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Mosquitoes correct answers o Malaria o Yellow Fever o Dengue Fever o Encephalitis o Filariasis Sand Fly correct answers o Sand fly fever - Also known as Phlebotomus Fever. o Leishmaniasis - Transmitted to humans by the transfer of a single-celled animal known as protozoa. Body Louse correct answers - Transmits Epidemic Typhus Fleas correct answers o Transmit Bubonic Plague. Ticks correct answers o Transmit Lyme disease. o Rocky Mountain Fever o Q Fever Proper wear of the uniform. correct answers o keep sleeves down and shirts tucked in. o Keep trouser legs tucked into boots and boots completely laced. o Wear headgear. o Repair tears and holes in clothing as soon as possible. Use of repellents. correct answers o Apply insect repellent (not permethrim) to exposed skin, ankles, waistline. o Treat uniform with permethrin. Not exposed skin. Treatment can last for 6 weeks. o Apply repellent directly to uniform if not treated with permethrin. Anti-malaria pills. correct answers o Take meds as directed by medical personnel for any existing threat. The buddy system correct answers o Inspect each other daily for ticks, lice, fleas, and mites Describe the Army Physical Readiness Training Philosophy correct answers Physical fitness and health form the basis of physical readiness. Physical readiness is essential to combat readiness. Describe the Army Physical Readiness Training Philosophy correct answers Secondary goals are to instill confidence and the will to win; develop teamwork and unit cohesion; and integrate aggressiveness, resourcefulness and resilience Describe the Army Physical Readiness Training Philosophy correct answers The PRT System brings Soldiers to a state of physical readiness through a systematic program of drills and activities specifically designed to enhance performance of Warrior Tasks and Battle Drills (WTBDs