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What is Force health protection (FHP)?
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all measures taken by the Chain of Command and military health system to promote, improve, conserve, or restore mental or physical well-being of military personnel
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Who is responsible for the implementation of FHP within their area of responsibility?
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geographic combatant commander
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Who is responsible for the coordination and integration of the health service support (HSS) mission among the participating Service components?
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Joint Force Surgeon (JFS), appointed by geographic combatant commander
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How is FHP accomplished?
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1-promotion of wellness 2-physical/mental conditioning 3-medical surveillance 4-preventive medicine 5-establishment of phased health care delivery system
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Define the three pillars of FHP.
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1-Healthy and Fit Force= capablity of withstanding the physical/mental rigors associated with combat and military operations 2-Casualty Prevention= prevention of both enemy threats and occupational and environmental health threats 3-Casualty Care Management= patient care and movement
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What are the five phases of Causalty Care Management?
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Phase 1: First Responder Phase 2: Forward Resuscitative Surgery
Phase 3: Theater Hospitalization Phase 4: En Route Care Phase 5: Care Outside the Theater |
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What is included in joint operations wellness programs?
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physical/mental fitness health promotion environmental and occupational health
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What is the advantage of an aggressive HSS?
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it enhances the force's ability to minimize combat injuries resulting from continous operations, combat stress, and/or exposure to NBC agents
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What is the advantage of having fit Service Members?
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Fit members are less likely to be injured accidentally, can more readily withstand exposure to diseases and excessive stress, and more promptly heal from wounds or injuries
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