Army Board /Body Composition TEST QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS

Army Board /Body Composition TEST QUESTIONS WITH 100% VERIFIED SOLUTIONS What happens when a soldier fails a body fat assessment within 36 months of release from the ABCP? - ANSWER within 12 months a DA Form 268 and soldier will undergo a medical evaluation if no medical condition is found the commander will initiate separation orders, bar to enlistment or transfer to the Individual ready reserve After 12 months but less than 36 soldier there will be a DA Form 268 initiated and soldier will undergo medical evaluation. if there are no underlying medical conditions soldier will be re enrolled into the ABCP for 3 months or 90 days if soldier after the 90 day point soldiers will be released from the ABCP and if they do not meet the standard the commander will initiate separation action, bar form reenlistment or transfer to the IRR. What are the primary and secondary objectives of the ABCP? - ANSWER Primary- to ensure all soldiers achieve and maintain optimal well being and performance under all conditions Secondary- assist in establishing and maintaining oprearational readiness, physical fitness, health, a perfessional military appearance IAW AR 670-1 establish body fat standards, and provide procedures by which personnel are counseled to assist in meeting the standard prescribed in this regulation. How is satisfactory progress in the ABCP defineded - ANSWER As a monthly weight loss of either 3 to 8 pounds or 1 percent body fat What is body composition - ANSWER Lean Body mass which includes muscle bone and essential organs Body fat- which is expressed as a percentage Which soldiers are exempt from the ABCP and how must they maintain a soldierly appearance? - ANSWER soldiers with major limb amputations pregnant or postpartum soldiers soldiers with prolonged hospitalization for more than 30 days New recruits have 180 days to meet the standard What commander and supervisor actions occur when a soldier is removed from the ABCP - ANSWER The commander and supervisors will remove individuals administratively from the ABCP as soon as the body fat standard is meet The commander will remove the DA for 268 actions and counsel the soldier on the importance of maintaining body composition and potential consequences if re-enrolled within 36 months What occurs once the soldier is enrolled into the ABCP? - ANSWER Soldier will be provided exercises Nutritional counseling Assistance with behavioral health to ensure the ABCP does not interfere with soldiers performance on the APFT, commanders are encourage to allow a minimum of 7 days between APFT and weigh in. WHY? - ANSWER Some soldiers that are close to exceeding the screening weight may attempt to lose it too quickly in the days leading up to a weigh in. When is a soldier enrolled in the ABCP considered to be failing the program? - ANSWER 2 consecutive monthly failed ABCP assessments. After 6 months in the ABCP soldier still exceeds body fat composition and less than satisfactory progression for 3 or more months nonconsecutive monthly ABCP assessments soldier may request medical evaluation to determine if inability to lose weight or weight gain is an underlying medical condition What army regulation covers Army Body composition program - ANSWER AR 600-9 What is the max allowable percent body fat for a male and female in the age group 17- 20? - ANSWER male 20% Female 30% Solders must maintain a high level of physical readiness in order to meet mission requirements- how does body composition contribute to mission requirements? - ANSWER Body composition is one indicator of physical readiness that is associated with an individual's fitness, endurance, and overall health- individuals with desirable body fat percentages generally exhibited muscular strength and endurance, are less like to sustain injuries from weight bearing activity and are more likely to perform at an optimal level. what actions are required when a soldier is determined to be exceeding the body fat standards? - ANSWER Notification counseling- commander has 3 working days to flag the soldier soldier action plan- within 14 days of notification counseling nutrition counseling- soldier has 30 days after enrollment into ABCP to meet with dietitian What are the army body composition programs standards - ANSWER Soldiers are required to meet the prescribed body fat standard, the will be screen every 6 months at minimum circumference based tape method is the only method for estimating body fat. commanders have the authority to direct a body fat assessment on any soldier that they determine does not present a soldierly appearance, regardless if soldier exceeds the screening table weight for his or her height What is the maximum allowed percent body fat for male and female in the age group 21-27 - ANSWER male- 22% Female- 32% What occurs in the soldier monitoring of a soldier's progress in the army body composition program - ANSWER - Every 30 days or drill weekend for reserve components commanders will conduct a monthly ABCP assessment to measure the soldiers progress and results will be annotated on a DA 5500 or DA5501