Limited Primary Care Study Set exam || with
questions and answers || verified answers graded a+||
latest 2024/2025
What is a DD689 used for? - CORRECT ANSWER : -Used for a
patient who requests or receives medical/dental evaluation or treatment
-Means of communication between medical personnel and the patient's
commander
What is a SF600? - CORRECT ANSWER : -Chronological Record of
Medical Care (SOAP Notes)
-Used to document the chronological record of outpatient treatment
How do you correct errors on the SF600? - CORRECT ANSWER : -
draw a single line through the information
-write "ERROR"
-initial correction
Who is authorized access to patient medical records? - CORRECT
ANSWER : -patient
-patient care personnel
-medical researchers
-medical educators
,Who is responsible for releasing medical records? - CORRECT
ANSWER : Patient Administrator (PAD)
What information belongs in each section of the SOAP note? -
CORRECT ANSWER : S- Patient data, HPI (OPQRSTI), PMH
(AMPLE)
O- Vital signs, general impression, physical exam findings
A- Suspected diagnosis, document presumptive diagnosis based on
patient history and exam findings, restate patient's complaint, rule out
diagnosis
P- course of action relevant to assessment, medication/dosage, duty and
activity restriction, special actions, referral to MO, follow-up evaluation,
circumstance under which a patient should return to the MTF, profiles
What should you do if the dose ordered for a patient by a provider is
incorrect? - CORRECT ANSWER : Check with your supervising
health care provider about suitability of any medication for any patient
What is drug tolerance? - CORRECT ANSWER : Progressive decrease
in effectiveness of a drug
What is the difference between physiological and psychological
dependence? - CORRECT ANSWER : Physiological dependence:
body develops a need for the drug
Psychological dependence: patient is convinced they have a need for the
drug
,What are the 6 rights of medication administration? - CORRECT
ANSWER : PRT 3D's
-Patient
-Route
-Time
-Drug
-Dosage
-Documentation
What are the signs and symptoms of mild to moderate allergic reaction?
Of a severe reaction? - CORRECT ANSWER : Mild to moderate-
pruritus, urticaria, flushed skin, swollen, watery, itchy eyes, tachycardia
Severe- airway compromise, wheezing, hypotension, tachycardia, chest
pain and tightness, nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramping diarrhea,
itching, hives, swelling of the face, neck, and extremities, angioedema
What is the treatment for a patient experiencing anaphylaxis? -
CORRECT ANSWER : -Secure the airway
- Give supplemental oxygen therapy and perform positive pressure
ventilations if necessary
- Epinephrine
What is the purpose of intradermal injections? - CORRECT ANSWER
: -Testing for exposure to disease
-Testing sensitivity to environmental allergens and medications
, What are the injection sites for intradermal injections and how much
fluid can be injected into each? - CORRECT ANSWER : *All sites are
free of hair, tattoos, and scars and NOT over a vein/bony area
-Inner, flat portion of the forearm (1.0 mL)
- Back of the upper arm (1.0 mL)
- Back, below the shoulder blades (1.0 mL)
What is the length and gauge of a needle for an intradermal injection? -
CORRECT ANSWER : Needle length - 1/4" to 1/2"
Gauge diameter range - 25 to 27
What is the angle of insertion for an intradermal injection? -
CORRECT ANSWER : 5-15 degree angle
What is the purpose of subcutaneous injections? - CORRECT
ANSWER : -Utilized when absorption rate (15-30 minutes) desired is
slower than intramuscular route
-Used for small amounts (less than 2 mL) of watery and nonirritating
medications
-Place medications within the subcutaneous tissue
What are the injection sites for subcutaneous injections and how much
fluid can be injected into each? - CORRECT ANSWER : -Rear lateral
aspect of upper arm (not to exceed 0.5 mL)
- Vastus lateralis (not to exceed 2 mL)
questions and answers || verified answers graded a+||
latest 2024/2025
What is a DD689 used for? - CORRECT ANSWER : -Used for a
patient who requests or receives medical/dental evaluation or treatment
-Means of communication between medical personnel and the patient's
commander
What is a SF600? - CORRECT ANSWER : -Chronological Record of
Medical Care (SOAP Notes)
-Used to document the chronological record of outpatient treatment
How do you correct errors on the SF600? - CORRECT ANSWER : -
draw a single line through the information
-write "ERROR"
-initial correction
Who is authorized access to patient medical records? - CORRECT
ANSWER : -patient
-patient care personnel
-medical researchers
-medical educators
,Who is responsible for releasing medical records? - CORRECT
ANSWER : Patient Administrator (PAD)
What information belongs in each section of the SOAP note? -
CORRECT ANSWER : S- Patient data, HPI (OPQRSTI), PMH
(AMPLE)
O- Vital signs, general impression, physical exam findings
A- Suspected diagnosis, document presumptive diagnosis based on
patient history and exam findings, restate patient's complaint, rule out
diagnosis
P- course of action relevant to assessment, medication/dosage, duty and
activity restriction, special actions, referral to MO, follow-up evaluation,
circumstance under which a patient should return to the MTF, profiles
What should you do if the dose ordered for a patient by a provider is
incorrect? - CORRECT ANSWER : Check with your supervising
health care provider about suitability of any medication for any patient
What is drug tolerance? - CORRECT ANSWER : Progressive decrease
in effectiveness of a drug
What is the difference between physiological and psychological
dependence? - CORRECT ANSWER : Physiological dependence:
body develops a need for the drug
Psychological dependence: patient is convinced they have a need for the
drug
,What are the 6 rights of medication administration? - CORRECT
ANSWER : PRT 3D's
-Patient
-Route
-Time
-Drug
-Dosage
-Documentation
What are the signs and symptoms of mild to moderate allergic reaction?
Of a severe reaction? - CORRECT ANSWER : Mild to moderate-
pruritus, urticaria, flushed skin, swollen, watery, itchy eyes, tachycardia
Severe- airway compromise, wheezing, hypotension, tachycardia, chest
pain and tightness, nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramping diarrhea,
itching, hives, swelling of the face, neck, and extremities, angioedema
What is the treatment for a patient experiencing anaphylaxis? -
CORRECT ANSWER : -Secure the airway
- Give supplemental oxygen therapy and perform positive pressure
ventilations if necessary
- Epinephrine
What is the purpose of intradermal injections? - CORRECT ANSWER
: -Testing for exposure to disease
-Testing sensitivity to environmental allergens and medications
, What are the injection sites for intradermal injections and how much
fluid can be injected into each? - CORRECT ANSWER : *All sites are
free of hair, tattoos, and scars and NOT over a vein/bony area
-Inner, flat portion of the forearm (1.0 mL)
- Back of the upper arm (1.0 mL)
- Back, below the shoulder blades (1.0 mL)
What is the length and gauge of a needle for an intradermal injection? -
CORRECT ANSWER : Needle length - 1/4" to 1/2"
Gauge diameter range - 25 to 27
What is the angle of insertion for an intradermal injection? -
CORRECT ANSWER : 5-15 degree angle
What is the purpose of subcutaneous injections? - CORRECT
ANSWER : -Utilized when absorption rate (15-30 minutes) desired is
slower than intramuscular route
-Used for small amounts (less than 2 mL) of watery and nonirritating
medications
-Place medications within the subcutaneous tissue
What are the injection sites for subcutaneous injections and how much
fluid can be injected into each? - CORRECT ANSWER : -Rear lateral
aspect of upper arm (not to exceed 0.5 mL)
- Vastus lateralis (not to exceed 2 mL)
