FOMT BLOCK 2 UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is the purpose of an aeromedical waiver?
Answer:
To manage risk
Question:
2. Where can you find a list of the waiver authorities?
Answer:
DAFMAN 48-1 23, attachment 2
Question:
3. What are the three general conditions discussed in objective 3a?
Answer:
-Cannot pose sudden risk of incapacitation
-Minimum potential for subtle performance decrement
-Cannot require exotic tests, invasive procedures, or frequent absences to monitor condition.
Question:
4. What is the term of validity?
Answer:
How long a risk or condition will be accepted
Question:
5. Who establishes the term of validity?
Answer:
The waiver authority
Question:
6. When is an expiration date placed on a waiver?
Answer:
When specific conditions may progress or require periodic evaluation
Question:
7. What is an interim evaluation?
Answer:
Updates on a condition provided between expiration dates
Question:
8. What happens if there is a significant exacerbation of the medical condition the waiver is for or if there
is a change in the service members medical status?
Answer:
The waiver is automatically invalidated
, Question:
9. What happens if a medical standard that required a waiver is rescinded or the servicemembers medical
condition resolves?
Answer:
The waiver may be retired
Question:
10. What is the Aerospace medicine waiver guide?
Answer:
A tool to assist Aeromedical providers, and FOMTS in waiver management
Question:
11. To whom does the Aerospace medicine waiver guide apply to?
Answer:
Flying class and SOD
Question:
12. What is in section one when looking for a specific condition listed in the waiver guide?
Answer:
Waiver considerations
Question:
13. What is listed in section 2 of the Waiver guide?
Answer:
Information for waiver submittal
Question:
14. What is listed in section 3 of the waiver guide?
Answer:
Aeromedical concerns (chances of approval and significance of condition)
Question:
15. What is listed in section 4 of the waiver guide?
Answer:
Suggested readings and references
Question:
16. Where can you find a list of required items needed to submit a waiver?
Answer:
Section 2 of the aeromedicine waiver guide.
Question:
17. If there is a discrepancy between the waiver guide and the DAFMAN 48-1 23, which guidance do you
follow?
Answer:
DAFMAN 48-123
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What is the purpose of an aeromedical waiver?
Answer:
To manage risk
Question:
2. Where can you find a list of the waiver authorities?
Answer:
DAFMAN 48-1 23, attachment 2
Question:
3. What are the three general conditions discussed in objective 3a?
Answer:
-Cannot pose sudden risk of incapacitation
-Minimum potential for subtle performance decrement
-Cannot require exotic tests, invasive procedures, or frequent absences to monitor condition.
Question:
4. What is the term of validity?
Answer:
How long a risk or condition will be accepted
Question:
5. Who establishes the term of validity?
Answer:
The waiver authority
Question:
6. When is an expiration date placed on a waiver?
Answer:
When specific conditions may progress or require periodic evaluation
Question:
7. What is an interim evaluation?
Answer:
Updates on a condition provided between expiration dates
Question:
8. What happens if there is a significant exacerbation of the medical condition the waiver is for or if there
is a change in the service members medical status?
Answer:
The waiver is automatically invalidated
, Question:
9. What happens if a medical standard that required a waiver is rescinded or the servicemembers medical
condition resolves?
Answer:
The waiver may be retired
Question:
10. What is the Aerospace medicine waiver guide?
Answer:
A tool to assist Aeromedical providers, and FOMTS in waiver management
Question:
11. To whom does the Aerospace medicine waiver guide apply to?
Answer:
Flying class and SOD
Question:
12. What is in section one when looking for a specific condition listed in the waiver guide?
Answer:
Waiver considerations
Question:
13. What is listed in section 2 of the Waiver guide?
Answer:
Information for waiver submittal
Question:
14. What is listed in section 3 of the waiver guide?
Answer:
Aeromedical concerns (chances of approval and significance of condition)
Question:
15. What is listed in section 4 of the waiver guide?
Answer:
Suggested readings and references
Question:
16. Where can you find a list of required items needed to submit a waiver?
Answer:
Section 2 of the aeromedicine waiver guide.
Question:
17. If there is a discrepancy between the waiver guide and the DAFMAN 48-1 23, which guidance do you
follow?
Answer:
DAFMAN 48-123