Flight and Operational Medical Technician (FOMT) Block 1 Practice Test

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• When should you notify about a potential issue relating to suitability factors for a member in PRAP?
• Which term describes deployment-limiting medical condition that is expected to recover?
• Some AFSCs/Jobs may require which type of approval letter?
• Which of the following is NOT a trigger event?
• How often are suitability factors monitored?
• Which section of the hard copy medical record contains encounter notes?
• Which DoD Instruction(s) establish medical standards for entrance into military service?
• In a Self-Certify profile, what system is used to certify condition improvement?
• What are the 3 critical success factors behind an effective AMRO?
• Where is the MEB package sent?
• Which action falls under promoting + sustaining a medically ready force?
• What is the purpose of the Operational + Environmental Health Program?
• For a Flying AFSC retraining request, when can an AF Form 422 be completed?
• How many providers make up an MEB?
• What does SPECAT stand for?
• Which of the following is NOT listed as a component of Team Aerospace?
• What are the disposition outcomes from the MEB process?
• The BOMC is one of the two clinics that comprise which program?
• What is the primary purpose of the Airman/Guardian Availability Management (AGAM) program?
• Stimulants (Go Pills) are used for?
• What document is used for members retraining into a special duty?
• Which of the following is a true statement about AAC 81?
• Which statement about PRP/PSP R&S blocks is true?
• AIMWTS is used for which purpose?
• What is IDES?
• What are the three DoD Medical Readiness Status Reports?
• Which entity directs a trigger event in AMRO?
• What are the three Assignment Action Codes (AAC)?
• How many approved medication lists exist for 2992 holders?
• What is the stated objective of the Arming Use of Force (AUoF) policy?
• What is the purpose of the Human Performance Sustainment program?
• Which two AF forms can be generated in AGAM in ASIMS?
• Which is an example of restoring health in operational settings?
• What does the AFPC/ARC/SG do in the MEB process?
• Which system is used alongside the Electronic Health Records as Information and Tracking Systems?
• DAFMAN 48-123, Chapter 3 contains what information?
• Which of the following is a listed reason for AF Form 422 generation?
• AMRO serves as a collaborative tool to enhance involvement with whom?
• How many Aerospace Medicine Programs are there?
• Which FCIII category is explicitly listed among FCIII examples in the material?
• Where should medication allergies be displayed on a hard copy FLY record?
• When would you conduct a medical record review?
• Which directories are used to determine qualification requirements for officers and enlisted personnel?
• What does the Temporary Disability Retirement List (TDRL) signify?
• Which of the following best describes AMRO's relation to deployability?
• Who may prescribe medications for 2992 holders?
• During program removal, what should be done with red markings?
• Which document provides a detailed summary of the current condition and its impact on mobility?
• Which statement best describes AGAM's function within the programmatic context?
• Which general duty task involves wearing personal protective gear?
• In AGAM, who translates a civilian provider note into a profile if restrictions and limitations are required?
• Which filing system does the Air Force use for hard copy medical records?
• What does the PEBLO do in the MEB process?
• PEPP is associated with which process?
• How is the TFMR percentage calculated?
• What is one of the key missions of the Aerospace & Operational Medicine Enterprise (AOME)?
• Which activity reflects applying human performance sustainment concepts?
• What is the ARC (Guard/Reserve) PMR percentage goal?
• Which action is associated with planning and execution of medical responses to mishaps?
• What cover sheet must be on top of PRP/PSP records?
• How do you calculate the NMR percentage?
• What does the Deployment Evaluation System (DES) indicate in this context?
• What is the purpose of the Flight + Operational Medicine Program?
• What is the purpose of the Community Health Program?
• What is AAC 31?
• What does a Duty Restriction mean?
• Which of the following is NOT a stated purpose of performing a medical record review?
• What is PULHES used for?
• For regular Air Force and Space Force members, AF Form 1185 must be no more than how many days old when received by AFPC?
• What is the purpose of AF Form 469?
• After a service member has passed the initial period for entrance standard applicability, what standards must they now meet?
• Which action exemplifies promoting a wellness culture within the organization?
• Which factor is considered in PULHES classification for duty eligibility?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between Flying Class II and Flying Class III standards?
• Where is the Aerospace & Operational Medicine Enterprise (AOME) implemented?
• When does a DD Form 2992 need to be generated?
• What does Deploy with Limitations (DW) mean?
• Which component in PULHES addresses vision?
• Which of the following is NOT part of the PULHES acronym?
• Which document is updated to reflect grounding status after verification in ASIMS?
• Which status describes an Air Reserve Component (ARC) service member with a permanent profile and a pending Line of Duty determination?
• Which two elements fall under the Personnel Reliability Assurance Program (PRAP)?
• If FMR = 40%, PMR = 30%, NMR = 30%, what is the TFMR percentage?
• Which item is used to standardize the MEB process?
• Which personnel fall under Personnel Reliability Program (PRP) status?
• Preliminary review of a trigger event should occur no more than how many days after referral to PEBLO for RegAF (AD)/For ARC (Guard/Reserve)?
• Which dental readiness classes are NMR?
• What document do FOMTs use in combination with DAFMAN 48-123 to apply medical standards for retention, deployability, flying classes, and special operational duty for the USAF/USSF?
• What is the primary purpose of an Assignment Limitation Code (ALC)?
• Which of the following is a trigger event?
• How far back in a member's career do you review in the medical history for a retraining request?
• What does AQC stand for?
• Which statement best describes the AMRO board's primary function?
• Which standard applies to Navy personnel attending a sister service school?
• Which service members fall under Flying Class III (FCIII) standards?
• Which of the following correctly lists the four sections of the hard copy medical record as described?
• For a Non-Flying AFSC retraining request, AF Form 422 can be completed once qualified by which group?
• Which DAFMAN do FOMTs utilize to identify how to apply medical standards to Air Force service members?
• Non-FDA regulated supplements can be used only after discussion and approval from which party?
• In terminal digit filing, which digits are used from the SSN?
• What items from the AMRO board are presented at the DAWG?
• Which Air Force role is explicitly listed as AUoF personnel for protection of assets and personal defense?
• What is the DD Form 2992 used for?
• In the PULHES framework, which component corresponds to psychiatric stability?
• If a medication is not on the appropriate approved medication list, can the Flight Surgeon still prescribe it?
• What is the purpose of the Force Health Protection + Medical Readiness Program?
• Which personnel fall under Flying Class II (FCII) standards?
• What does PCS stand for?
• What is the purpose of the Emergency Response + Disaster Management program?
• What has functional oversight of the Aerospace & Operational Medicine Enterprise (AOME)?
• The flight operational medicine program (FOMP) is split into which two programs?
• What is the purpose of Health Promotion?
• Which program focuses on protecting worker health and environmental safety while supporting combat capabilities?
• AHLTA-T is described as what in the material?
• Which of the following is required to complete a Flying AFSC retraining AF Form 422?
• How do you calculate the PMR percentage?
• What is AAC 37?
• Which section of the hard copy medical record contains a copy of the service member's 2992 form?
• What is AF Form 422?
• What is the TFMR percentage goal for the Air Force?
• Which of the following is a common military task for general duty?
• Using FMR = 40%, PMR = 30%, and NMR = 30%, what is the NMR percentage?
• Which general duty task involves working in extreme environments or confined spaces?
• How are hard copy FLY medical records marked?
• Which dental readiness classes are considered FMR?
• What does a Mobility Restriction mean?
• What service members fall under Flying Class I (FCI) standards?
• What does Fitness Restriction (FR) mean?
• What does HTSA stand for?
• When is a service member Not Medically Ready (NMR)?
• Where can you pull the DoD Medical Readiness Status Report from in the system?
• Which Army medical standard must be followed when a service member attends a sister service school?
• What DoDI defines the responsibilities when the Department of Veterans Affairs performs Separation Health Physical Exams?
• What does AMRO stand for in this context?
• What does PULHES stand for?
• What is the purpose of AMRO?
• TFMR uses which statuses?
• What service members fall under Flying Class IA (FCIA) standards?
• DAFMAN 48-123, Chapter 4 contains what information?
• What is a trigger event?
• Where can you find a listing of all PPCs?
• Which document is used to determine AFSC-specific requirements for enlisted or officer?
• Which statement correctly describes ALC C3 (C)?
• How far back should a PCS record review extend?
• Which document captures the commander's assessment of the member's impact on the unit and retention considerations?
• Which is NOT one of the aerospace medicine programs?
• Which general duty task involves climbing and going down structures such as stairs, a ladder, ladder wells, or a cargo net?
• Which statement best describes focusing on the Airman/Guardian as a human weapon system?
• Who is the chair of the DAWG? What do they do as the chair?
• What is the Deployment Availability Working Group (DAWG)?
• What does a Mobility Restriction imply about deployment, TDY, and/or exercise?
• What is the Profiling Officer (PO) responsible for in AGAM?
• Who are the key stakeholders in the MEB process?
• What describes the purpose of a Personnel Processing Code (PPC)?
• How often must a TDRL member be reevaluated?
• What is the Chief of Aerospace Medicine (SGP) responsible for in AGAM?
• When is a service member considered Partially Medically Ready (PMR)?
• Which item is explicitly listed as a reason for AF Form 422 generation?
• Who is ultimately responsible for creating an AF Form 469 (profile) for a service member?
• Where should the 'PRP' or 'PSP' label be placed on PRP/PSP records?
• What is a reason for chemoprophylaxis ground test?
• What is the correct sequence for reviewing the Grounding Management Module in ASIMS for medication ground testing?
• What does the Unit Commander do in the MEB process?
• If PMR equals 30 and the total readiness equals 100, what is the PMR percentage?
• What is the Regular Air Force (Active Duty) PMR percentage goal?
• Which statement describes ALC C1 (X)?
• How does the ARC implement the Aerospace & Operational Medicine Enterprise (AOME)?
• Aside from the grounding management tab, which two places must ground-tested meds be documented?
• In the context provided, what does All Green indicate for FMR readiness?
• What DoDI establishes the medical standards for retention?
• What are the 4 different restrictions that can be placed on an AF Form 469?
• Who performs the initial qualification for a service member to be placed on PRP status (Regular Air Force/Active Duty)?
• Which program is designed to foster a culture of health and improve readiness and productivity?
• DAFMAN 48-123, Chapter 5 contains what information?
• Which general duty task relates to standing in formation?
• Where is a service member referred if an assignment or deployment is stopped due to a medical reason?
• AOME stands for which of the following?
• Who initiates retraining in ASIMS, and where in ASIMS do you go?
• In a Self-Certify profile, which statement is true?
• Which statement describes ALC C2 (Y)?
• What is the Service Member's responsibility in AGAM?
• In determining eligibility for worldwide duty, which factor is assessed by PULHES?
• Hypnotics (No-Go Pills) are used for?
• What is the physical profile system used for?
• When is a service member considered Fully Medically Ready (FMR)?
• For ARC members, how many days old can AF Form 1185 be when received by the ARC SG's office?
• Which section of the hard copy medical record contains objective findings such as labs, immunizations, and EKGs?
• What is a purpose of performing a record review?
• Which item in the MEB package contains notes created by providers after a service member's visit for consultation or treatment?
• How does AMRO manage service members?
• What color identifies a PRP/PSP member's folder?
• Which activity is under preventing illness + injury?
• Which DoD Instruction is cited for establishing medical standards for entrance into military service?
• Which general duty task relates to effective communication?
• Which of the following is one of the three public laws important to IDES?
• How many Assignment Action Codes (AAC) are used to manage assignment actions?
• Which role is noted as FCIII due to its requirements, per the material?
• Which items may be included as retraining documentation?
• Non-deployable status is defined by which DoD Instruction?
• What is the final step in the grounding management review process in ASIMS?
• Which option provides reports specifically for individual squadrons showing all service members in that unit?
• OTC medications can be used if on the approved OTC list in consultation with whom?
• Which statement about PULHES is true?
• Air Battle Managers are FCIII required to maintain which Flying Class standard?
• What does the ALC code indicate?
• What is the MSME responsible for within AGAM?
• Which statement correctly describes AF Form 469?
• Which situation is a documented reason for generating an AF Form 422?
• What is the purpose of ground testing medication for Flying/SOD status?
• What is the purpose of the Health Promotion Program?