which action aligns with ensuring personnel are prepared for the AO and mission?
• In the chronology of a disaster, who are typically the initial rescuers?
• Which of the following is an indicator used to evaluate the effectiveness of a PM program in an operational setting?
• Predeployment: which action is a responsibility of CDRs, XOs, and Senior enlisted leaders?
• What is the purpose of monitoring impact and adjusting interventions during an outbreak response?
• Which of the following is NOT typically considered a component of a vaccination program in a deployed setting?
• What is the purpose of the Environmental Health Long-Term assessment (Phase II)?
• Which of the following is an example of a freezing injury?
• In an outbreak, which describes a probable case?
• Which characteristic describes a baffle grease trap?
• Heat stroke may progress from which earlier heat injuries?
• Which description best fits a point-source outbreak curve?
• Regarding burial as a human waste disposal method, which statement is listed?
• Explain the role of food and water testing in outbreak detection and how results guide interventions.
• What item is found on the PMT journal’s opening page?
• What type of waste is refuse containing readily communicated disease causing organisms and/or offensive materials?
• What is a primary use of environmental sampling results in field operations?
• Which environmental factor contributes to cold stress?
• What does the acronym EBS stand for in the context of environmental health assessments?
• Which action is a pre-deployment PMT responsibility?
• When washing lousy clothes, at what temperature and how long?
• Which arrangement reflects the staffing for a Marine Logistics Group’s preventive medicine team?
• What comprises a Brigade Combat Team in the given structure?
• Which statement is true about a garbage pit's operation?
• Where will the camp be placed away from?
• Post-deployment health processes involve which pair of forms?
• Which statement correctly describes the timing of the Post-deployment Health Re-assessment?
• Which function is known as threat evaluation: depicting how the enemy would fight if not restricted by weather or terrain?
• What is the first essential component of a rapid outbreak investigation in an operational setting?
• What makes up a Marine Logistics Group's preventive medicine staffing?
• What is the role of community engagement in vector control and risk reduction?
• In political-military environments of peace and conflict, what type of operations are conducted?
• Which heat injury results from excessive water and salt depletion with profuse sweating, headache, weakness, pallor, nausea, vomiting, mild dyspnea and palpitations, and may involve loss of consciousness?
• What is unique about the burning method for human waste?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of waste?
• Which is NOT a duty of environmental health officers in field deployments?
• What are the four major medical threats?
• When medical personnel are not available, which is a stated requirement for Field Sanitation Team composition?
• How far are latrines from a water source?
• Which TB exposure risk management step is recommended in military or expeditionary settings?
• Which pair best describes the members of the Division Preventive Medicine Section?
• Which combination of diseases is associated with detainee camps?
• What should a formal after-action report include?
• PVNTMED responsibilities include evaluating which kind of samples?
• What major diseases are associated with detainee camps?
• Which source provides drinking water in the field to prevent diarrheal diseases?
• Which item is a core component of an operational PM plan for natural disaster response?
• Which heat injury is characterized by painful cramps of voluntary muscles, primarily in extremities and abdominal wall due to salt loss through sweating?
• Which element supports effective risk communication by using trusted sources?
• Who is the sole producer of required medical scientific and technical intelligence and general medical intelligence for the DoD?
• What activity level does the White Flag denote?
• Which is an additional consideration when inspecting field facilities?
• Which statement best describes an essential element of an effective risk communication plan?
• Which health-related issue is considered in the camp assessment program?
• Which is a recommended travel medicine consideration for PM personnel?
• Which of the following are non-freezing injuries?
• Which statement about notifiable vs. reportable diseases is true?
• During deployment, which action is a unit headquarters staff responsibility?
• Which is a standard cold chain requirement for vaccines in remote settings?
• Under what conditions is IRB approval required for field operations?
• Which statement about the International Health Regulations (IHR) framework is correct?
• Which vector control strategy is typically used to reduce indoor adult mosquito populations?
• What are essential guidelines for waste management in temporary medical camps to prevent disease transmission?
• Why is sharing findings with stakeholders important after an outbreak response?
• Before occupying the area of operation, if the tactical situation allows, commanders should conduct which survey?
• If a unit has 300 males and 150 females, how many latrines are needed for proper disposal?
• What is waste?
• Which is a recommended travel medicine consideration for PM personnel traveling to high-risk regions?
• Combined land requirement for living spaces and latrines?
• What principle guides consent in field epidemiology when participants are vulnerable or in crisis?
• Which statement describes away-from requirement?
• What is a pre-deployment responsibility for PMTs?
• Which statement describes the disposal of waste from pail latrines?
• What term describes the sanitary practices and principles observed to maintain the health of a group when permanent facilities are not available?
• Which category in camp assessment data includes contacts and consulates?
• Which symptom is typical of heat stroke?
• How far are latrines from unit area?
• What is the most effective measure to prevent diarrheal diseases in detainee camps?
• Which of the following is a component of risk assessment and protective measures for vector-borne disease risk in field settings?
• Which is NOT a core element of a field sanitary survey for a temporary camp?
• What is the One Health concept and why is it important for Operational Preventive Medicine?
• When is the Post-deployment Health Re-assessment done?
• Which statement best describes the purpose of vaccination history reviews for deployed personnel?
• Which statement about heat stress factors is true?
• What are the dimensions of a garbage pit?
• Which action is described as a CHS operation role in nation assistance?
• Which of the following is an additional consideration when inspecting field facilities?
• In preventing diarrheal diseases in detainee camps, which intervention is emphasized as the most effective?
• Which element is typically included in a post-deployment health assessment?
• Which statement correctly defines incidence?
• What is the role of standardized case definitions in field disease surveillance?
• Which statement correctly describes a case-control study in outbreak investigations?
• What flag color represents the temperature range 85-87.9°F?
• What is an Institutional Review Board (IRB), and how does it relate to operational PM activities in the field?
• Which of the following is the third listed measure for preventing diarrheal diseases in detainee camps?
• Herd immunity in a closed population reduces outbreak risk primarily by?
• Which is NOT typically part of an infectious disease surveillance system in an operational environment?
• Which of the following is NOT a CHS operation role as described?
• Which is included in wound care protocols?
• What does Phase I Environmental Health Short Term assessment determine?
• Which factors increase vulnerability to disease and non-battle injuries?
• What is the land requirement living spaces?
• What type of briefing is presented in order to inform the listener and does not include the presenter's conclusions or recommendations?
• The distinction between notifiable and reportable diseases informs what?
• DD Form 2796 is used for which health assessment?
• Which component is included in post-deployment health surveillance?
• What are the components of a medical threat?
• Which statement describes a feature of the baffle grease trap?
• In camp assessments, which item captures where affected people are located?
• How far are latrines from a unit dining facility (MKT)?
• What is the purpose of a risk communication plan and how is its effectiveness assessed during an emergency response?
• Which measure is primarily associated with hygiene promotion?
• In WBGT, which term refers to radiant heat?
• Which rectal temperature reading indicates heat stroke?
• What best describes the risk and prevention of waterborne disease in field camps?
• Which of the following is NOT a component of the camp assessment program?
• Which of the following is a preventive measure for heat stress in deployed personnel?
• What is a characteristic of the burn-out latrine?
• In risk management for vector-borne diseases, why is vaccination where available included in protective measures?
• What are common mental health concerns for deployed personnel and strategies to mitigate stress and burnout?
• Which of the following is NOT a step in gathering information on a topic to be covered?
• Which statement about surveillance with identifiable personnel data is most consistent with ethical practice?
• Which practice is part of wound infection prevention and standard precautions in austere environments?
• In a theater of operations, who is responsible for military intelligence in the combat zone?
• What is the purpose of Preventive Medicine Site Surveys?
• When is the Post-deployment Health Assessment done?
• Which statement best describes the role of vaccination and medical surveillance in field preventive medicine?
• Which practice aligns with mass immunization program responsibilities?
• What post-response activity is recommended after managing an outbreak?
• Which statement best describes sentinel surveillance sites in field PM operations?
• Which items are considered components of a medical threat?
• What type of Waste generated by preparation, cooking, and serving of food (solid food waste)?
• Which step is the final step in gathering information on a topic to be covered?
• Discuss the importance of laboratory specimen handling and chain of custody in outbreak investigations.
• Which action is recommended to prevent diarrheal diseases in the field?
• Which of the following describes the waste collection method in a pail latrine?
• Which measure best prevents diarrheal diseases in detainee camps?
• During an Environmental Health Short Term assessment (Phase I), how long do U.S. forces typically occupy the location?
• Which statement about immunizations is included in predeployment responsibilities?
• Which fields are typically included in a line list for outbreak investigation?
• Which measure addresses overcrowding through planning?
• What is the first step in gathering information on a topic to be covered?
• Which activity is focused on collecting information from sources before writing?
• What type of intelligence is required by national and allied decision makers to formulate policy and military plans at national and international levels?
• Which statement best describes key food safety controls in field kitchens?
• What form is the Post-deployment Health Re-assessment?
• Which of the following is an example of a heat injury?
• What component is essential for maintaining vaccine efficacy in deployed settings?
• Which term describes generating ideas about the topic before researching?
• What is the land requirement for latrines?
• Which symptom is commonly associated with heat exhaustion?
• When identifying verbal and non-verbal communication, what does your audience see?
• Which option is not an appropriate preventive measure listed for diarrheal diseases?
• Infectious waste is defined as which?
• Which activity is part of evaluating surveillance performance?
• Which reference covers Unit Field Sanitation Teams?
• What is the requirement for total camp space?
• Which two features are required together for longer holding times?
• What type of waste is The combustible or noncombustible solid waste generated for infections operations (boxes, cans, papers, rags)?
• Which statement about line lists is true?
• In the sequence of steps, which item immediately follows brainstorming?
• Which feature accurately describes a pail latrine?
• Which item belongs in the information contained in the health services appendix for health service support during an operation?
• In camp assessment planning, which item is explicitly listed as a component?
• In managing TB exposure risk in expedition settings, which action is appropriate?
• Which term refers to people identified as priority groups in disaster planning, requiring special attention?
• What is the responsibility of NEPMU/NECE?
• Phase II Environmental Health assessment is intended to monitor the service member's exposures to environmental contaminants during deployment. Which of the following best states this as a true/false proposition?
• Which is NOT a main step in a risk assessment in an operational setting?
• What environmental factors contribute to heat stress?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a core principle of occupational health in a field environment?
• Which statement best describes qualitative risk assessment in PM?
• Which factor is listed as contributing to cold stress?
• Prior to deployment, which action is a responsibility of CDRs, XOs, and senior enlisted leaders?
• What does a case definition typically specify in an outbreak investigation?
• What form is the Post-deployment Health Assessment?
• Which action is recommended to prevent diarrheal diseases related to field eating utensils?
• What is the first and most important principle of preventive medicine measures?
• Which practice is essential for data quality assurance in field surveillance?
• Which action directly enhances water safety?
• What are the typical components documented in a debrief after an outbreak response?
• Which action is NOT typically recommended for controlling diarrhea outbreaks in field settings?
• What does FST stand for in this context?
• In the Incident Command System (ICS), where does preventive medicine fit?
• Which of the following is a responsibility during deployment?
• What are the goals of relief agencies?
• What is a medical threat?
• What are some actions that are prohibited against detainees?
• What type of camp is made to accommodate new arrivals?
• What is the initial management step for heat exhaustion?
• What are the ranks associated with the Division Preventive Medicine Section roles?
• What term describes the effective use of measures which will create and maintain healthful environmental conditions?
• What is the role of post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) for common exposures in field settings and its limitations?
• Which activity is a core function of public health surveillance?
• In rapid outbreak investigation, which step follows construction of the line list?
• Which heat injury is a medical emergency with symptoms including dizziness, weakness, nausea, headache, disorientation, drowsiness, and hot and dry skin, with body temperature around 104°F?
• Which function is the battlefield area evaluation; In this function, the friendly area of operations and the areas of interest are determined to narrow the IPB process to a specific area of the battlefield ?
• What is the term for evaluated material of every description that may be used in the production of intelligence?
• Which practice directly reduces mosquito breeding sites in vector control programs?
• What are the components of a WBGT?
• When constructing a shelter, on average how many square meters does each person require?
• Which practice supports ongoing data quality after surveillance data collection?
• During deployment, which action is a unit headquarters staff responsibility?
• For longer holding times, latrine will be required to construct?
• When were Field Sanitation Teams first developed, according to the historical record?
• During refugee operations, which preventive medicine resource is specified as necessary?
• Which statement is correct about burn-out latrines?
• Which heat injury occurs when excessive blood pools in the extremities after standing following marching or exercise?
• What are the core components of the basic Incident Command System (ICS) structure?
• What is the approximate body temperature associated with heat stroke?
• Which form of presentation method is the most difficult to master?
• What are the PVNTMED responsibilities?
• Who bears the primary responsibility for implementing preventive medicine measures?