AMEDD BOLC EXAM QUESTIONS & VERIFIED
ANSWERS – PASS YOUR HESI EXIT EXAM
FIRST TRY | NEWEST ACTUAL RN CAT
QUESTIONS
1.AHS Planning: The focus of the medical planning process should be to quickly
develop a flexible, tactically sound, fully integrated and synchronized plan that
supports the tactical commander's mission.
2. Role of the Medical Planner: • Conducts timely and comprehensive
planning to determine medical requirements before, during, and after all phases
of operations
• Conducts mission analysis to determine the allocation of AHS resources and planned
locations of medical assets
• Integrates the medical plans with the tactical plans
• Provides commanders with a sketch of medical capabilities in their area of
operations and in the operational environment
3.Medical Platoon Leader as a Staff Officer: • The medical platoon
leader is a part of the
Commander's special statt
• The platoon leader writes the medical portion of the battalion operations order
• The platoon leader then uses the same order to issue to the platoon during subsequent
TLPs
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, 4.Conformity (Principles of the AHS): - Ensures that a comprehensive
AHS support plan conforms to tactical plans
- Medical assets are arrayed on the battlefield properly
5.Proximity (Principles of the AHS): - Provide medical support at the
right time and place
- Medical resources employed as far forward as possible, without impeding ongoing
operations
6.Flexibility (Principles of the AHS): - Ability to shift AHS resources
to meet changing battlefield requirements
- Changes in plans or operations make flexibility in AHS support planning and execution
essential
7.Mobility (Principles of the AHS): - AHS assets remain in supporting
distance to support maneuvering forces
- Vehicle hardening equal to that of supported unit
8.Continuity (Principles of the AHS): - Patient moves through
progressive, phased roles of care
- Each Soldier receives the care required to optimize patient outcome
9.*** Control (Principles of the AHS): - Resources are efficiently
employed
- Ensure scope and quality of medical treatment meets professional standards and policies
10.Principles of Planning: • Understanding a situation, envisioning a desired
future condition, and laying out effective ways to bring that future about
• Results in a plan or order that communicates the commander's vision
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ANSWERS – PASS YOUR HESI EXIT EXAM
FIRST TRY | NEWEST ACTUAL RN CAT
QUESTIONS
1.AHS Planning: The focus of the medical planning process should be to quickly
develop a flexible, tactically sound, fully integrated and synchronized plan that
supports the tactical commander's mission.
2. Role of the Medical Planner: • Conducts timely and comprehensive
planning to determine medical requirements before, during, and after all phases
of operations
• Conducts mission analysis to determine the allocation of AHS resources and planned
locations of medical assets
• Integrates the medical plans with the tactical plans
• Provides commanders with a sketch of medical capabilities in their area of
operations and in the operational environment
3.Medical Platoon Leader as a Staff Officer: • The medical platoon
leader is a part of the
Commander's special statt
• The platoon leader writes the medical portion of the battalion operations order
• The platoon leader then uses the same order to issue to the platoon during subsequent
TLPs
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14
, 4.Conformity (Principles of the AHS): - Ensures that a comprehensive
AHS support plan conforms to tactical plans
- Medical assets are arrayed on the battlefield properly
5.Proximity (Principles of the AHS): - Provide medical support at the
right time and place
- Medical resources employed as far forward as possible, without impeding ongoing
operations
6.Flexibility (Principles of the AHS): - Ability to shift AHS resources
to meet changing battlefield requirements
- Changes in plans or operations make flexibility in AHS support planning and execution
essential
7.Mobility (Principles of the AHS): - AHS assets remain in supporting
distance to support maneuvering forces
- Vehicle hardening equal to that of supported unit
8.Continuity (Principles of the AHS): - Patient moves through
progressive, phased roles of care
- Each Soldier receives the care required to optimize patient outcome
9.*** Control (Principles of the AHS): - Resources are efficiently
employed
- Ensure scope and quality of medical treatment meets professional standards and policies
10.Principles of Planning: • Understanding a situation, envisioning a desired
future condition, and laying out effective ways to bring that future about
• Results in a plan or order that communicates the commander's vision
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