Body Composition Program/ Military Appearance
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which of the following are responsibilities of a Commanding Officer (CO) or Officer in Charge
(OIC) according to BCMAP policies? ✔Correct Answer--Select and assign, in writing, a FFI or
CPTR
-Consideration of recommendations for temporary medical exemptions
-Ensuring Marines receive a medical evaluation
-Enforcing compliance with weight and body composition
Marines have NOT met the BCMAP standards when ✔Correct Answer-their body weight and
body fat percentages exceed the maximum or minimum allowable limits
FFI and CPTR responsibilities ✔Correct Answer-1. thoroughly review all DoD and USMC
BCMAP policies
2. Develop, implement, manage, and supervise BCP and MAP
3. Coordinating and supervising the execution of weigh ins and body composition evaluations
(BCEs), utilizing the body composition worksheet, BCP evaluation form, and MAP evaluation
form
BCMAP Purpose ✔Correct Answer-establishes, evaluates, and enforces compliance with
optimal weight and body composition standards.
BCMAP Scope ✔Correct Answer--all Marines will be periodically weighed
-Weigh-ins can occur the same day as a PFT or CFT
-CO can order weigh-in for the unit or the individual
Who can also order weigh-ins while conducting unannounced inspections? ✔Correct Answer-
Inspector General and Commanding General
What should COs and OICs do for Marines bellow the weight standard? ✔Correct Answer-
same level of assistance as overweight Marines
BCMAP responsibilities ✔Correct Answer--BCP: ensuring Marines are at the proper height and
weight
-MAP: ensuring Marines Corps leadership is setting the example
Frequency of BCMAP weigh-ins ✔Correct Answer--Semi-Annual
-PCS
-Initial BCP assignment
, -EAS
Which of the following may occur if pregnancy, disease, or prescribed medications result in
excessive weight gain? ✔Correct Answer-A temporary medical exemption from the Body
Composition Program or Military Appearance Program
What if a marine is already formally assigned to BCP/MAP and is found Pregnant? ✔Correct
Answer-The Marine's status will be made inactive until 6 months prior to being mad full duty
again.
What if a Marine has a Nervous, Muscular, or skeletal injury? ✔Correct Answer-the location of
the NMS will determine activity limits and the Marine's diet should be adjusted accordingly to
maintain required BCMAP standards
What if the Marine has an underlying medical condition or disease? ✔Correct Answer--if the
condition/disease is suspected to be the cause of their weight gain then said Marine will be
evaluated by an authorized medical provider and the results may result in an exemption
-the inability to exercise is not a valid reason for a temporary medical exemption
What if a Marine is light duty? ✔Correct Answer-Marines with pending medical/physical
screenings are still required to comply with BCP standards and may be evaluated for BCP/MAP
What are the 3 Medical exemptions and considerations? ✔Correct Answer--some medical
conditions can prevent a Marine from maintaining BCMAP standards.
-all temp medical exemptions require the approval of a BCBEMP
-A Marines not in BCMAP standards requires a medical evaluation before BCMAP assignment
Marine Corps Body Composition Standards Table ✔Correct Answer-List the maximum
allowable body fat percentage for male and female Marines according to age
What document provides USMC guidance for body composition? ✔Correct Answer-MCO
6110.3A
Who is responsible for conducting accurate height and weight measurements? ✔Correct
Answer-FFI and/or CPTR
Who is PERMITTED to perform height, weight, and BCE's? ✔Correct Answer-FFI, CPTR, or
designated evaluator(s)
DoD Height/Weight Standards Table ✔Correct Answer-Lists minimum and maximum weight,
according to height, for male and female service members
Program Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |
Already Graded A+
which of the following are responsibilities of a Commanding Officer (CO) or Officer in Charge
(OIC) according to BCMAP policies? ✔Correct Answer--Select and assign, in writing, a FFI or
CPTR
-Consideration of recommendations for temporary medical exemptions
-Ensuring Marines receive a medical evaluation
-Enforcing compliance with weight and body composition
Marines have NOT met the BCMAP standards when ✔Correct Answer-their body weight and
body fat percentages exceed the maximum or minimum allowable limits
FFI and CPTR responsibilities ✔Correct Answer-1. thoroughly review all DoD and USMC
BCMAP policies
2. Develop, implement, manage, and supervise BCP and MAP
3. Coordinating and supervising the execution of weigh ins and body composition evaluations
(BCEs), utilizing the body composition worksheet, BCP evaluation form, and MAP evaluation
form
BCMAP Purpose ✔Correct Answer-establishes, evaluates, and enforces compliance with
optimal weight and body composition standards.
BCMAP Scope ✔Correct Answer--all Marines will be periodically weighed
-Weigh-ins can occur the same day as a PFT or CFT
-CO can order weigh-in for the unit or the individual
Who can also order weigh-ins while conducting unannounced inspections? ✔Correct Answer-
Inspector General and Commanding General
What should COs and OICs do for Marines bellow the weight standard? ✔Correct Answer-
same level of assistance as overweight Marines
BCMAP responsibilities ✔Correct Answer--BCP: ensuring Marines are at the proper height and
weight
-MAP: ensuring Marines Corps leadership is setting the example
Frequency of BCMAP weigh-ins ✔Correct Answer--Semi-Annual
-PCS
-Initial BCP assignment
, -EAS
Which of the following may occur if pregnancy, disease, or prescribed medications result in
excessive weight gain? ✔Correct Answer-A temporary medical exemption from the Body
Composition Program or Military Appearance Program
What if a marine is already formally assigned to BCP/MAP and is found Pregnant? ✔Correct
Answer-The Marine's status will be made inactive until 6 months prior to being mad full duty
again.
What if a Marine has a Nervous, Muscular, or skeletal injury? ✔Correct Answer-the location of
the NMS will determine activity limits and the Marine's diet should be adjusted accordingly to
maintain required BCMAP standards
What if the Marine has an underlying medical condition or disease? ✔Correct Answer--if the
condition/disease is suspected to be the cause of their weight gain then said Marine will be
evaluated by an authorized medical provider and the results may result in an exemption
-the inability to exercise is not a valid reason for a temporary medical exemption
What if a Marine is light duty? ✔Correct Answer-Marines with pending medical/physical
screenings are still required to comply with BCP standards and may be evaluated for BCP/MAP
What are the 3 Medical exemptions and considerations? ✔Correct Answer--some medical
conditions can prevent a Marine from maintaining BCMAP standards.
-all temp medical exemptions require the approval of a BCBEMP
-A Marines not in BCMAP standards requires a medical evaluation before BCMAP assignment
Marine Corps Body Composition Standards Table ✔Correct Answer-List the maximum
allowable body fat percentage for male and female Marines according to age
What document provides USMC guidance for body composition? ✔Correct Answer-MCO
6110.3A
Who is responsible for conducting accurate height and weight measurements? ✔Correct
Answer-FFI and/or CPTR
Who is PERMITTED to perform height, weight, and BCE's? ✔Correct Answer-FFI, CPTR, or
designated evaluator(s)
DoD Height/Weight Standards Table ✔Correct Answer-Lists minimum and maximum weight,
according to height, for male and female service members
