ODS 23070 Final Exam NEWEST VERSION WITH
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS \VERIFIED 100% ALREADY GRADED A+
What is DEERS used for? To obtain dependent ID cards for eligible spouse and
children; required for registration for TRICARE
Basic uniform components required
Prescribable uniform component Required if directed
Optional uniform component Authorized for wear but not required
What are the prescribable items for Gloves, parka, watch cap
NWUs?
Family Care Plan (FCP) ensures dependents are taken care of when parent is
deployed (dual military families, single parents,
adult dependents)
What are the consequences for 1. Impact deployability
failing to complete a FCP? 2. Subject to UCMJ
Where can you go if you need a. Chain of Command
financial assitance? b. Command Financial Specialist
c. Regional Legal Services Officer
d. Fleet and Family (FFSC)
e. Navy and Marine Corps Relief Society
f. Military OneSource Money Management website
g. American Red Cross
Time Critical Risk Management Designed to be efficient during time-critical tasks that
required continuous risk identification (immediate
action)
What are the four (AAMA) principles 1. Accept no unnecessary risk
of ORM? 2. Anticipate and manage risk by planning
3. Make risk decisions at the right level
4. Accept risk when benefit outweighs the cost
What three (PCW) hazard 1. Preliminary hazard assessment
identification tools are used to 2. Change analysis
complete a risk assessment? 3. The "What if" analysis
,Who must be informed when a Service member's Chain of Command
service member plans to
participate in a high-risk activity?
When must a service member inform Prior to participation in the activity
their CoC about participation in a
high risk activity?
What does a service member need to A complete operational risk management assessment
provide when informing their CoC
about participation in high-risk
activity?
What are the steps of the ABCD Assess the
(ORM) model? situation
Balance
resources
Communicate to
others Do and
debrief
, When making risk decisions, what 1. Identify control options
three steps are accomplished? 2. Determine control effects
(IDM) 3. Make risk decitions
Navy's birthday 13 October 1775
Marine Corps Birthday 10 November 1775
What is considered Navy Standard
Correspondence? letter,
Endorsem
ents,
Business
letter,
Executive
correspondence,
Electronic mail
Purpose of an inspection - Verification
of compliance
- Not considered a search
- Evidence found during an inspection is admissible
- Not meant to be a witch hunt
Class A mishaps are what? $ 2,000,000 or results in a Fatality or Permanent total
disability
Class B mishaps are what? $500,000 to $2,000,000 in damage or at least 3 or
more personnel hospitalized.
Class C mishaps are what? $50,000 to $500,000 in damage or results in one or
more persons missing work
SSIC Standard Subject Identification Code
Standard Subject Identification Code A standard system using numbers and letters to
(SSIC) categorize the subject matter
of the Navy and USMC records.
Standard Subject Identification Code SECNAV M-5210.2
(SSIC) SECNAV
United Nations Convention on the a treaty to govern the rules of the high seas and
International Law of the Seas preserves Navigation and Overhead flights
(UNCLOS)
territorial (UNCLOS) 12 nautical miles; sovereign territory
COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED
ANSWERS \VERIFIED 100% ALREADY GRADED A+
What is DEERS used for? To obtain dependent ID cards for eligible spouse and
children; required for registration for TRICARE
Basic uniform components required
Prescribable uniform component Required if directed
Optional uniform component Authorized for wear but not required
What are the prescribable items for Gloves, parka, watch cap
NWUs?
Family Care Plan (FCP) ensures dependents are taken care of when parent is
deployed (dual military families, single parents,
adult dependents)
What are the consequences for 1. Impact deployability
failing to complete a FCP? 2. Subject to UCMJ
Where can you go if you need a. Chain of Command
financial assitance? b. Command Financial Specialist
c. Regional Legal Services Officer
d. Fleet and Family (FFSC)
e. Navy and Marine Corps Relief Society
f. Military OneSource Money Management website
g. American Red Cross
Time Critical Risk Management Designed to be efficient during time-critical tasks that
required continuous risk identification (immediate
action)
What are the four (AAMA) principles 1. Accept no unnecessary risk
of ORM? 2. Anticipate and manage risk by planning
3. Make risk decisions at the right level
4. Accept risk when benefit outweighs the cost
What three (PCW) hazard 1. Preliminary hazard assessment
identification tools are used to 2. Change analysis
complete a risk assessment? 3. The "What if" analysis
,Who must be informed when a Service member's Chain of Command
service member plans to
participate in a high-risk activity?
When must a service member inform Prior to participation in the activity
their CoC about participation in a
high risk activity?
What does a service member need to A complete operational risk management assessment
provide when informing their CoC
about participation in high-risk
activity?
What are the steps of the ABCD Assess the
(ORM) model? situation
Balance
resources
Communicate to
others Do and
debrief
, When making risk decisions, what 1. Identify control options
three steps are accomplished? 2. Determine control effects
(IDM) 3. Make risk decitions
Navy's birthday 13 October 1775
Marine Corps Birthday 10 November 1775
What is considered Navy Standard
Correspondence? letter,
Endorsem
ents,
Business
letter,
Executive
correspondence,
Electronic mail
Purpose of an inspection - Verification
of compliance
- Not considered a search
- Evidence found during an inspection is admissible
- Not meant to be a witch hunt
Class A mishaps are what? $ 2,000,000 or results in a Fatality or Permanent total
disability
Class B mishaps are what? $500,000 to $2,000,000 in damage or at least 3 or
more personnel hospitalized.
Class C mishaps are what? $50,000 to $500,000 in damage or results in one or
more persons missing work
SSIC Standard Subject Identification Code
Standard Subject Identification Code A standard system using numbers and letters to
(SSIC) categorize the subject matter
of the Navy and USMC records.
Standard Subject Identification Code SECNAV M-5210.2
(SSIC) SECNAV
United Nations Convention on the a treaty to govern the rules of the high seas and
International Law of the Seas preserves Navigation and Overhead flights
(UNCLOS)
territorial (UNCLOS) 12 nautical miles; sovereign territory
