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ARMY MEDICAL DEPARTMENT (AMEDD) EXAM 2025
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What is Knowledge Management? - ANSWER>>Is the process of enabling knowledge flow to enhance shared understanding, learning and decision making. What is Information Management? - ANSWER>>provides the timely and protected dissemination of relevant information to commanders and staffs. What is the screening criteria for COAs? - ANSWER>>Feasible, Acceptable, Suitable, Distinguishable, Complete What is ULO? - ANSWER>>is that Army units seize, retain, and exploit the initiative to gain and maintain a position of relative advantage in sustained land operations to create conditions for favorable conflict resolution.
11? - ANSWER>>U.S. Department of Agriculture (ESF
Who requests to initiate a Fit for Duty Physical? - ANSWER>>Commander Who initiates a Medical Evaluation Board (MEB)? - ANSWER>>Physician U.S. Policy focuses on achieving unity of effort or cooperation through what type of approach to intervention? - ANSWER>>integrated or Whole of Government What are the 4 lines of Effort in the 2018 Army Medicine Campaign Plan? - ANSWER>>Readiness and Health (DO), Healthcare Delivery, Force Development, Take care of Soldiers for Life & DA Civilians and Families What Air Force medical element does not have organic evacuation capability? - ANSWER>>Air Force Expeditionary Medical Support (EMEDS) List the characteristics of defensive operations - ANSWER>>Preparation; Security;
Disruption; Massing Effects; Flexibility; Maneuver; Operations in Depth The Army conducts ________ ___________ ___________, executed through
_____________, guided by ___________ ___________. - ANSWER>>Unified Land Operations; Decisive Action; Mission Command Who leads the Military Health System? - ANSWER>>The MHS is led by the office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for Health Affairs (ASD[HA]) under the Office of the Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness (USD [PSR]) List the 3 defensive operation tasks - ANSWER>>Mobile Defense; Area Defense; Retrograde What are the 4 characteristics of offense? - ANSWER>>Surprise; Concentration; Tempo; Audacity When the situation permits, __________ is the first intervention of care. -
What outlines the conditions and standards for a collective task? - ANSWER>>Training and Evaluation Outline (T&EO) What focuses on identifying and targeting the root cause of instability by building the capacity of local institutions? - ANSWER>>Stability tasks What is METT - TC? - ANSWER>>Mission Variables: (Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Troops available, Time, and Civilian considerations) What is PMESII - PT? - ANSWER>>Operational variables: (Political, Military, Economic, Social, Information, Infrastructure, Physical Environment, and Time) What are the Warfighting functions (and which are AMEDD related)? - ANSWER>>Protection, Sustainment, Maneuver (AMEDD Related), Fires, Intelligence, Mission Command
What are the three pillars of CEMA? - ANSWER>>Cyberspace, Electronic Warfare, Spectrum Management List the 3 commander tasks - ANSWER>>Drive the operations process, develop teams, inform and influence Mission command ______ is guided by 6 principles, and mission command
__________ consists of tasks and systems - ANSWER>>Philosophy; warfighting functions List the 6 principles of Mission Command - ANSWER>>Build cohesive teams through mutual trust; create a shared understanding; provide a clear How does the commander drive the operations process? - ANSWER>>Through the activities of understand, visualize, describe, direct, lead, and assess
- Outcomes-based reasoning: What are the benefits and costs of the outcomes of my different choices? Virtues-based reasoning: How do my choices align with my personal values, the values of my organization, my oath, my country, etc.? Who briefs first in a staff meeting? - ANSWER>>S2/G What does HSS focus on? - ANSWER>>Casualty care, MEDEVAC, and medical logistics
Army forces perform what five primary stability tasks? ANSWER>>Establish civi security; Establish civil control; Restore essential services; Support to governance; Support to economic and infrastructure development l What is the primary stability task supported by AMEDD? ANSWER>>Building
medical capacity by restoring essential services How many FEMA regions are there? - ANSWER>>10 and have 10 defense coordinating officers
treatment, evacuation Role 2 (BSMC/MMB): MC, treatment, evacuation, lab, COSC, dental, X-ray Role 3 (FH/CSH/MMB): MC, treatment, lab, COSC, Medlog, dental, PM, hospitalization ( MFAs) Role 4: Definitive care Who is in charge of the operations process? - ANSWER>>The commander With great power, comes_______ ___________ - ANSWER>>great responsibility Proficiency Rating: Shortcomings require MINIMAL training to meet the Army standard. - ANSWER>>T- (Trained) Proficiency Rating: Shortcomings require SIGNIFICANT training to meet the Army standard. (Practiced)
- ANSWER>>P
Proficiency Rating: Shortcomings require COMPLETE re-training - ANSWER>>P- (Marginally practiced) What methodology sequences training events from simple to increasingly complex?
ANSWER>>Crawl/walk/run What are the formal steps to training? - ANSWER>>Plan, prepare, execute, assess What is the U.S. National Security strategy? - ANSWER>>Whole of Government Approach
and motivate to higher levels of performance and service. What are 4 standards of military critical thinking (repeat)? - ANSWER>>clarity, depth, precision, logic Operational control of military health systems is divided among which 4 organizations? - ANSWER>>DHA, Dept of Army, Regional Health Command, U.S. Public Health Who is responsible for evac from Role 2 to Role 3? - ANSWER>>Ground MEDEVAC company, MMB Who is Medical Mission Command for the BCT? - ANSWER>>BDE Surgeon Section What two BN elements fall under a MED BDE? - ANSWER>>MMB and Role 3/CSH What companies are under a MMB? - ANSWER>>ASMC, MEDLOG, GA, Den
What are the Department Leadership under Inpatient Staffing? ANSWER>>Medical
Director, NCOIC Nursing Director, What is TAP and what is it designed to do? - ANSWER>>Technology Acquisition Programs in order to fund routine modernization/replacement equipment How do you measure Quality? - ANSWER>>Structure, process, outcome What are BSC components? - ANSWER>>Strategy Map and Scorecard What is a PEBLO - ANSWER>>Physical Evaluation Board Liaison Officer, admin for the Army portion. Follows the Soldier through the entire process What doctrine covers Army Leadership - ANSWER>>ADRP 6-22, Army Leadership What are tools of creativity and innovation? - ANSWER>>Brainstorming, outside in
Forms of Maneuver? - ANSWER>>Envelopment, Turning Movement, Infiltration, Penetration, Frontal attack, Flank Attack. the activities of governmental and non-governmental entities with military operations to achieve unity of effort (JP 1) Which step in the mdmp process involves war gaming? - ANSWER>>Coa analysis CCIR - ANSWER>>Commander's Critical Information Requirements EEFI - ANSWER>>Essential Elements of Friendly Information FFIR - ANSWER>>Friendly Force Information Requirement Who is responsible for developing the hss/fhp plan? - ANSWER>>Bde medical planner Describe Army and Joint doctrine and how they are nested? - ANSWER>>Central idea: synchronization, coordination, and/or integration of
Where is axp typically setup? - ANSWER>>Between to medical facilities; serves as a centra point to transport casualties to the next role When moving into new operational environment what variables must you first consider? - ANSWER>>Mett-TC and PMESII-PT Commander's Intent - ANSWER>>Purpose, key task, and end state TLP - ANSWER>>Troop Leading Procedures - company and Platoon level - tactical problems MDMP - ANSWER>>Battalion and brigade level - operational What are the levels of war - ANSWER>>Strategic, Operational, Tactical IPB allows you to do what? - ANSWER>>Collect, analysis, visualize
