FOMT Block 1 Study Material Verified - Complete Verified Answer Set

FOMT Block 1 Study Material Verified - Complete Verified Answer Set Team Aerospace - answer - Comprised of key team players and activities that all support and execute the major Aerospace Medicine Programs What does AOME stand for? - answer - Aerospace & Operational Medicine Enterprise What does AOME consist of? - answer - All health capabilities and activities that directly support the overall execution of the Air Force mission. Who approves AOME? - answer - AMC What is AMC? - answer - collaborative decision-making body chaired by the Chief of Aerospace Medicine (SGP) Rated Officer - answer - a commissioned officer who holds a USAF aeronautical rating AOME Scope - answer - AFANGAFRGSU (generally separated units)Limited Scope MTFMedical Aid StationSites w no medical personnelDeployed locations DoDI6130.03V1 - answer - Medical Entrance Standards for Military Service DAFMAN 48-123: Chapter 4 - answer - Medical Standards for Continued Military Service The DAFMAN/Chapter that tells the Air Force HOW and WHEN the Military Retention Standards apply to AF as well as additional retention requirements unique to the DAF - answer - DAFMAN 48-123: Chapter 4 DoDI 6490.07 - answer - Duty Limiting Conditions for Service Members describes the minimum necessary medical standards to maintain mobility status Flying Class I/IA - answer - untrained pilot candidate Trained rated officers, flight surgeon - answer - Flyng Class 2 Used for all other Aircrew members who do not have/maintain direct control of the aircraft while in flight - answer - Flying Class 3 GBO - answer - medications approved for use by Missile Operation Duty personnel, RPA pilots, and RPA sensor operators. -GBO med list -Aircrew and ATC medication list -OTC med list (over the counter) - answer - approved medication lists Special Warfare Airman - answer - - Pararescue (PJ)- Combat Controller (CCT)- Tactical Air Control Party (TACP)- SERE- Special Reconnaissance OSF - answer - personnel who are fully qualified in non-aircrew specialties and are required to temporarily perform those duties in their respective specialties in-flight Sister Services Regulations - answer - - Army Regulation 40-501, Standards of Medical Fitness- Army Regulation 40-502, Medical Readiness- NAVMED P-117, Manual of the Medical Department (MANMED), ch. 15, Physical Examinations and Standards for Enlistment, Commission and Special Duty Used in conjunction with EHRs - answer - ASIMS AIMWTS PEPP what does PEPP contain - answer - record, process, and store all Flight and Special Operational Duty physical examinations using an electronic DD Form 2807 and DD Form 2808. what does AIMWTS contain - answer - processes, tracks, and stores aeromedical summaries for Flight and Special Operational Duty waivers use of drugs to prevent disease - answer - Chemoprophylaxis Hypnotics (no-go) pills - answer - Ambien Restoril Sonata 6 EHR(s) - answer - HAIMS Essentris Genesis CHCS AHLTA AHLTA T Stimulants (go pills) - answer - Modanfinil Dextroamphetamine 2766 - answer - On-going medical data How long are PHAs current for? - answer - 12 months after you ground test a member, you must update the - answer - 2766 How long is the grace period for a PHA? - answer - 90 days A comprehensive report that provides an overall snapshot of the current unit's Medical Readiness Status. - answer - Total Force Medical Readiness (TFMR) Report A medical profile system designed to facilitate better communication between medical providers, a service member with an illness and/or injury, and the service member's supervisors - answer - AGAM does member meet retention standards - answer - Retention Limiting Factors Can the member perform their day-to-day job? Are there any dutylimitations? - answer - duty limiting factors What mobility restrictions does this condition present - answer - mobility standards Key players of AGAM - answer - HCP PCM Clinical Consultants/Medical Specialists Profile Officer (PO) Chief of Aero