USAF Medical Service AFSC 4C0X1 – Mental Health Service Specialty Practice Test

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• Which term means swollen?
• Which organism commonly lives on the skin and can cause impetigo if it enters the skin?
• If a hazard cannot be fixed right away, which form should be filled?
• Which of the following is NOT a cranial bone?
• Fire drills are conducted how often?
• Which of the following is a component of the respiratory system?
• Which term corresponds to 'blood in urine'?
• The program strives to increase access to which type of health care?
• Which core capability involves the demand for moving critically injured patients from forward areas to higher levels of service and providing lifesaving care in the air?
• Which AFMS core capability emphasizes airman readiness and includes evaluating populations vulnerable to fatigue to optimize performance?
• Which term means torn/ragged wound?
• Which term represents 'Treatment'?
• Which facility serves the base population with primary care and fewer specialties, often with one or two beds or none?
• Which term describes an increase in size?
• Which role is described as case managers and therapy?
• Expeditionary Medicine evolved from which type of facility?
• What is the primary responsibility of the Flight Commander?
• Which term means increase in size?
• Which list correctly represents the bones of the upper extremity from shoulder to fingers?
• Which bone is the largest bone in the body?
• Which vertebral region includes the bones of the upper back?
• Which organ stores bile?
• Which program is specifically designed to manage safety in Air Force operations?
• Which organ is the first section of the large intestine near the ileocecal junction?
• Which facility serves a specific geographic area with limited specialized and clinical support, meeting most family needs?
• What is the liquid portion of blood?
• What year is cited as the resource date for medical providers?
• Which program trains mental health service apprentices?
• Which program emphasizes preventing problems before they occur, particularly with drugs or alcohol?
• Which statement best describes the three types of muscles?
• Which item is not part of the respiratory system?
• Which system is responsible for transportation and distribution of body fluids?
• Which setting provides a wide variety of group and individual treatment therapies in an outpatient environment?
• Which term means coughing up blood?
• Which unit addresses safety of victims and helps families learn?
• The International Health Specialist Program (IHS) is described as a unique team within which AFMS core capability context?
• Which program is associated with financial management training for service members?
• Which term means produces vomiting?
• HIPAA was developed by which entity?
• Which designation signifies entry-level responsibilities for interviewing patients?
• Which AFMS core capability centers on airman readiness and thus combat effectiveness, including evaluating missions and fatigue-prone populations?
• How many false ribs are there?
• Which organization accredits healthcare facilities and influences quality assurance in the medical field?
• Which abbreviation means 'with'?
• Which structure contains the alveoli at the ends of the airway?
• CADAC and CADC credentials pertain to which field?
• Duties vary based on which level designation in the 4C0X1 career field?
• Which program addresses Individual Medical Readiness (IMR)?
• Who is responsible for the PRP program at the unit level?
• Which mental health professional is described as providing a wide range of psychotherapies as part of treatment options?
• Which AFMS core capability deals with evacuation of patients via fixed-wing aircraft?
• Services needed on a routine basis are best described as:
• Which organization is described as having 74 hospitals and clinics worldwide, serving 364,000 members and families, with a 4.5 billion budget annually?
• Which term means vomiting?
• Which form is used to certify PRP readiness?
• DoDSER web software captures detailed information about which events?
• Which level is described as performing and supervising test administration?
• Which bone is the thigh bone, the largest bone in the body?
• Which term describes the hip bone that forms the pelvic girdle?
• Which program is designed for financial management training for service members?
• Which organization is responsible for repairing and maintaining medical electrical equipment?
• Certification for PRP status is documented on which form?
• If a chart shows Hx, what is described?
• Which structure forms the bony cage that protects the heart and lungs?
• Which term represents 'Symptoms'?
• What are the bones of the toes called?
• Which agency enforces safety standards in the workplace?
• Which term represents 'History'?
• Which term describes a decrease in size or bulk of a body part?
• Which organ secretes bile?
• If a chart lists Rx, what does it indicate?
• Which term means sweating or perspiration?
• Which group forms the upper extremities?
• Which word best means 'large in amount'?
• The sac that encloses the heart is called what?
• Which role is described as being found in every function of the mental health flight?
• Which program responds to concerns about a service member's use of alcohol or drugs and emphasizes prevention?
• From the trachea to the lungs, the airway divides into which structures?
• To report potentially disqualifying information, which form should you use?
• The digestive tract from the mouth to the anus is referred to as the what?
• Decertification is documented on which form?
• AFOSH stands for which of the following?
• The phrase RIGHT CARE, RIGHT PEOPLE, RIGHT TIME is best associated with which concept?
• What are white blood cells collectively known as?
• Which organ is not part of the digestive tract?
• The heart's relaxation phase is known as which term?
• Buildings are inspected how often?
• Which facility offers the largest range of specialty and consultative services and is staffed for almost any medical problem?
• The prognosis describes what aspect of a disease?
• What is the term for a drug that stops vomiting?
• Which cell is primarily responsible for blood clotting?
• Which organization is described as setting the framework for quality client care, treatment, and services?
• Which approach centers resources on practices proven to work (e.g., childhood immunizations)?
• What is the minimum notice required before an appointment is scheduled?
• Which profession is commonly associated with Behavioral Health Consultants?
• Which statement best describes HIPAA's purpose?
• Which of the following is a cranial bone?
• The International Health Specialist Program (IHS) is a unique team of military medics within which AFMS core capability?
• Which core capability is most closely associated with the International Health Specialist Program (IHS) as a unique team of military medics?
• If health of a population is improved through better utilization of resources, this is described as:
• Which role is appointed to manage the ADAPT program?
• What is the primary purpose of the Air Force Aid (AFA) program?
• Which professional conducts individual and group therapy and administers psychological testing?
• Which plan outlines procedures for responding to fires within the facility?
• How many patients is each Primary Care Manager tasked with?
• Approximately how many people in the United States suffer from allergies?
• Which organization is commonly associated with accrediting healthcare facilities and evaluating quality of care?
• Duties vary based on this factor in the 4C0X1 career path?
• Leadership evaluation includes support of which wing's mission?
• Which program aims to protect all Air Force personnel from occupational illness, injuries, and death?
• Leadership helps assess the ability of medical units to fulfill which missions?
• Base safety oversight in Air Force facilities is primarily governed by which program?
• DoDSER aims to support performance improvement in health care organizations through which mechanism?
• In the described staffing pattern, how many nurses are listed?
• In general, assessments are conducted within how many duty days of referral to the mental health service?
• Who holds ultimate responsibility for AFOSH within a base?
• Before referring for CDE, what must commanders do?
• HSI stands for which term in this context?
• Which structure conducts air toward the lower airway within the upper respiratory pathway?
• Which event is typically scheduled to ensure readiness and safety compliance?
• Period of heart muscle relaxation
• Which system is described as being made up of the liquid portion of blood?
• Which organ secretes digestive juices with specialized enzymes?
• Which term means 'produces vomiting'?
• How many parts make up the small intestine?
• Which term corresponds to the definition 'ill/discomfort'?
• Which system is primarily involved in immune function and includes the thymus and spleen?
• What is the primary responsibility of the Military Treatment Facility Commander?
• If a chart indicates Sx, what is being described?
• Which facility is described as having the largest, widest range of specialized and consultive services and is staffed for almost any medical problem?
• Which bone is the larger inner bone of the lower leg?
• What is considered the best indicator of reliability?
• A malignant tumor arising from epithelial tissue is called what?
• The ADAPT record must contain documentation that is detailed enough to support diagnosis and justify treatment decisions.
• What does TJC stand for in healthcare safety and accreditation?
• Which form is used to document PRP decertification events?
• Which program would you contact for emergency financial assistance as a member of the Air Force?
• Which structure provides a passageway for air to reach the lungs?
• A blood pressure reading of 120/80 primarily represents which of the following?
• What is the normal systolic pressure range?
• How many cervical vertebrae are in the vertebral column?
• Which core capability has allowed us to send medical forces forward rapidly and become lighter, smarter, faster?
• Infection acquired after entering a treatment facility is known as what?
• Which structure is the pathway for air in the upper respiratory tract?
• Standard Form 600 is used to record which type of information?
• PRP stands for which program?
• Which term means drowsiness?
• What device measures blood pressure?
• To whom does the Air Force Surgeon General report?
• What is CHCS in the DoD context?
• What term describes an unsafe procedure, practice, or condition?
• Which facility serves a defined geographic area with limited specialized and clinical support, meeting most services needed by the local population?
• Which bone is the smaller outer bone of the lower leg?
• Which system returns interstitial fluid to the bloodstream and transports dietary fats?
• Which entity is responsible for HIPAA privacy and security guidelines in healthcare?
• Which document must be signed by the patient in the MGC record to authorize information release?
• Which term means blood in urine?
• Which center handles maintenance and repair of medical equipment?
• Which AFMS core capability focuses on Human Performance Sustainment and Enhancement?
• Which organs are considered accessory organs of digestion?
• Which statement about the Air Force Clinic is true?
• AF Form 745 is used to document actions related to which program?
• Seeking medical care when an individual is sick corresponds to which health service category?
• What digestive juice is produced by the liver and stored in the gallbladder?
• Mental Health Consultations to Command must be completed within how many duty days?
• Which part of the large intestine is described as the last 7-8 inches?
• Which of the following are pulse sites?
• The digestive system consists of which components?
• Which professional provides mental health nursing care and patient case management, administers and monitors psychotropic medications, and conducts patient assessments?
• Which description best characterizes the lymphatic system?
• Which term means stopped bleeding?
• What is the kneecap, the largest sesamoid bone, called?
• Which role is described as working in prisons within the mental health service structure?
• Which system includes lymphatic vessels, lymph fluids, lymph nodes, the thymus gland, and the spleen?
• What is the normal diastolic pressure range?
• Which program offers emergency financial assistance to Air Force members?
• The bones between the ankle and toes are called what?
• The muscular tissue of the heart that contracts to pump blood is called what?
• Which abbreviation means 'without'?
• What are red blood cells called?
• In the client’s chain of command, who is the ONLY person authorized to request confidential health information?
• The Primary Care Management Team (PCM) addresses what primary function within AFMS core capabilities?
• Which structure protects the airway and enables voice production?
• The bones that form the ankle are called?
• A Behavioral Health Consultant (BHC) is usually a psychologist or which other professional?
• How many metatarsal bones are in the foot?
• How often should electrical equipment be checked?
• Ultimate responsibility for AFOSH rests with whom?
• Which unit provides around-the-clock nursing supervision in a safe and structured environment?
• The Senior Mental Health Service Technician assigned to an MTF who manages all administrative and paraprofessional mental health activities is the:
• How many floating ribs are there?
• Which term refers to an open sore on the body surface?
• Which rank corresponds to completing the 5-level upgrade path?
• How often are active mental health records reviewed?
• Which term is defined as 'the act of stopping bleeding'?
• Which principle under HIPAA is most central to its purpose?
• AF Form 422 is primarily used for which purpose?
• The total number of phalanges in the toes is?
• What does PFMP primarily focus on?
• Which role is responsible for education and training development and planning/organizing training within the mental health flight?
• Which statement best describes building inspections in this context?
• In the staffing information, how many medical technicians are listed?
• How many true ribs are there in the human rib cage?
• What is the role of the Squadron Commander within an MTF?
• Which term represents 'Medication'?
• What is the approximate annual cost of allergies to the health care system?
• Which term describes something existing at birth?
• Wrist bones are called what?
• Which organization administers HIPAA privacy rules?
• Which unit contributes to readiness, well-being, and morale of Air Force families?
• Which term means the probable course/outcome of a disease?
• How many tarsal bones form the ankle?
• Which term means blood escaping from vessel?
• Which statement best describes the Air Force's stated mission in the material?
• If an individual poses an immediate threat to self or others, which entity is notified under the established procedure?
• Which term describes red blood cells?
• Which professional evaluates, diagnoses, and prescribes medications?
• TJC mission is to set framework for what?
• PFMP stands for which program?
• Who establishes policies within the Air Force Medical Service?
• Which word means a bruise?
• Which upgrade level is expected to fill supervisory or management positions such as NCOIC of the clinic?
• Which role aids psychologists and screens cadre candidates?
• Which statement best describes HIPAA?
• Which bone forms the pelvic girdle?
• Which system monitors suicide events in DoD healthcare?
• What is the primary role of the Major Command Surgeon General?
• What designation does the 7-level upgrade yield?
• Which department enforces HIPAA privacy standards in the United States?
• Which term best describes the center of all population health programs that focuses on proven practices?
• Which professional is a registered nurse with specialized training in mental health nursing who can assess, diagnose, and prescribe psychotropic meds and provide various therapies?
• Hospital personnel only do what regarding suspension or permanent decertification?
• Which role helps create a training course?
• Which facility typically serves base populations with primary care and fewer specialties, often with 1 or 2 beds or none?
• What is the AFSC code for Medical Technicians?
• What is the term for being free from infection?
• The UNIT PRP monitor is assigned by whom?
• Which structure helps form the ejaculatory duct?
• Which facility provides primary care and minor surgery to personnel at Air Force sites and is manned by Independent Duty Medical Technicians?
• Which body system removes fluids from between cells and carries lipids away?
• Which system is made up of plasma, blood, and platelets?
• How long is the upgrade training for the 7-level designation?
• Where should very sensitive, private information about a client be documented?
• Which AFMS core capability is associated with a 24-month Air and Expeditionary Force Schedule?
• Which term refers to the final opening of the digestive tract?
• Which form would you consult to determine the unit's PRP profile in the context of readiness status?
• What term describes planning and using resources, personnel, and equipment to maximize how many patients a provider can see?
• Which professional plans and provides social work intervention across various settings and situations, found in every function of the mental health flight?
• Which setting is described as a safe and structured environment for treatment?
• Suspension from PRP immediately relieves member, does not exceed how many days?
• DoDSER is described as aiming to continuously improve safety and quality of care through provision of what?
• Which term corresponds to the meaning 'puzzling'?
• Under CSAP, who may perform the CDE?
• Assessments for the ADAPT program are conducted within how many duty days of referral?
• What does PCM stand for in this context?
• When is suicide risk screened during the intake process?
• MHSAs are responsible for what?
• Infections caused by pathogens that do not normally cause disease in a healthy immune system are called what?
• Which structure is a thread-like tube that connects to ducts within the testes and becomes the vas deferens?
• Which form is used to document a hazard that cannot be immediately fixed?
• On AF Form 745, what does 'No' indicate and what does 'Yes' indicate?
• Which term is defined as 'blood escaping from a vessel'?
• Which structures have small air sacs called alveoli?
• Which form is commonly referred to as the profile form?
• If a note lists Tx, what does it refer to?
• What is the USAF specialty code for the Health Service Manager?
• Within the Military Treatment Facility command structure, who does the Squadron Commander report to?
• The sac around the heart is called what?
• What is the first step in establishing the AFMS core capability that addresses all healthcare needs of individuals and their families?
• Which cardiac tissue contracts to pump blood?