Hospital Corpsman Second Class (HM2) Advancement Practice Exam

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• How often should the influenza vaccine be administered to adults?
• What does it mean to lyophilize a vaccine?
• Where is Part II of the dental record, NAVMED 6600/3, located?
• Packing the cavity with a cotton pellet slightly moistened with eugenol is a treatment for which dental condition?
• What is the maximum distance from a military dental facility for members to qualify for TRICARE active duty dental program?
• What does Chapter 5 of BUMEDINST 6230.15B cover?
• Which fly is characterized by large metallic shining blue, green, or black abdomens?
• What does HRIG stand for?
• What is the normal range for adult pulse rate?
• What type of medication is used to reduce fever?
• Which symptom is NOT commonly associated with malaria?
• How soon can nerve agent effects from liquid contact on the skin occur?
• Regulated Medical Waste storage areas must be marked with a sign that is legible from at least what distance?
• What is the proper term for the surgical removal of the gallbladder?
• What does a DPD test measure?
• What is the total number of working days within which record jackets should be returned?
• Which term describes a group of viruses that are vector-born and transmitted via mosquitoes, ticks, or sandflies?
• According to BUMEDINST 6220.12, how soon must medical personnel report a malaria case?
• Who is responsible for establishing nutrition standards for meals served to military personnel during simulated and actual combat conditions?
• In which area of the body is the brachial pulse commonly assessed?
• In a medical emergency, what is crucial for effective response?
• How are immunizations tracked in military personnel?
• What is an essential skill for a Hospital Corpsman Second Class during patient assessment?
• Pediculus Humanus Capitis refers to which type of louse?
• Which type of vaccine is the Influenza vaccine?
• Which of the following is a vital measure in preventing the transmission of infectious diseases?
• When operating the Heat Stress Monitor (Questemp 48M), how long should you wait for the initial reading?
• What is the visual standard that applicants for surface rescue swimmer must meet in either eye?
• Which of the following is an indicator of proper pH levels in feed water?
• What blood pressure reading is considered hypertensive?
• What term is defined by a plug or clot in a blood vessel formed by the coagulation of blood?
• What is the role of the pharmacological agent naloxone?
• How many ASOCC_BINS can a member be assigned to simultaneously?
• How long must protective eyewear be immersed in disinfectant for proper sterilization?
• During a medical examination, what does a thorough assessment of a patient's history include?
• What dietary advice should be given to a patient with hypertension?
• An Emergency Use Authorization may be granted by the FDA for how many months?
• When performing the dental x-ray bisecting-angle technique, the patient should be positioned so that which line is parallel with the floor?
• What does the term “aseptic technique” refer to in a clinical setting?
• Why is patient consent critical in medical procedures?
• Addreses for National Personnel Records Center and the Department of Veteran Affairs are found in which chapter of NAVMED P-11?
• What is the most common symptom of a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
• In managing regulated medical waste storage areas, what is important for compliance?
• What does the medical acronym EMTALA stand for?
• What is the maximum allowed time for a patient to be hospitalized without needing the SF 539 form?
• When assessing a patient, what does the “A” in the acronym ABC stand for?
• How should permanently installed equipment that is eye hazardous be identified?
• Where should "MEMORANDIUM OF AGREEMENT" be placed on a document?
• What procedure is used to remove fluid or pus from a body cavity?
• What is an acute infection of the liver that is acquired by consuming contaminated food or water?
• What is the primary role of MHS Genesis?
• In what year did the WHO declare the eradication of naturally occurring smallpox?
• What does the protocol for dental examinations emphasize according to MANMED?
• Which of the following indicates a possible infection post-surgery?
• Frozen vaccines should be stored below which temperature?
• Which type of infection causes fluids and byproducts to build up within the walls of the pulp chamber and root canals?
• Which vaccine is critical for military personnel to receive?
• What is the name of the form referred to as the Charge out Form or pink card?
• Which topic does Chapter 5 of OPNAVINST 5100.19F cover?
• Who is responsible for maintaining immunization and chemoprophylaxis records?
• What is the purpose of the electronic health record (EHR)?
• As the effects of a nerve agent progress, what muscular action will occur?
• What is the purpose of a physical examination?
• Which nutrient is essential for wound healing?
• To what (ppm) must cargo water obtained from an unapproved source be chlorinated after a 30-minute contact time?
• Which targeted condition is associated with a localized cutaneous lesion?
• What are funds approved and set aside by the fiscal officer for acquisition of goods and services called?
• What is the primary goal of the Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) course?
• What is the role of a hospital corpsman in an emergency situation?
• What is the most common route of medication administration?
• What does Chapter 3 of BUMEDINST 6230.15B cover?
• In terms of dental procedures, eugenol is primarily used for what purpose?
• What do you assess in a ‘head-to-toe’ physical examination?
• Which of the following is a common symptom that requires immediate medical attention?
• What should be the focus when filing health records?
• What is the most common type of backflow prevention device?
• Before re-issue, what must happen to non-corrective eyewear?
• What is the primary function of a hospital corpsman?
• What is the leading cause of preventable death in the military?
• Which publication establishes policies for operating and managing supply departments?
• What does the term 'biohazard' indicate?
• What method should you use if you suspect a patient is having a stroke?
• Where can the listing of all books and publications required to be maintained at an activity be found?
• What type of gloves should be used for exposure to blood and body fluids?
• What is the second step in the vetting process for individuals assigned to platforms or sourced for IA missions?
• What is the maximum shelf life of sterile items in sealed packaging?
• Class VII disposal is coordinated with which office?
• What should a corpsman do if a patient has an allergic reaction?
• What is the normal respiratory rate for an adult?
• What percentage of injuries during the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2007-2017 were due to penetrating injuries?
• What information is included in the bar code label of the health record?
• What is the common method for gauging a patient’s pulse?
• Which of the following is an approach to infection control in health care settings?
• Which chapter covers Biological Warfare Defense in BUMEDINST 6230.15B?
• After being disinfected, how long must a potable water hose be flushed with potable water before use?
• Which of the following is a common symptom of recurring aphthous stomatitis?
• Which condition requires immediate attention due to the risk of severe pain and infection?
• What type of form is DD Form 2766?
• What is the primary purpose of the Medical Readiness Reporting System (MRRS)?
• Which document governs the deployment and use of medical resources in military operations?
• What form is used for patients who require less than 48 hours of hospitalization?
• What is the function of the patient care technician?
• Laboratory reports are filed on which standard form located inside the patient's health record?
• What is a common complication following surgery?
• What does DODI 1300.17 address?
• Which of the following is known as "adenovirus"?
• What is the initial treatment for a patient experiencing hypovolemic shock?
• What does the term “triage” mean in a healthcare setting?
• Which vital sign is most indicative of the body’s metabolic state?
• Examination reveals certain pulp conditions along with resorption of alveolar bone. What is this condition known as?
• What condition is characterized by painful sores or ulcerations?
• Which program is specifically designed to support active duty members dental needs?
• Who is responsible for completing appropriate training in immunization science in residence or via distance learning?
• Which vital sign is typically assessed first during a patient evaluation?
• Which activity is mandated to adhere to standards outlined in BUMEDINST 6280.1C?
• After CS exposure, which treatment can relieve any chest discomfort?
• What is the primary concern when treating a patient with a suspected spinal injury?
• Which type of fly can be recognized by its metallic sheen?
• What is the focus of Chapter 8 in NAVMED P-5010?
• What does a normal EKG reading show?
• How often should the dressing be changed on a surgical wound?
• What is the ideal temperature range for storing vaccines according to military standards?
• What is DD Form 2365?
• The distal end of the tibia articulates with which two bones?
• Which agency coordinates the disposal of Class VII supplies?
• What is the recommended response for someone experiencing a panic attack?
• Which 'S' shop is associated with the Patient Evacuation Team?
• What type of content is typically found in Part II of the dental record?
• How many digits are in a National Stock Number?
• What vital sign is most indicative of blood flow and circulation?
• Which condition may require a report under medical events?
• Which part of the body does the spleen belong to?
• What does the acronym 'FAST' stand for in stroke recognition?
• Which guidelines direct infection control procedures in healthcare settings?
• What is the first step in the chain of survival in a medical emergency?
• Which manual provides guidance for the management of medical supplies in the Navy?
• Thermoregulation involves what type of functions?
• Who holds the position of Officer In Charge of a Fleet Surgical Team?
• What is the focus of the MCIP Program Procedures?
• How is C. diphtheriae transmitted?
• Aedes, Anopheles, and Culex are all genera of which group?
• What is the basis for the Emergency Use Authorization?
• Which authorized Medical Allowance List (AMAL) block provides equipment and consumables required to conduct entomology functionality?
• During the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan from 2007-2017, what percentage of injuries were due to blunt trauma?
• What is considered a normal range for adult heart rate?
• Which chapters of MANMED provide information for dental examinations?
• What is a common treatment for anxiety disorders?
• What antibiotic is effective in preventing leptospirosis?
• What is the recommended immediate first aid for a heat stroke victim?
• What is DODI 5010.40 focused on?
• Which white cell controls microbial and fungal infections and removes damaged cells from the body?
• Personnel born after what year are required to receive two lifetime doses of the MMR vaccine?
• Wind speeds exceeding what threshold promote rapid dilution, reducing the effectiveness of certain agents?
• How should water sounding tapes be sanitized?
• For how many weeks must prophylactic antimalarials be continued after leaving an endemic area?
• Which platform has the first augmentation precedence?
• What preventive measure can be used to mitigate risks associated with contaminated water supply?
• What is 15 USC 1471-1476 related to?
• What is the medical term for an incision into the abdomen?
• What is homeostasis?
• During CPR, how many compressions should be given per minute?
• How many cases of consumable support does the OR Supply AMAL contain?
• How many days can the MS-Medical supply code be used to delay vaccines due to lack of supply?
• What is the goal percentage for stock location matching the record location in a location survey?
• How often should a cold pack be reapplied to avoid skin damage?
• What should be the focus when performing CPR on an adult?
• What is the role of chlorination for cargo water from an unapproved source?
• What is the primary function of red blood cells?
• What is the maximum water temperature allowed for showers and lavatories?
• What is the primary responsibility of a hospital corpsman during a triage?
• Which publication addresses maintenance, repair, redistribution, and disposal of equipment?
• What is an important factor in patient care documentation?
• What is a common sign of dehydration?
• What is the name of the network used for sending healthcare information across the military?
• What function does dental pulp serve within the tooth structure?
• Which condition must be met for a medication to be included in the Basic Core Formulary?
• In military protocol, who approves a soldier's medical discharge for permanent injuries?
• Which of the following is considered a reportable medical event?
• Which type of shock is characterized by a severe allergic reaction?
• What is the primary role of a Hospital Corpsman Second Class (HM2)?
• What does the acronym PQRST stand for in pain assessment?
• What does Chapter 4 of BUMEDINST 6230.15B cover?
• By what percentage does hand washing increase the protective nature of gloves?
• Who is responsible for submitting quarterly compliance reports concerning DHA?
• What medication is commonly used to treat anaphylaxis?
• What type of water is subject to pH testing by engineering department personnel?
• What is the purpose of triage in emergency situations?
• Which department is responsible for the management of supply operations within the Navy?
• Which organization sets the standards for training and certification of hospital corpsmen?
• How are controlled substances stored in medical facilities?
• What is the significance of the total number of working days for record jackets?
• MRE may be consumed as the sole ration for up to how many days?
• What is the role of the primary care provider in patient management?
• Which organization maintains the Navy's policies and regulations concerning health and illness?
• What is the purpose of the Poison Prevention Packaging Act?
• What is the maximum time for a cold pack to be applied on an injury?
• Which vital sign is typically taken first during a patient assessment?
• What is the typical method of administering insulin for diabetes management?
• In regards to Navy Medicine's Augmentation Program, what platform has the sixth augmentation precedence?
• Which document typically outlines standards for Navy veterinary facilities?
• What is the nomenclature for the form used in the Bacteriological Examination of Water?
• What movement should a nurse avoid to prevent back injuries?
• What does the acronym CBRN stand for in medical readiness?
• How often should a healthcare worker wash their hands?
• How many major areas are covered by the DD 771?
• After all other patients have been treated, a re-triage of patients assigned to which area should be done and treatment instituted if appropriate?
• What is the NAVMEDCOMINST number for family advocacy program records?
• What is DD Form 2766 used for?
• What is the chief function of the pulp in dental anatomy?
• What role does the Commanding Officer (CO) play regarding immunization programs?
• For what condition is a nebulizer typically used?
• What is the key indicator of a patient in respiratory distress?
• What does Chapter 6 of BUMEDINST 6230.15B cover?
• What is a key characteristic of acute pulpitis?
• What is the primary role of a Fleet Surgical Team?
• What type of filing system is used for health records?
• What type of agent is symbolized by "VX"?
• Which practice is essential for preventing infections in patients?