4A051 VOLUME 1- GENERAL INFORMATION CDC
SELF TEST UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What are the 5 basic principles of the Air Force's
organizational structure?
Answer:
Emphasis on wartime task, functional grouping, lean organizational structures,
skip-echelon structure, and standard levels.
Question:
2. When did the Air Force Medical Service align the
structure to mirror the line of the Air Force and what was
the organizational structure name change to?
Answer:
In 1993, it was changed to Objective Medical Group.
Question:
3. What considerations did working groups use as a basis
for developing a streamlined, consistent MTF
organizational structure from a clinic to a medical group?
Answer:
AEF
Question:
4. What are the AFMS objectives?
Answer:
To enhance our ability to deliver better care, better health, and the best value
while staying true to our core mission
Question:
5. What Air Force Medical Service objective encourages
health behaviors through a health-based culture to
enhance resilient and human performance, while
reducing illness and injury?
Answer:
Better health
, Question:
6. What Air Force Medical Service objective supports
optimal medical readiness for all Airmen and ensures Air
Force medics are current, trained, and equipped to
deliver "Trusted Care, Anywhere" in?
Answer:
Readiness
Question:
7. What is the function of the Air Force Surgeon General?
Answer:
Advises both the SECAF and CSAF on medical matters pertaining to Air Force
Operations and readiness. A small staff that includes that includes two forward
operating agencies, AFMOA and AFMSA, support the SG.
Question:
8. What are two examples of a forward operating agency?
Answer:
AFMOA and AFMSA
Question:
9. What are the five types of military treatment facilities?
Answer:
The typical clinic model, hospital or medical center, medical wing, limited scope
medical facility, and medical squadron.
Question:
10. What squadrons are allowed in an MTF?
Answer:
Medical operations squadron (MDOS), dental squadron (DS), aerospace
operations squadron (AMDS), inpatient operations squadron (IPTS), surgical
operations squadron (SGS), diagnostics and therapeutics squadron, medical
support squadron (MDSS).
Question:
11. What are some flights you would find in the medical
support squadron?
Answer:
Resource management, medical logistics, medical information services, personnel
and administration, TOPA, readiness, pharmacy, clinical laboratory, nutritional
medicine, diagnostics and therapeutics, histopathology, and diagnostic imaging.
SELF TEST UPDATED ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. What are the 5 basic principles of the Air Force's
organizational structure?
Answer:
Emphasis on wartime task, functional grouping, lean organizational structures,
skip-echelon structure, and standard levels.
Question:
2. When did the Air Force Medical Service align the
structure to mirror the line of the Air Force and what was
the organizational structure name change to?
Answer:
In 1993, it was changed to Objective Medical Group.
Question:
3. What considerations did working groups use as a basis
for developing a streamlined, consistent MTF
organizational structure from a clinic to a medical group?
Answer:
AEF
Question:
4. What are the AFMS objectives?
Answer:
To enhance our ability to deliver better care, better health, and the best value
while staying true to our core mission
Question:
5. What Air Force Medical Service objective encourages
health behaviors through a health-based culture to
enhance resilient and human performance, while
reducing illness and injury?
Answer:
Better health
, Question:
6. What Air Force Medical Service objective supports
optimal medical readiness for all Airmen and ensures Air
Force medics are current, trained, and equipped to
deliver "Trusted Care, Anywhere" in?
Answer:
Readiness
Question:
7. What is the function of the Air Force Surgeon General?
Answer:
Advises both the SECAF and CSAF on medical matters pertaining to Air Force
Operations and readiness. A small staff that includes that includes two forward
operating agencies, AFMOA and AFMSA, support the SG.
Question:
8. What are two examples of a forward operating agency?
Answer:
AFMOA and AFMSA
Question:
9. What are the five types of military treatment facilities?
Answer:
The typical clinic model, hospital or medical center, medical wing, limited scope
medical facility, and medical squadron.
Question:
10. What squadrons are allowed in an MTF?
Answer:
Medical operations squadron (MDOS), dental squadron (DS), aerospace
operations squadron (AMDS), inpatient operations squadron (IPTS), surgical
operations squadron (SGS), diagnostics and therapeutics squadron, medical
support squadron (MDSS).
Question:
11. What are some flights you would find in the medical
support squadron?
Answer:
Resource management, medical logistics, medical information services, personnel
and administration, TOPA, readiness, pharmacy, clinical laboratory, nutritional
medicine, diagnostics and therapeutics, histopathology, and diagnostic imaging.
