AMEDD RC-Basic
Officer Leader Course
Phase 1 Module D
Exam
Once a profile is visible in the Commander Portal, how many days does an active duty
commander have to view it? How many days does a reserve component commander have to
view it?
A) Active duty commanders have 15 days and reserve component commanders have 30 days
B) Active duty and reserve component commanders have 14 days
C) Active duty commanders have 14 days and reserve component commanders have 30 days
D) Active duty and reserve component commanders have 30 days
Match the role of care with the correct type of facility.
Role 1 - Battalion Aid Station and below
Role 2 - Medical Company
Role 3 - Combat Support Hospital
Role 4 - Definitive Care
Your Soldiers were tasked to assist the MA unit gaining a full accounting of deceased
Soldiers. They were able to determine cause of death and the manner of death. Have the
gained a full accounting and why or why not?
A) No, there is no location of death
B) Yes, that is all that's required
C) No, there is no proper identification
D) No, there is no estimated time of death
The search for, recovery, tentative identification, processing, and evacuation of human
remains and decedent PE from a theatre of operation to a servicing mortuary through MA
evacuation channels. Which operation is this within the Army's Mortuary Affairs Program?
A) Concurrent Return
B) Current Death
C) Temporary Interment
D) Search and Recovery (SAR)
, When must you complete Part I of the Post-Deployment Health Assessment?
A) While deployed or at home station
B) Only after returning to home station
C) Within five days of redeployment
D) Within 30 days of redeployment
You have been advised that the theater requires fewer hospital beds, there's going to be a
greater demand for inter-theater USAF evacuation resources, and there will be increases in
the requirements for replacements to meet rapid personnel turnover. What has caused this
combination of effects?
A) A long theater evacuation policy
B) No theater evacuation policy
C) A short theater evacuation policy
D) A shortage of evacuation resources
How can a commander clarify information that is on a Soldier's physical profile?
A) Ask the Soldier what the provider meant
B) Send a message to the provider from the MEDPROS Commander Portal
C) Ask the unit medic
D) Consult with the battalion surgeon
What are the three types of patient evacuation?
A) Civilian vehicle, military vehicle, and host nation vehicle
B) Military vehicle, military helicopter, civilian helicopter
C) Civilian helicopter, civilian fixed wing, civilian vehicle
D) Ground ambulance, air ambulance, and aeromedical evacuation
When must you complete the Post-Deployment Health Reassessment?
A) 60-90 days upon redeployment
B) 90-180 days upon redeployment
C) 90-120 days upon redeployment
D) 60-120 days upon redeployment
Soldiers who display a sense of eliteness, alertness, vigilance, a sense of purpose, courage are
displaying what type of stress reaction?
A) Maladaptive stress reaction
B) Overlapping stress reaction
Officer Leader Course
Phase 1 Module D
Exam
Once a profile is visible in the Commander Portal, how many days does an active duty
commander have to view it? How many days does a reserve component commander have to
view it?
A) Active duty commanders have 15 days and reserve component commanders have 30 days
B) Active duty and reserve component commanders have 14 days
C) Active duty commanders have 14 days and reserve component commanders have 30 days
D) Active duty and reserve component commanders have 30 days
Match the role of care with the correct type of facility.
Role 1 - Battalion Aid Station and below
Role 2 - Medical Company
Role 3 - Combat Support Hospital
Role 4 - Definitive Care
Your Soldiers were tasked to assist the MA unit gaining a full accounting of deceased
Soldiers. They were able to determine cause of death and the manner of death. Have the
gained a full accounting and why or why not?
A) No, there is no location of death
B) Yes, that is all that's required
C) No, there is no proper identification
D) No, there is no estimated time of death
The search for, recovery, tentative identification, processing, and evacuation of human
remains and decedent PE from a theatre of operation to a servicing mortuary through MA
evacuation channels. Which operation is this within the Army's Mortuary Affairs Program?
A) Concurrent Return
B) Current Death
C) Temporary Interment
D) Search and Recovery (SAR)
, When must you complete Part I of the Post-Deployment Health Assessment?
A) While deployed or at home station
B) Only after returning to home station
C) Within five days of redeployment
D) Within 30 days of redeployment
You have been advised that the theater requires fewer hospital beds, there's going to be a
greater demand for inter-theater USAF evacuation resources, and there will be increases in
the requirements for replacements to meet rapid personnel turnover. What has caused this
combination of effects?
A) A long theater evacuation policy
B) No theater evacuation policy
C) A short theater evacuation policy
D) A shortage of evacuation resources
How can a commander clarify information that is on a Soldier's physical profile?
A) Ask the Soldier what the provider meant
B) Send a message to the provider from the MEDPROS Commander Portal
C) Ask the unit medic
D) Consult with the battalion surgeon
What are the three types of patient evacuation?
A) Civilian vehicle, military vehicle, and host nation vehicle
B) Military vehicle, military helicopter, civilian helicopter
C) Civilian helicopter, civilian fixed wing, civilian vehicle
D) Ground ambulance, air ambulance, and aeromedical evacuation
When must you complete the Post-Deployment Health Reassessment?
A) 60-90 days upon redeployment
B) 90-180 days upon redeployment
C) 90-120 days upon redeployment
D) 60-120 days upon redeployment
Soldiers who display a sense of eliteness, alertness, vigilance, a sense of purpose, courage are
displaying what type of stress reaction?
A) Maladaptive stress reaction
B) Overlapping stress reaction
