1.
What refers to the number of requests for an item within a given time frame, regardless of the quantity requested or issued?
Correct Answer
A. Frequency of Demand
Explanation
Frequency of Demand refers to the number of requests for an item within a given time frame, regardless of the quantity requested or issued. It measures how often a particular item is requested or demanded by customers or users. This metric helps in understanding the popularity or demand for a product or service, and can be used to determine inventory levels, production schedules, and resource allocation.
2.
The blood of the average man contains approximately how many red blood cells per cubic millimeter?
Correct Answer
A. 5.0 million
Explanation
The average man's blood contains approximately 5.0 million red blood cells per cubic millimeter.
3.
An abnormal white blood cell count of 10,000 to 30,000/mm3 is representative of what infection
Correct Answer
B. Appendicitis
Explanation
An abnormal white blood cell count of 10,000 to 30,000/mm3 is representative of appendicitis. Appendicitis is an inflammation of the appendix, a small pouch-like organ attached to the large intestine. When the appendix becomes infected, the body's immune system responds by increasing the production of white blood cells to fight off the infection. This leads to an elevated white blood cell count, which is typically observed in cases of appendicitis. Meningitis, pneumonia, and influenza may also cause an increase in white blood cell count, but the specific range mentioned in the question is more indicative of appendicitis.
4.
What nerve controls the diaphram?
Correct Answer
C. pHrenic Nerve
Explanation
The phrenic nerve controls the diaphragm. The diaphragm is a dome-shaped muscle located below the lungs that plays a crucial role in the process of breathing. It contracts and relaxes to facilitate inhalation and exhalation. The phrenic nerve originates from the cervical spine and travels through the chest to innervate the diaphragm. It provides the necessary signals for the diaphragm to contract and initiate the inhalation process. Therefore, the phrenic nerve is responsible for controlling the diaphragm's movement and is essential for proper breathing.
5.
What is the name of the largest white blood cell that destroys bacteria, foreign particles and protoza?
Correct Answer
A. Monocyte
Explanation
Monocytes are the largest white blood cells that play a crucial role in the immune system. They are responsible for engulfing and destroying bacteria, foreign particles, and protozoa through a process called phagocytosis. Monocytes are part of the innate immune response and are able to migrate to infected tissues where they differentiate into macrophages, enhancing their ability to eliminate pathogens.
6.
When treating a victim for heat stroke, you should discontinue cooling when the rectal temp. reaches how many degrees Fahrenheit?
Correct Answer
C. 102
Explanation
When treating a victim for heat stroke, it is recommended to discontinue cooling when the rectal temperature reaches 102 degrees Fahrenheit. This is because cooling should be stopped once the body temperature reaches a safe and stable level, and 102 degrees Fahrenheit is considered a safe temperature. Continuing to cool beyond this point may cause the body temperature to drop too low, leading to other complications.
7.
What type of CBR agent leaves symptoms of lacrimation, eye pain, photophobia, cough, respiratory irritation, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, skin erythema and itching and headache?
Correct Answer
D. Vesicants
Explanation
Vesicants are chemical agents that cause blistering and severe irritation to the skin, eyes, and respiratory system. The symptoms mentioned in the question, such as lacrimation, eye pain, photophobia, cough, respiratory irritation, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, skin erythema and itching, and headache, are all consistent with the effects of vesicants. These agents can cause blistering of the skin, damage to the eyes, and respiratory distress. Examples of vesicants include sulfur mustard and Lewisite.
8.
The decontamination supply cabinets will be kept locked, and the keys will be in the custody of whom?
Correct Answer
C. DCA
Explanation
The decontamination supply cabinets will be kept locked, and the keys will be in the custody of the DCA. The DCA, or Damage Control Assistant, is responsible for managing and maintaining the ship's damage control equipment and supplies. It is important to keep the supply cabinets locked to ensure that only authorized personnel have access to the decontamination supplies. By entrusting the keys to the DCA, they can control who has access to the cabinets and ensure the proper handling and use of the supplies.
9.
When suturing, the best cosmetic effect is obtained by using numerous interrupted simple sutures placed how far apart?
Correct Answer
B. 1/8 inch
Explanation
When suturing, the best cosmetic effect is obtained by using numerous interrupted simple sutures placed 1/8 inch apart. This distance allows for even distribution of tension along the wound edges, reducing the risk of scarring and promoting optimal wound healing. Sutures placed too close together may cause tissue ischemia and necrosis, while sutures placed too far apart may result in wound dehiscence and poor cosmetic outcome. Therefore, placing sutures 1/8 inch apart is considered the ideal spacing for achieving the best cosmetic effect.
10.
Routine QA program-related documentation must be maintained in a secure location for a period of how many years before disposal?
Correct Answer
D. 5
Explanation
Routine QA program-related documentation must be maintained in a secure location for a period of 5 years before disposal. This is important because it allows for the proper record-keeping and documentation of the QA program activities. By keeping the documentation for this period of time, organizations can ensure that they have a historical record of their QA program, which can be useful for audits, investigations, or any other future reference. Additionally, it helps to maintain accountability and transparency in the QA process.
11.
The CO of the DENBN will designate a dental officer and how many dental technicians?
Correct Answer
B. 27
Explanation
The CO of the DENBN will designate a dental officer and 27 dental technicians.
12.
An infection is considered nosocomial if it first became apparent within how many hours or more after admission?
Correct Answer
D. 72
Explanation
Nosocomial infections are those that are acquired in a healthcare setting, such as hospitals or nursing homes. These infections can be caused by various microorganisms and can occur due to factors like weakened immune systems, invasive procedures, or improper hygiene practices. The given answer, 72 hours, indicates that an infection is considered nosocomial if it first becomes apparent after 72 hours or more after admission to a healthcare facility. This time frame allows for the differentiation between infections that were present upon admission and those that were acquired during the hospital stay.
13.
All complete physical exams will include forms DD 2807-1 and ?
Correct Answer
B. DD 2808
Explanation
All complete physical exams will include forms DD 2807-1 and DD 2808. The DD 2808 is a form used for the Report of Medical Examination, which includes information about the individual's medical history, physical examination findings, and any medical conditions that may affect their ability to perform certain tasks. Therefore, it is necessary to include the DD 2808 form in a complete physical exam to ensure a thorough assessment of the individual's health status.
14.
Who has teh title " The dental Officer, U.S. Marine Corps, " and is the staff ddental officer to the Commandant of the Marine Corps.
Correct Answer
A. Director of Dental Programs
Explanation
The correct answer is "Director of Dental Programs." This individual holds the title "The dental Officer, U.S. Marine Corps" and serves as the staff dental officer to the Commandant of the Marine Corps. The title "Director of Dental Programs" aligns with the responsibilities and position described in the question.
15.
In preventing radiation exposure, what is the most effective shielding material?
Correct Answer
A. Lead
Explanation
Lead is the most effective shielding material for preventing radiation exposure. Lead is a dense material that has a high atomic number, which means it can effectively absorb and block radiation. It is commonly used in medical facilities and nuclear power plants to shield against radiation. Wood, iron, and concrete are also used as shielding materials, but they are not as effective as lead in blocking radiation.
16.
Of the following, which information can a CO release to the public or press without the patient's or patient's NOK consent?
Correct Answer
D. All of the above
Explanation
A CO can release all of the mentioned information (name, age and sex, station) to the public or press without the patient's or patient's NOK (Next of Kin) consent. This means that the CO is authorized to disclose the patient's identity, personal details, and the station they belong to without seeking permission from the patient or their NOK.
17.
What is the most commonly used measurement of supply levels?
Correct Answer
B. Months of usage
Explanation
The most commonly used measurement of supply levels is "Months of usage". This measurement refers to the number of months that the current supply of a particular item is expected to last based on the average rate of consumption. It helps in determining when to reorder or replenish the supply to avoid shortages or disruptions in operations.
18.
Item of packagin discrepancies attributalbe to the shipper should be reported using what form?
Correct Answer
A. SF 364
Explanation
The correct form to report packaging discrepancies attributable to the shipper is SF 364. This form is used to document and report any issues or discrepancies with packaging that can be attributed to the shipper. SF 540 and DD 1149 are not the correct forms for reporting packaging discrepancies.
19.
What is the most common factor that influences the amount of drug to be given?
Correct Answer
A. Age
Explanation
The most common factor that influences the amount of drug to be given is age. This is because the metabolism and elimination of drugs can vary significantly depending on a person's age. Younger individuals may have faster drug metabolism, requiring higher doses, while older individuals may have slower metabolism and require lower doses. Age-related changes in organ function and body composition can also affect drug distribution and elimination. Therefore, considering a patient's age is crucial in determining the appropriate dosage of a drug.
20.
In addition to the regular income tax you will have to pay on the money you withdrawal from TSP, you may also be subject to an early withdrawal penalty tax of how much?
Correct Answer
D. 10%
Explanation
The correct answer is 10%. When withdrawing money from the TSP (Thrift Savings Plan), in addition to regular income tax, there is also a 10% early withdrawal penalty tax that may be imposed. This penalty is designed to discourage individuals from withdrawing money from their retirement accounts before reaching the eligible age of retirement.
21.
What drug is used for shortterm treatment and maintenance of active duodenal and benign gastric ulcers?
Correct Answer
D. Both A and B
Explanation
Both cimetidine and ranitidine are drugs that are used for the short-term treatment and maintenance of active duodenal and benign gastric ulcers. They belong to a class of medications called H2 blockers, which work by reducing the production of stomach acid. By decreasing the amount of acid in the stomach, these drugs can help to heal and prevent the formation of ulcers. Therefore, the correct answer is "Both A and B" as both cimetidine and ranitidine are used for this purpose.
22.
As a member of the uniformed services, what type of pay may you not elect to contribute to TSP?
Correct Answer
C. Basic Allowance for Housing
Explanation
Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) is a type of pay that covers housing expenses for members of the uniformed services. It is not eligible for contribution to the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) because it is already provided to the service member to cover their housing costs. TSP contributions can only be made from other types of pay, such as special pay, bonus pay, and tax-exempt pay.
23.
Who is reponsible for maintaing command retention statistics, monitoring attrition, and preparing reports?
Correct Answer
D. CCC
Explanation
The CCC (Command Career Counselor) is responsible for maintaining command retention statistics, monitoring attrition, and preparing reports. They are tasked with providing guidance and support to sailors in their career development, helping them make informed decisions about their future in the Navy. By tracking retention rates and analyzing attrition trends, the CCC can identify areas of concern and work towards implementing strategies to improve retention within the command. Their role is crucial in ensuring the Navy maintains a strong and motivated workforce.
24.
On a Not Observed Evaluation, what block (s) must have enteries?
Correct Answer
A. 4-16
Explanation
The block 4-16 must have entries on a Not Observed Evaluation.
25.
What TSP fund is invested in a stock index fund that tracks the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 stock index?
Correct Answer
A. C fund
Explanation
The C fund is invested in a stock index fund that tracks the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 stock index. This means that the C fund's investments mirror the performance of the S&P 500 index, which includes the top 500 publicly traded companies in the United States. By investing in the C fund, individuals can gain exposure to a diversified portfolio of large-cap U.S. stocks and potentially benefit from the overall performance of the stock market.
26.
Of the following TSP funds, which can you safely contribute into without the risk of investment loss?
Correct Answer
B. G fund
Explanation
The G fund is the correct answer because it is the only TSP fund that guarantees the principal and interest of the investment. This means that there is no risk of investment loss when contributing to the G fund. The F fund, L fund, and C fund do not provide this guarantee and are subject to market fluctuations and potential investment losses.
27.
For personnel that have access to classified information, how often should refresher briefings be conducted?
Correct Answer
C. Annually
Explanation
Refresher briefings should be conducted annually for personnel with access to classified information. This ensures that individuals stay updated on the latest protocols, procedures, and any changes in security measures. Conducting these briefings annually helps to reinforce the importance of handling classified information properly and mitigates the risk of any potential security breaches.
28.
If you elect to being, stop or change your TSP contribution, what paper would you use?
Correct Answer
B. TSP-U-1
Explanation
The correct answer is TSP-U-1. TSP-U-1 is the form that should be used if you want to begin, stop, or change your TSP contribution. This form is specifically designed for these purposes and ensures that the necessary information is provided to the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) administrators.
29.
Of the followin, who would not sit on a career development board?
Correct Answer
D. CO
Explanation
The CO (Commanding Officer) would not sit on a career development board because they are the highest-ranking officer in a military unit and are responsible for overall command and decision-making. Career development boards typically consist of senior officers and enlisted personnel who review and make recommendations for career progression and development of individuals within the organization. The CO's role is to provide guidance and leadership to the unit as a whole, rather than being involved in individual career development decisions.
30.
A sponsor shoud be assigned within how many days of the receipt of orders or the sponsor's request?
Correct Answer
A. 5
Explanation
A sponsor should be assigned within 5 days of the receipt of orders or the sponsor's request. This suggests that there is a time constraint for assigning a sponsor, indicating the importance of prompt action in the sponsorship process.
31.
What web-based application allows you to send your request for a sponsor directly to your new command via the internet?
Correct Answer
B. Sponsor Assignment Aid
Explanation
Sponsor Assignment Aid is a web-based application that allows users to send their request for a sponsor directly to their new command via the internet. This application assists in assigning sponsors to individuals and facilitates communication between the new command and the sponsor.
32.
What is th emax amount of E-6s a CO may CAP if the total number of enlisted billets is between 1,001-2,000 sailors?
Correct Answer
B. 2
Explanation
A commanding officer (CO) may CAP a maximum of 2 E-6s if the total number of enlisted billets is between 1,001-2,000 sailors. This means that out of all the enlisted positions available, the CO is allowed to assign two individuals with the rank of E-6. The CAP (Command Advancement Program) allows COs to promote deserving sailors to the next higher rank based on their performance and qualifications. In this scenario, the CO has the authority to promote up to 2 E-6s based on the available billets.
33.
If a member is pregnant and cannot be measure for the PRT, what body assessment code would you annotate in block 20?
Correct Answer
C. XX
Explanation
If a member is pregnant and cannot be measured for the PRT, the body assessment code that would be annotated in block 20 is XX. This code indicates that the member's body assessment is not applicable due to their pregnancy.
34.
What force protection condition (FPCON), is applied when an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating some form of terrorist action or targeting againist personnel or facilities is likely?
Correct Answer
C. Charlie
Explanation
When an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating a likely terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities, the force protection condition (FPCON) that is applied is Charlie. This level indicates that there is a potential threat and enhanced security measures need to be implemented to protect personnel and facilities from potential terrorist attacks.
35.
Who is the principal Federal official for domestic incident management?
Correct Answer
A. Secretary of Homeland Security
Explanation
The principal Federal official for domestic incident management is the Secretary of Homeland Security. This individual is responsible for coordinating and overseeing the nation's efforts to respond to and recover from domestic incidents, such as natural disasters or terrorist attacks. The Secretary of Homeland Security plays a crucial role in ensuring the safety and security of the United States and its citizens during times of crisis.
36.
If you are on a lookout watch, your reports over sound powered phones will go over what circuit to the bridge?
Correct Answer
D. JL
Explanation
If you are on a lookout watch, your reports over sound powered phones will go over the JL circuit to the bridge.
37.
Who monitors all service, national and theater intelligence traffic and products to identify specific threate to navy Marine Corps personnel and resources?
Correct Answer
B. MTAC
Explanation
MTAC stands for Maritime Tactical Command and Control, which is responsible for monitoring all service, national, and theater intelligence traffic and products to identify specific threats to navy Marine Corps personnel and resources. This means that MTAC is the correct answer for the question.
38.
What subsitute pennant is flown when the CO is absent?
Correct Answer
C. 3rd
Explanation
The correct answer is 3rd. When the commanding officer (CO) is absent, the substitute pennant that is flown is the 3rd pennant. This indicates that someone else is temporarily in command in the CO's absence.
39.
What General Order of a Sentry states, "To salute all officers and all colors and standards not caes?"
Correct Answer
D. 10
Explanation
The General Order of a Sentry that states "To salute all officers and all colors and standards not caes" is the 10th General Order. This order emphasizes the importance of saluting officers and showing respect to all colors and standards. By following this order, a sentry demonstrates their discipline and adherence to military protocol.
40.
What type of actions are considered to violate the Navy's fraternization policy?
Correct Answer
D. All of the above
Explanation
The Navy's fraternization policy prohibits dating, shared living accommodations, and private business partnerships between certain ranks or positions within the Navy. These actions are considered to violate the policy because they can create conflicts of interest, favoritism, or the perception of impropriety. By including all of the options mentioned, the answer accurately reflects the comprehensive nature of the Navy's fraternization policy and the types of actions that are prohibited.
41.
When talking on an intercom, what do you look for to assume that the line is clear for your message?
Correct Answer
B. A steady red light
Explanation
A steady red light indicates that the line is clear for your message when talking on an intercom. This is because a steady red light typically signifies that the intercom is in use or currently connected to another party. Therefore, when the light is steady, it suggests that the line is not busy or occupied, allowing you to proceed with your message without interruption.
42.
What battle during WWII was fought entirely from aircraft launched from US and Japanese carriers?
Correct Answer
A. Battle of Coral Sea
Explanation
The Battle of Coral Sea was fought entirely from aircraft launched from US and Japanese carriers. This battle, which took place in May 1942, was a significant turning point in the Pacific theater of World War II. It was the first naval battle in history where the opposing fleets never came into direct contact, as the entire engagement was conducted by aircraft. The battle resulted in a strategic victory for the Allies, as they were able to halt the Japanese advance towards Australia.
43.
In an enlisted E1-E6 seabag, how many cotton/nylon, black socks should there be?
Correct Answer
C. 6
Explanation
In an enlisted E1-E6 seabag, there should be 6 cotton/nylon, black socks.
44.
Service members, E4 and below, will not be approved for overseas orders if their debt to Income Ratio exceeds what %?
Correct Answer
A. 30
Explanation
Service members, E4 and below, will not be approved for overseas orders if their debt to income ratio exceeds 30%. This means that if their debt payments (such as credit card bills, loans, etc.) exceed 30% of their income, they will not be allowed to take overseas assignments. This is likely because a high debt to income ratio can indicate financial instability and the military wants to ensure that their service members are financially responsible and able to meet their financial obligations while stationed overseas.
45.
How many enlisted men and women from the Regular Navy and Marine Corps are appointed each year by the Sec. of the Navy to attend the Naval Academy in Annapolis?
Correct Answer
B. 85
Explanation
The correct answer is 85. This suggests that each year, the Secretary of the Navy appoints 85 enlisted men and women from the Regular Navy and Marine Corps to attend the Naval Academy in Annapolis.
46.
How long must a service member have left at a command upon completion of command financial specialist training to be designated as a command CSF?
Correct Answer
B. 12 months
Explanation
To be designated as a command CSF (Command Financial Specialist), a service member must have at least 12 months left at a command upon completion of command financial specialist training. This is likely because it takes time for the service member to apply their newly acquired skills and knowledge in a practical setting and provide effective financial counseling and guidance to their fellow service members. Having a minimum of 12 months left at the command ensures that they have sufficient time to fulfill their duties and responsibilities as a command CSF.
47.
What is the most commone cause of dental caries?
Correct Answer
A. Bacterial plaque
Explanation
Bacterial plaque is the most common cause of dental caries. Plaque is a sticky film that forms on teeth and contains bacteria. These bacteria produce acids that erode the tooth enamel, leading to cavities. Regular brushing and flossing help remove plaque, preventing the development of dental caries. Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis (NUG), Acute pulpitis, and Periodontitis are all dental conditions that can result from untreated dental caries but are not the primary cause.
48.
How many baby teeth are there?
Correct Answer
A. 20
Explanation
There are 20 baby teeth in total. Baby teeth, also known as primary teeth, are the first set of teeth that erupt in a child's mouth. They begin to appear around 6 months of age and are usually fully developed by the age of 3. These primary teeth eventually fall out to make way for the permanent teeth.
49.
Who was the only Navy Admiral to be appointed "Admiral of the Navy", by authorization of the President?
Correct Answer
B. George Dewey
Explanation
George Dewey was the only Navy Admiral to be appointed "Admiral of the Navy" by the President. This title was created specifically for him in 1903, as a special honor for his exceptional service during the Spanish-American War. Dewey's victory at the Battle of Manila Bay in 1898 was a significant turning point in the war, and his leadership and strategic skills were highly praised. As a result, President Theodore Roosevelt authorized the appointment of Dewey as "Admiral of the Navy," making him the highest-ranking officer in the United States Navy's history.
50.
What is the most frequent cause of sever tooth pain?
Correct Answer
C. Acute pulpitis
Explanation
Acute pulpitis is the most frequent cause of severe tooth pain. Acute pulpitis refers to inflammation of the dental pulp, which is the innermost part of the tooth containing nerves and blood vessels. When the pulp becomes inflamed, it can cause intense pain. This can occur due to factors such as dental decay, trauma, or infection. Bacterial plaque, ANUG (Acute Necrotizing Ulcerative Gingivitis), and periodontitis can also cause tooth pain, but acute pulpitis is the most common cause.