A4M Comprehensive Study Guide Questions with Correct Answers
(Grade A+)
Question 1: C/Col Griffin
Answer: Wing Commander (CC)
Question 2: C/Col Purrone
Answer: Deputy Wing Commander (CD)
Question 3: C/Lt Col Watson, Aidan
Answer: Chief of Staff (CoS)
Question 4: Complementary medicine
Answer: health care practice that involves non-mainstream practice used
together with conventional medicine.
Question 5: C/3C Loulan-Wyche
Answer: GMCAC
Question 6: C/Capt Hogan
Answer: Public Affairs Lead (PA)
Question 7: C/2d Lt Taylor
Answer: Recruitment Subclass (PAR)
Question 8: Alternative medicine
Answer: non-mainstream practice used in place of conventional medicine
Question 9: Integrative medicine
Answer: ____ restore seeks to restore and maintain health and wellness
across a person's lifespan by understanding the patient's unique set of
circumstances and addressing the full range of physical, emotional, mental,
social, spiritual and environmental influences that affect health.
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,Question 10: C/2d Lt Payne
Answer: Website Subclass (PAW)
Question 11: Natural products- deep breathing- yoga, Tai Chi, Qi Gong- Chiropractic or Osteopathic
manipulation- meditation- massage- special diets- homeopathy- progressive relaxation - guided
imagery
Answer: 10 most common complementary health approaches among
adults...
Question 12: Yoga
Answer: has shown to benefit social interactions in children on the
spectrum. Children tend to have less issues with classmates, and better
behavior at home.
Question 13: Tradition Chinese Medicine
Answer: ancient beliefs which include...- the body is a miniature version of
larger surrounding universe- harmony between two yet complementary
forces (ying and yang), supports healthy and disease results from an
imbalance between these forces- five elements (fire, earth, wood, metal
water) symbolically represent all phenomena, including the stages of human
life, and explain the functioning of the body and how it changes during
disease. - Qi, a vital energy that flows through the body, performs multiple
functions in maintaining health
Question 14: C/Maj Rivera
Answer: Inspector General (IG)
Question 15: C/Maj Julian
Answer: Wing Advisor
Question 16: Yin and yang
Answer: TCM states that there is harmony between two opposing yet
complementary forces, called _______, supports health, and disease results
from an imbalance between these forces.
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, Question 17: Fireearthwoodmetalwater
Answer: five elements that symbolically represent all phenomena, including
the stages of human life, and explain the functioning of the body and how it
changes during disease
Question 18: Qi
Answer: in TCM, the viral energy that flows through the body, performs
multiple functions in maintaining health
Question 19: Chinese herbal medicine
Answer: describes thousands of medical substances, primary plants, but also
some minerals and animal products. Different parts of plants, such as the
leaves, roots, stems, flowers, and seeds are used. In TCM, herbs are often
combined in formulas and given as teas, capsules, liquid extracts, granules
or powders
Question 20: Acupuncture
Answer: family of procedures involving the stimulation of specific points on
the body using a variety of techniques. The technique that has been most
often studied scientifically involves penetrating the skin with electrical
stimulation.
Question 21: Tai chi
Answer: a centuries-old mind and body practice. It involves gentle,
dance-like body movements with mental focus, breathing, and relaxation
Question 22: C/Hogan
Answer: SGA ROTC Representative
Question 23: C/Fallon
Answer: Honor Guard Commander
Question 24: Chinese herbal medicine- Acupuncture- Tai Chi-Neuropathic medicine- Homeopathy-
Ayurvedic medicine
Answer: Traditional Chinese Medicine includes...
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(Grade A+)
Question 1: C/Col Griffin
Answer: Wing Commander (CC)
Question 2: C/Col Purrone
Answer: Deputy Wing Commander (CD)
Question 3: C/Lt Col Watson, Aidan
Answer: Chief of Staff (CoS)
Question 4: Complementary medicine
Answer: health care practice that involves non-mainstream practice used
together with conventional medicine.
Question 5: C/3C Loulan-Wyche
Answer: GMCAC
Question 6: C/Capt Hogan
Answer: Public Affairs Lead (PA)
Question 7: C/2d Lt Taylor
Answer: Recruitment Subclass (PAR)
Question 8: Alternative medicine
Answer: non-mainstream practice used in place of conventional medicine
Question 9: Integrative medicine
Answer: ____ restore seeks to restore and maintain health and wellness
across a person's lifespan by understanding the patient's unique set of
circumstances and addressing the full range of physical, emotional, mental,
social, spiritual and environmental influences that affect health.
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,Question 10: C/2d Lt Payne
Answer: Website Subclass (PAW)
Question 11: Natural products- deep breathing- yoga, Tai Chi, Qi Gong- Chiropractic or Osteopathic
manipulation- meditation- massage- special diets- homeopathy- progressive relaxation - guided
imagery
Answer: 10 most common complementary health approaches among
adults...
Question 12: Yoga
Answer: has shown to benefit social interactions in children on the
spectrum. Children tend to have less issues with classmates, and better
behavior at home.
Question 13: Tradition Chinese Medicine
Answer: ancient beliefs which include...- the body is a miniature version of
larger surrounding universe- harmony between two yet complementary
forces (ying and yang), supports healthy and disease results from an
imbalance between these forces- five elements (fire, earth, wood, metal
water) symbolically represent all phenomena, including the stages of human
life, and explain the functioning of the body and how it changes during
disease. - Qi, a vital energy that flows through the body, performs multiple
functions in maintaining health
Question 14: C/Maj Rivera
Answer: Inspector General (IG)
Question 15: C/Maj Julian
Answer: Wing Advisor
Question 16: Yin and yang
Answer: TCM states that there is harmony between two opposing yet
complementary forces, called _______, supports health, and disease results
from an imbalance between these forces.
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, Question 17: Fireearthwoodmetalwater
Answer: five elements that symbolically represent all phenomena, including
the stages of human life, and explain the functioning of the body and how it
changes during disease
Question 18: Qi
Answer: in TCM, the viral energy that flows through the body, performs
multiple functions in maintaining health
Question 19: Chinese herbal medicine
Answer: describes thousands of medical substances, primary plants, but also
some minerals and animal products. Different parts of plants, such as the
leaves, roots, stems, flowers, and seeds are used. In TCM, herbs are often
combined in formulas and given as teas, capsules, liquid extracts, granules
or powders
Question 20: Acupuncture
Answer: family of procedures involving the stimulation of specific points on
the body using a variety of techniques. The technique that has been most
often studied scientifically involves penetrating the skin with electrical
stimulation.
Question 21: Tai chi
Answer: a centuries-old mind and body practice. It involves gentle,
dance-like body movements with mental focus, breathing, and relaxation
Question 22: C/Hogan
Answer: SGA ROTC Representative
Question 23: C/Fallon
Answer: Honor Guard Commander
Question 24: Chinese herbal medicine- Acupuncture- Tai Chi-Neuropathic medicine- Homeopathy-
Ayurvedic medicine
Answer: Traditional Chinese Medicine includes...
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