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AG BOLC TEST 2 COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) ALREADY GRADED A+ Three flags a Soldier can PCS with - Answer-Punishment Phase, APFT, ABCP AR 600-8-2, 2-8 Approval authority for junior enlisted promotions - Answer-Company Commander AR 600-8-19, 1-10 Three types of officer promotions - Answer-Decentralized (1LT and CW2, done by BN CDR) Centralized (all grades except GEN, LTG, 1LT, and CW2) Presidential (GEN, LTG) AR 600-8-29 Three types of enlis...

ABCP BOARD QUESTIONS WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION WHAT REGULATION COVERS THE ABCP - ANSWER-AR 600-9 WHAT IS BODY COMPOSITION - ANSWER-IT CONSIST OF LEAN BODY-MASS AND BODY FAT HOW DOES BODY FAT COMPOSITION CONTRIBUTE TO MISSION REQUIRMENTS - ANSWER-IT ONE INDICATOR OF PHYSICAL READINESS (INDV. FITNESS, ENDURANCE AND OVERALL HEALTH) WHO CAN ISSUE A PT TEST/HEIGHT & WEIGHT - ANSWER-THE COMMANDER HOW MANY DAYS BEFORE/AFTER A PT TEST CAN HEIGHT AND WEIGHT TAKE PLACE - ANSWER-7 DAYS WHAT HAPPEN...

ABCP Boards EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED 100% ANSWER This nerve is responsible for carrying parasympathetic information to the heart: a) Mesenteric b) Vagus c) Recurrent laryngeal d) Hypoglossal - ANSWER b) Vagus Bypass is about to be initiated when it is determined that the heparin has not been given. What would be an average total therapeutic heparin dose for an average sized adult on bypass? a) 10,000 units b) 21,000 units c) 40,000 units d) 50,200 units - ANSWER c) 40,000 ...

The Army Body Composition Program AR 600-9 Questions and Answers | Latest Update | Graded A+ Can a soldier flagged for ABCP or APFT receive an award? ABCP - No APFT - Yes How often are soldiers weighed? when taking a PT test or at least every 6 months How often should ABCP soldiers be weighed? Monthly Primary objectives of ABCP? Ensure soldiers are able to meet the physical demands of their duties in combat. Present a trim military appearance What 3 things happen when a sol...

ABCP BOARDS EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2023 how much volume is in RBCs? - ANSWER 300ml how long can RBCs be stored? - ANSWER 35 days what is the usual HCT of RBCs? - ANSWER 70% what is the volume of FFP? - ANSWER 220ml how long can FFP be stored? - ANSWER 1 year how much volume is platelets - ANSWER 30-50 ml how long can platelets be stored? - ANSWER 3 days what would be the reason to administer pRBCs? - ANSWER reduced hct requiring transfusion what would...

AG BOLC TEST #2 | QUESTIONS | WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS | 100% PASS. When can a Soldier get a duplicate award? - Only for Foreign Service AR 600-8-22, 1-19 Possible awards when KIA - Campaign Medal, Combat Badge, Service Award, ORS, Posthumous Promotion, (GWTOSM if not already awarded) AR 600-8-22 Flag codes that are waiverable for awards - ABCP-Code K APFT-Code J AR 600-8-22, 1-17 Approval authority for combat awards earned during wartime - BDE Commander AR 600-8-22 ...

ABCP Board review Test Questions With All Complete Solutions The major cation found in extracellular fluid is? a) K+ b) Ca++ c) Mg++ d) Na+ - CORRECT ANSWER- d) Na+ Oxygen delivery will be decreased when a low venous oxygen tension and high venous oxyhemoglobin saturation are present due to: a) increase in P50 b) decrease in P50 c) metabolic alkalosis d) metabolic acidosis - CORRECT ANSWER- c) metabolic alkalosis At a given PO2, increasing PCO2 results in: a) more O2 bound to the h...

ABCP BOARDS EXAM TEST QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED ANSWERS LATEST UPDATE 2023 how much volume is in RBCs? - ANSWER 300ml how long can RBCs be stored? - ANSWER 35 days what is the usual HCT of RBCs? - ANSWER 70% what is the volume of FFP? - ANSWER 220ml how long can FFP be stored? - ANSWER 1 year how much volume is platelets - ANSWER 30-50 ml how long can platelets be stored? - ANSWER 3 days what would be the reason to administer pRBCs? - ANSWER reduced hct requiring transfusion what w...

In 55% of patients, which coronary artery gives rise to blood supply for the S-A Node? A. right. B. circumflex. C. posterior descending. D. obtuse marginal. - Answer A Which of the following is a reported disadvantage of cerebral saturation monitoring using Near Infrared Spectroscopy (NIRS) Technology: A. Global ischemic events are not reflected in the measurements. B. Pulsatile perfusion pressure is required for accurate measurements. C. Catheter placement is required for continuous m...