CORPSMAN SCHOOL TEST 1-SOLVED.

CORPSMAN SCHOOL TEST 1-SOLVED. MEDAL OF HONOR The highest military decoration in the United States armed services, often called the Congressional Medal of Honor. It recognizes valor and bravery in action above and beyond the call of duty. SICKBAY WHERE SICK AND INJURED MEN GET TAKEN FOR CARE COCKPIT ANOTHER NAME FOR SICKBAY BRONZE STAR Heroic/meritorious achievement Surgeon's mate Usually a physician but subordinate to surgeon loblolly Corpsman forerunners nickname. Became official rate in 1814 JOHN WALL First Loblolly Boy John Domyn First Loblolly POW Joseph Anderson first African-American loblolly Surgeon Steward First enlisted rate requiring specific qualification Nurse junior enlisted medical personnel. Apothecary required vast pharmaceutical knowledge Birthday of Navy Hospital Corps 17June1898 Cornelius O'Leary Pharmacist with 38 years of apothecary experience Robert Stanley First hospital corpsman to receive medal of honor WAVES Women Accepted For Volunteer Emergency Service. Commissioned in Naval Medical Center, Bethesda, Maryland. Bethesda Naval Hospital Flagship of Navy medicine since November 11, 1940 When was the first hospital corps school for WAVES commissioned? 12JAN1944 When was the corpsman rating insignia change from a Red Cross to the caduceus? 1948 John Bradly Pharmacist mate who participated in flag raising at Mount Suribachi Most decorated branch in the US Navy? Hospital Corps How many MOH in WW2 7 How many MOH in Korean War? 5 How many MOH pre-WW1? 4 How many MOH in WW1? 2 How many medal of honor recipients total in the hospital corps? 22 How many Naval vessels have been named after corpsman? 19 Communication Interpersonal process of people relating to each other through conversation, gestures, behavior, writing, and at times silence Customer someone who buys goods and services from a business active listening listening carefully to what they are saying and ask questions to get to the root of their requests Contact Point Physical location the customer goes to obtain a service Attitude Tendency to move toward or away from a situation Skill Ability to do something well as a result of a talent, training, practice, or a combination of these 5 stages of grief denial, anger, bargaining, depression, acceptance Denial the person cannot believe the diagnosis or prognosis anger looking for a cause or to fix blame Bargaining the wish for an extension of life, or later for relief of pain depression sense of great loss of the impending loss of being acceptance The patient has found peace with the diagnosis or prognosis bereavement state of having suffered a loss by death palliation the relief of symptoms when cure is no longer possible, and treatment is provided solely for comfort