HAS 110 – Patient Movement Fundamentals Practice Exam

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• Which item is not part of Mission Data Retrieval?
• Which element is a key safety consideration for the pickup area in evacuation operations?
• Which statement about In-Transit Visibility (ITV) is NOT described?
• Which of the following reflects a casualty nationality and status category?
• Which form is used to document patient transfer orders in writing?
• What is a pivot transfer and when is it used?
• Which item is NOT listed as unauthorized during baggage searches?
• What practice best supports safety and coordination during a transfer?
• What steps should you take before moving a wheelchair to a bed?
• What is the safest condition for choosing a pickup area in a potentially hostile environment?
• Before initiating any transfer, why is confirming consent and needs important?
• Which statement best defines Aeromedical Evacuation?
• What does the 'Comfort' advantage mean?
• Which three components make up Anti-Hijacking Procedures?
• Which statement best describes the primary mission of the Patient Movement Requirement Centers (PMRC)?
• What is TRAC2ES-Web primarily used for?
• Class 6A Medical Attendant role?
• During turning and repositioning, which combination of actions best protects skin?
• Which statement accurately differentiates MEDEVAC from CASEVAC regarding medical personnel?
• What does 'Enroute patient treatment' mean?
• Which category requires evacuation within 2 hours to the nearest surgical unit?
• Which topics are included in the Aeromedical Evacuation Process Briefing?
• Which hazard category is specifically addressed in evacuation planning to protect crews?
• Which definition describes MEDEVAC?
• Where is Transcom Patient Movement Requirements Center Americas (TPMRC-A) located?
• Which PPE items are commonly used during patient movement?
• Which center is designated as the lead agent for all PMRCs?
• The Aeromedical Evacuation Process Briefing should cover which topic?
• Which of the following are Administrative Reasons for evacuation?
• Which method is listed for marking the pickup site?
• What is the status of the Joint Patient Movement Requirements Center (JPMRC) and its transfer plan?
• Which items should be checked when inspecting equipment before use?
• Tactical phase describes airlift of patients from points within combat zone to treatment outside combat zone.
• What is the purpose of a patient transfer plan?
• Which patient positioning helps prevent aspiration in those with swallowing difficulties?
• Which device helps minimize skin shear when moving a patient with skin-break risk between bed and chair?
• Which scenario indicates you should use a lift rather than a manual transfer?
• Which option best describes the comprehensive approach to protecting skin during patient repositioning?
• How can miscommunication affect transfer safety?
• Name two friction-reducing devices commonly used during transfers.
• Which statement best defines a friction-reducing surface used in patient transfers?
• Which transfer aid is preferred to minimize shear during bed-to-chair transfer for a patient at risk of skin breakdown?
• Neuropsychiatric Class 1 patients travel under routine precedence?
• Which statement best defines Priority movement?
• When choosing a transfer technique, which factor is most critical?
• Which practice is least aligned with the recommended transfer approach?
• What is the maximum baggage length allowed?
• How should PPE and infection control be addressed during movement?
• Why should chair and bed wheels be locked during a transfer with a board?
• Mission Data Retrieval includes which list?
• Routine movement is described as which?
• Which statement describes an advantage that can positively affect patient morale?
• What should be used when transmitting lines 3 through 9?
• What is TRAC2ES-Mobile designed for?
• Which time constraint applies to URGENT? The maximum time?
• Why is limb length discrepancy important during transfer?
• Which of the following actions most accurately reflects recommended skin-protection during patient transfers?
• Class 2 Litter Patients are characterized by which statement?
• Class 5 includes which group?
• What form is used to create and submit the Patient Movement Requirement in TRAC2ES?
• Which statement best describes the role of a transfer belt during patient movement?
• Which option correctly describes TRAC2ES-Mobile?
• Which party is responsible for determining the need for evacuation or transfer of patients in their care, and whether the patient will require a medical or non-medical attendant and any special equipment?
• Class 4 refers to which group?
• Which strategies help prevent caregiver back strain during heavy transfers?
• TPMRC-E is located at which base?
• What is the first step in any patient transfer to ensure safety?
• What is the purpose of identifying special equipment before the mission begins?
• Casualty Nationality and Status is primarily used to?
• Which action most directly reduces spinal load during lifting?
• Who can serve as the Aeromedical Evacuation Coordinating Officer (AECO)?
• TRAC2ES-Web is used by PMRCs to?
• In-Transit Visibility (ITV) is used to track which aspect?
• What does the format of the 9-line MEDEVAC request provide?
• Who is responsible for classifying evacuee patients?
• Which statement best supports safety during a multi-person lift?
• What is the role of a nurse aide in a multi-person lift?
• Which action is a TRAC2ES Job Performance Task?
• What repositioning practices help prevent pressure injuries during bed rest?
• Which precedence category is used for evacuees who should be evacuated within four hours?
• Line 3 of the 9-line MEDEVAC request contains what information?
• What is a log roll and when is it used?
• During a patient transfer, what action should you take if the patient shows signs of distress or deterioration?
• What does urgent movement mean?
• What does the 'Flexibility' advantage entail?
• Which precedence category requires evacuation as soon as possible and within 2 hours to preserve life, limb, or eyesight?
• Which statement best describes the 'Speed' advantage of Aeromedical Evacuation?
• Which option includes the complete recommended protection for skin during movement?
• Movement precedence categories include which of the following?
• Which best defines CASEVAC?
• Describe the proper body mechanics for a two-person lift.
• What practice best supports skin integrity in immobile patients during movement?
• AF Form 3899 contains patient's personal data and clinical info and will serve as the patient chart.
• What does 'center of gravity' mean in lifting?
• DA Form 3981 serves as a
• Which classification applies to a patient who does not require hospitalization and is considered an outpatient?
• Which statement describes TRAC2ES's overall role?
• Which condition justifies urgent movement?
• Mission Data Retrieval includes which item?
• Which is NOT listed as an eligible beneficiary for Aeromedical Evacuation?
• Which choice best reflects an evidence-based approach to skin protection during repositioning?
• What should the anti-hijacking statement specify?
• Outline safe steps for a bed-to-wheelchair transfer using a transfer belt.
• Which two forms are commonly considered when documenting a minor not accompanied by a parent/guardian?
• Where is Transcom Patient Movement Requirements Center West (TPMRC-W) located?
• What factors influence choosing a manual transfer versus a mechanical lift?
• Which metric is used to identify non-ambulatory casualties in an evacuation plan?
• Line 5 of the 9-line MEDEVAC request contains what information?
• What role does communication play in movement planning?
• Which marking method is listed for pickup sites?
• Which precedence category covers sick or wounded who should be evacuated within 4 hours to prevent condition from worsening?
• What is spinal precaution, and how does it affect movement?
• Which class is designated to non-patient attendants who supervise in-flight care?
• Bed/Medical Capability Reporting can list medical specialties and bed counts.
• Why is providing the Location of the Pickup-site critical?
• The Patient Movement Clerk's responsibilities include which of the following actions?
• Which of the following aircraft are named as suitable for Aeromedical Evacuation?
• Class 3 Ambulatory Walking patients are described as which?
• How do lifts differ from transfers?
• How should a patient with spinal precautions be moved from bed to chair?
• Which statement best describes MEDEVAC’s en-route care compared to CASEVAC?
• Which statement about air-evacuated patients is supported by the material?
• Line 5 information is?
• Which statement defines a convenient evacuation?
• What is TRAC2ES?
• Which center is designated as the lead agent for all PMRCs?
• Class 6B Non Medical Attendant is used to help ...
• Which TPMRC is described as regulating patient movement within CONUS?
• Which statement correctly describes the two TRAC2ES sub-systems?
• Which items are considered Medical Reasons for evacuation?
• Which statement correctly describes a best practice to protect skin during movement?
• TPMRC-A is located at which base?
• Which item is not a practical consideration when selecting a transfer method?
• Which of the following are Personal or Compassionate reasons for evacuation?
• The three major categories listed as reasons for Aeromedical Evacuation are:
• Bed/Medical Capability Reporting is broken down into which categories?
• What is essential to ensure casualties are evacuated according to their needs?
• Which item is specifically described as reducing friction during bed-to-wheelchair transfers?
• Which of the following is a casualty nationality and status category?
• How should a transfer board be used between bed and chair?
• What is the purpose of casualty classification in evacuation planning?
• Which document must be attached to all accompanied baggage?
• Line 1 of the 9-line MEDEVAC request contains what information?
• What is the stated rule about NBC contamination in the evacuation plan?
• Class 6 includes which group?
• Class 2 Litter Patients (Non Psychiatric) are described as which of the following?
• During a lift, how should the caregiver's hips be positioned in relation to the load?
• How should you align a patient’s hips and legs during bed-to-chair transfer to prevent hip rotation?
• How many carry-on bags are allowed with the baggage?
• Who reports patient movement into the Aeromedical Evacuation System by creating and submitting the Patient Movement Requirement via TRAC2ES after the attending provider completes all form requirements?
• What is the maximum total baggage weight allowed?
• Why is locking wheels on both bed and chair important during transfers?
• Where is Transcom Patient Movement Requirements Center East (TPMRC-E) located?
• Strategic phase describes airlift for patients from overseas back to CONUS.
• How many classifications of patients exist?
• In Class 4 - Infants, who must provide necessities such as bottles, formula, and diapers?
• Which of the following is included as a casualty nationality and status category?
• Which aircraft types are used for Aeromedical Evacuation?
• Which line specifies Radio Frequency, Call Sign, and Suffix?
• Class 1 Neuropsychiatric Patients travel under which precedence?
• When should you call for additional staff or equipment?
• Which set of actions is most aligned with protecting skin during mobility in immobile patients?
• What is the primary goal of MEDEVAC?
• Which combination is essential for a safe Hoyer lift transfer?
• Which statement best describes a routine casualty evacuation?
• When moving an immobile patient, which practice best reduces skin injury?
• The AECO supervises which process from notification to the patient being airborne?
• Which statement best describes the role of a standing-assist device in stand transfers for non weight-bearing patients?
• What is the primary difference between URGENT and URGENT SURGICAL?
• Aeromedical Evacuation transfers occur between which facilities?
• Which center is described as Notional in Korea?
• Which statement best emphasizes the key components of skin-protective movement?
• Which scenario indicates a need for a two-person lift rather than a stand-assist transfer?
• Which option represents the optimal combination to maintain skin integrity during patient repositioning?
• Which of the following are common signs of patient distress during movement?
• In evacuation planning, which factor helps planning routes to pick up casualties from more than one site?
• What should be transmitted before an evacuation begins?
• What is a contraindication to using mechanical lifting devices?
• Name the two TRAC2ES sub-systems.
• Which term is used to request that the last transmission be repeated?
• How should repositioning be scheduled to protect skin integrity in immobile individuals?
• Which TPMRC is described as assisting patients who need to be transferred to CONUS?
• In Aeromedical Evacuation, who provides in-flight medical treatment?
• Which data fields are included in the Mission Packet Lab Activity?
• Who classifies casualties by precedence on site?
• What is the purpose of a transfer belt (gait belt)?
• Why is keeping the load close to your body important during patient movement?
• Which statement best describes Class 6 Attendants?
• What equipment is required for a Hoyer lift transfer?
• Which is NOT listed as an advantage of Aeromedical Evacuation?
• Which Transcom center is located at Hickok Air Base, Hawaii?
• Which phase is used during wartime and peacetime?
• Which option best represents the recommended approach to preserving skin integrity while repositioning immobile patients?
• How should you respond if a patient becomes faint during a transfer?
• What is the purpose of providing Radio Frequency, Call Sign, and Suffix?
• What is the minimum coordinate information required at a pickup-site to guide evacuation operations?
• Identify three indicators that movement is unsafe to perform without assistance.
• 3-DAY Medicine Supply is for traveling within CONUS and within overseas theater.
• The Attending Provider is responsible for which of the following?
• Strategic phase is described as airlift for patients from overseas back to CONUS.
• If a patient becomes faint during a transfer, what is the recommended immediate course of action?
• Forward phase describes which scenario?
• Which documents must be placed in each baggage item according to the baggage policy?
• In managing movement for immobile patients, which practice contributes to preventing skin breakdown?
• Which action helps prevent hip rotation during a bed-to-chair transfer?
• Which statement about Bed/Medical Capability Reporting is true?
• The PMRC's primary function includes coordinating Aeromedical Evacuation requirements using which system?
• What considerations are essential for a stand assist transfer for a patient who cannot bear weight?
• Which statement about JPMRC is true?
• Which term indicates that the message has been understood and will be complied with?
• Which scenario most clearly requires a log roll?
• Which of the following statements describes the crew role during aeromedical evacuation?
• What action should you take if a patient shows distress signals during movement?
• Line 2 of the 9-line MEDEVAC request contains what information?
• Line 4 of the 9-line MEDEVAC request contains what information?
• When is a two-person lift preferred over a stand-assist transfer?
• Which form is used when transporting minors not accompanied by parent/guardian and must have address/phone number of parent/guardian?
• Class 5 - Outpatients describes patients who do not require hospitalization.
• Which characteristic applies to MEDEVAC vehicles?
• Which approach to movement supports both comfort and skin health in immobile patients?
• Which system is used to regulate and command evacuation?
• What are the two methods used to evacuate casualties?
• Which form must accompany all moved baggage with a patient?
• Number of Casualties by Precedence is used to determine.
• Which technique is used to move a patient while maintaining spinal alignment?