Supervise Implementation of Preventive Medicine Policies Exercises
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&scoringAreas=13& &label0=Ensured soldiers protected against cold.& &label1=Ensured soldiers protected against heat.& &label2=Ensured soldiers protected against biting insects.& &label3=Ensured soldiers protected against diarrhea and dysentery.& &label4=Ensured soldiers protected against hearing loss.& &label5=Ensured soldiers protected against skin infections.& &label6=Ensured soldiers provided care for the feet.& &label7=Ensured soldiers practiced good oral hygiene.& &label8=Ensured soldiers understand PMM to protect against sexually transmitted diseases.& &label9=Ensured soldiers understand PMM to protect against AIDS.& &label10=Ensured soldiers disposed of waste properly.& &label11=Applied the Army’s policies on tobacco use.& &label12=Identified division and corps level PM missions.& &nogo0=Failure to protect against cold injuries will increase a soldier’s chance of suffering from dehydration, frostbite, trench foot, and hypothermia.& &nogo1=Failure to protect against heat injuries will increase a soldier’s chance of suffering from dehydration, sun exposure, heat exposure, and heat stroke.& &nogo2=Failure to protect against biting insects will increase a soldier’s chance of suffering from pain, allergic reaction, inflammation, and infection.& &nogo3=Failure to protect against diarrhea and dysentery can render a unit or squad useless.& &nogo4=Failure to wear the proper hearing protection, avoid loud noises, and limit the time in noise hazardous areas can result in your loss of hearing.& &nogo5=Failure to wash daily, keep your skin dry, and change into clean clothing after a full bath or shower may attribute to skin infections.& &nogo6=Failure to care for your feet before and during movements can render your unit or squad ineffective.& &nogo7=Failure to practice good oral hygiene will increase a soldier’s chance of suffering from gum disease, infection, and tooth decay.& &nogo8=Failure to know your sexual partners and to practice protected sex will increase a soldier’s chance of getting sexually transmitted diseases.& &nogo9=Failure to know your sexual partner, avoid multiple partners, avoid carriers of AIDS, and do not use illicit drugs will increase a soldier’s chance of getting AIDS.& &nogo10=Failure to dispose of waste properly will increase a soldier’s chance of suffering from intestinal diseases spread through contact with infectious organisms.& &nogo11=Failure to apply the Army’s tobacco use policies will harm a unit’s readiness by impairing physical fitness, increasing illness, absenteeism, and premature death.& &nogo12=Failure to identify the PM missions at the division and corps level will result in the preventive medicine resources to support field forces not being available.& &gotext=You have completed this exercise correctly. Click the Option button, select Exit and then select another task.& &nogotext=You did not complete this exercise successfully. Click the Options button, select Exit, and then select Supervise the Implementation of Preventative Medicine Policies to review this material.&