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What section of a command is
responsible for submitting prompt, accurate, and complete casualty reports to higher headquarters? |
The G-1/S-1 section.
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What Marine Corps instructions addresses Casualty reporting in the MARFOR?
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MCO P3040.4
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What is the DD Form 1380?
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U.S. Field Medical Card
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What is the purpose of the Field Medical Card?
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To establish patient accountability and to provide a means to document assessment of condition and treatment rendered by HSS personnel.
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What other Military(s) use the FMC?
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All Our North Atlantic Treaty Organization allies,
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What do dog tags contain?
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Tags contain the member's name, social security number, blood type, Service component, religious preference, and protective mask size.
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What instruction covers Medical Warning Tags?
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BUMED Instruction 6150.35
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When are dog tags not to remain with the casualty?
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When remains are buried in the combat area.
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Where are dog tags kept with a deceased member in a combat area?
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One tag is attached to the grave marker, and the other tag stays with the deceased.
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What does PIC stand for?
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Portable Information Carrier
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What is a PIC?
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The PlC is a hand-carried, abridged electronic medical
record which will serve as the primary repository of individual readiness data such as deployability status, casualty prevention training, medical history, and demographic information. |
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What does the PIC technology give to the provider?
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This technology will give the care provider electronic read/write capability to record care given to the patient.
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What are the benefits of the PIC?
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This technology will enhance combat casualty care and patient tracking capability by interfacing with command and control systems being developed to track patients' movement, assess logistics requirements, and manage medical surveillance.
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