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Match the following Deployment Limiting (DL) codes with their correct descriptions:
DL1 = Temporary profile greater than 30 days DL2 = Pregnancy DL3 = Permanent profile indicating an MEB is needed DL4 = Dental Readiness Class 3 (DRC 3) DL5 = Permanent profile indicating a MAR2 is needed DL6 = Permanent profile with a physical category code of F, V, or X DL7 = Permanent profile indicating a Non-Duty related PEB is needed
Soldiers who are MRC 3 DL 7 may be considered for a waiver for deployment if requested by command and authorized by policy.
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Which regulation primarily covers medical retention standards?
AR 40-501
Commanders can make deployability determinations for which of the following MRC categories?
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Which MRC should a Soldier be placed in if he/she has completed all individual medical readiness requirements and is awaiting mask inserts?
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It is true that the MRAT is an effective tool to help identify trends affecting a unit's health.
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Permanent 2 (P2) profiles signed by the profiling officer do not require a second physician signature.
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What element within the Commander Portal allows Commanders to access the MRAT Leader Tool graphs and review trends?
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Into what MRC should a Soldier be placed if he/she meets all medical readiness requirements, is DRC 2, and has a temporary profile lasting five days?
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Periodic Health Assessments (PHA) and dental readiness exams are required to be current within ____ months.
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Which key component within the culture of readiness refers to leaders presenting information necessary to make deployability determinations in a manner that truly depicts unit readiness?
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Commanders only have access to the Leader Tool within the MRAT.
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Which user role has 'View Access' to the Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) data and a limited view of Soldier profiles in the commander portal?
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What element within the Commander Portal shows future trends to allow the command team to take action as soon as possible?
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The _________ is primarily a communication tool between the profiling officer, the Soldier, and the commander to address duty limitations.
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IAW AR 40-502, within how many days must Active Duty Commanders review temporary profiles for their assigned Soldiers?
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Which of the following statements apply to permanent profiles?
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Commanders use the medical readiness information to determine if a Soldier is ____ and can contribute to the unit's core designed mission or assigned mission, in accordance with readiness reporting guidance.
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What reason for non-deployable status should be applied to a Soldier with a postpartum operational deferment?
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Which MRC population is the easiest to action in order to improve a unit's deployability rates?
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Study Notes
Deployment Limiting Codes (DL Codes)
- DL6: Temporary profile greater than 30 days
- DL2: Dental Readiness Class 3 (DRC 3)
- DL1: Pregnancy
- DL3: Permanent profile indicating a MAR2 is needed
- DL4: Permanent profile with a physical category of F, V, or X
- DL5: Permanent profile indicating a Non-Duty related PEB is needed
- DL7: Permanent profile indicating an MEB is needed
Waiver Considerations
- Soldiers categorized as MRC 3 DL 7 can be considered for deployment waivers if requested by command and authorized by policy.
Medical Retention Standards
- AR 40-501 is the primary regulation that covers medical retention standards for soldiers.
Deployability Determination
- Commanders can make deployability determinations for MRC 3 DL codes 1, 2, and MRC 4 only.
Medical Readiness Categories (MRC)
- Soldiers awaiting mask inserts but who completed all medical readiness requirements should be classified in MRC 2.
- A soldier with a temporary profile lasting five days, while fulfilling all medical readiness requirements, should be placed in MRC 1.
Medical Readiness Assessment Tool (MRAT)
- MRAT serves as an effective tool for identifying trends affecting unit health.
- Resources in the Commander Portal allow access to MRAT Leader Tool graphs for trend analysis.
Profile Requirements
- Permanent 2 profiles signed by the profiling officer require a second physician's signature for validation.
- Active Duty Commanders must review temporary profiles within 14 days per AR 40-502.
Access and Roles
- Unit command support staff have "View Access" to Individual Medical Readiness (IMR) data and a limited view of soldier profiles.
- Leaders must provide deployability determinations transparently to depict unit readiness accurately.
Future Trends and Communication
- "Manage Deployability” in the Commander Portal shows future trends for proactive command action.
- DA Form 3349 is used primarily as a communication tool among the profiling officer, Soldier, and commander regarding duty limitations.
Non-Deployable Status Reasons
- A postpartum operational deferment should be classified as an administrative reason for non-deployable status.
Population for Improvement
- MRC 3 population is the most actionable group for improving unit deployability rates.
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Test your knowledge on Deployment Limiting codes (DL codes) with this flashcard quiz. Match each code to its appropriate description and enhance your understanding of personnel readiness in military settings. Perfect for those involved in military training and readiness assessment.
