Writing Quality Profiles (1.5 hrs)

A physical profile designator of "2" may indicate which of the following:

False

T or F: All COMPOS can be referred to a MEB

True

True or False: a profile with a permanent grade of 3 or 4 means the Military Retention Decision Point (MRDP) has been reached?

True

What critical step must a provider complete when extending a Temporary Profile?

Ensure the new information is linked to all previous Temporary Profiles

T or F: A permanent profile becomes a "1" or "2" when a Provider determines that the Soldier has reached MRDP and has restrictions and limitations that do not meet retention standards

False

Which of the following does not prompt a P2 profile?

HIV positive lab

What is the maximum duration an initial temporary profile may be written for?

90 days

Upon diagnosis of a stinging insect allergy, Soldiers should receive a:

P2 Profile

Which profiles require a second signature by an approval authority?

Permanent profiles with a 3 or 4, and profiles with deployment-limiting physical-category codes

Which section of the DA 3349 provides guidance to the Commander on Soldier restrictions?

Instructions to Unit Commander

Before a profile is referred for an administrative board for review, it must have a signature of the originating provider and:

It must have the second signature of the approving authority, an audiologist or podiatrist

Which of the following are not the Soldier's responsibility in the profile cycle?

Making a deployability determination

All are true concerning permanent profiles except:

The Soldier's commander CANNOT request a review of a permanent profile.

When determining an endpoint for a temporary profile:

Include rehabilitation time

True or False: A CDR must follow the Provider's instructions on all areas of the Profile.

True

True or False: Permanent Profiles can be cancelled at any time?

True

When evaluating a Soldier who demonstrates a severe reaction to a bee sting, it is best to:

Treat the Soldier and refer to and allergist-immunologist for evaluation and notate their profile immediately

T or F: All COMPO 1 and RC Soldiers assigned to table of organization and equipment (TO&E) receive an annual hearing screening through the Defense Occupational and Environmental Health Readiness System -- Hearing Conservation (DOEHRS-HC)

True

T or F: Before making a decision to extend a temporary profile, the Provider should review all previous profiles

True

T or F: Temporary profiles do not have PULHES grade?

True

True/False: All Soldiers receive an annual vision assessment to measure distance visual acuity, near acuity (if age 45 or older) and currency of the Soldier's optical devices (if required).

True

When should providers be encouraged to initiate MRDP

When medically indicated (providers should not wait 12 months if indicated earlier)

When should providers be encouraged to initiate MRDP?

When medically indicated (providers should not wait for 12 months if indicated earlier)

Which COMPOS can be referred to the Non-Duty Physical Evaluation Board (ND-PEB)

B and C

Each temporary profile is to be written for the full duration of the limitations, up to how many days?

90 days

When did the Army Combat Fitness Test become the official test of record?

1 October 2020

Updating Profiles includes which of the following?

A) A single active profile for each Soldier that incorporates both temporary and permanent profiles into a single form. B) Incorporates all current functional and assignment limitations for CDRs and personnel managers to review. C) Tracks the total number of days a Soldier has been on profile, as well as the days for each medical condition. D) Provides better visibility to providers and CDRs, facilitating prompt referral of Soldiers to administrative board. All of the above.

A Soldier's profile with one or more PULHES grades of 3 or higher means:

A) One or more medical conditions or physical defects with significant functional or activity limitations and warrants processing through a MAR2 or DES process B) A Soldier is unable to complete at least one of the alternative cardio events on the APFT The Soldier has a condition that results in additional physical restrictions C) Unable to complete all 6 of the common Soldier functions D) Condition warrants a referral to MEB per Chapter 3 in AR 40-501, Medical Readiness All of the Above

In order to reduce variability with behavior health profiles, providers are encouraged to complete which of the following:

All of the Above

Provider instructions on Soldier duty limitations are related in their profiles in accordance with:

All of the Above

A physical profile designators of "2" may indicate which of the following:

All of the above

When developing a profile a provider should:

Be accurate, consistent, complete and properly communicated

What is the maximum amount of time a Solider can have a temporary profile before the restrictions and limitations are converted to a permament profile?

Both A and C

True or False: Reserve Compo Soldiers may not receive a physical profile designator of "2"?

False

For pregnancy profiling, you must adhere to AR 40-501, Medical Readiness and AR

NOT AR 40-400 AR 600-63, Army Health Promotion

Once a Soldier receives a permanent profile with a "3" or "4" which board are they referred to?

NOT MOS Administrative Retention Review Board, (MAR2): Soldier meets retention standards but is unable to serve in their current MOS

Which functional activity listed below is required for a Soldier to be retained in the Army?

NOT Wear protective gear...

When detailing a Soldier's physical readiness capabilities in e-Profile, it is best practice to

NOT: Fill the form using your preferred medical terminology

Profiles are used by healthcare providers to:

Notify CDRs and Leaders of a Soldier's functional limitations and health condition

Which of the following represents correct definitions?

Recovery: Healing from illness or injury; Rehabilitation: Time to progress to full duty; APFT Train Up: Time Soldier is preparing to maximize APFT effort

Extending and linking profiles may be done to the following:

Temporary Profiles only

Who determines if a Soldier is deployable in the Medical Readiness Portal?

The Commander Designee and The Commander

A permanent profile for behavior health will be issued when:

The provider has determined the Soldier will not meet medical retention standards within a year of initial diagnosis (meets Medical Retention Determination Point (MRDP) per AR 40-501