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| Med Board Manual Number = ? |
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| First revision to the Physical Disability Evaluation System Manual since? |
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| Physical Disability Evaluation System Manual Introduces the new ___________________ |
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| Temporary Limited Duty policy |
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| Medical Board Report Cover Sheet form number = ? |
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| Introduces requirement to provide to this Formal Board ______ as background material to consider during deliberations |
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| prior Informal Physical Evaluation Board findings |
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| Medical Evaluation Board replaces _____, aligning our terminology with the other Armed Services |
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| Informal Physical Evaluation Board replaces ______ aligning our terminology with the other Armed Services |
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| Central Physical Evaluation Board |
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| _____________is introduced as a term to be used exclusively by medical officers in the field when making duty status determinations. Use of this term replaces Fit For Duty, where applicable, to eliminate the confusion that exists from using Fit For Duty at both the clinic and Board levels. |
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| __________ is introduced as a term to be used exclusively by medical officers in the field when making duty status determinations. Use of this term replaces Not Fit For Duty, where applicable, to eliminate the confusion that exists from using Not Fit For Duty at both the clinic and Board levels. |
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| Available For Limited Duty |
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| _________ and _________are determinations that may be made by a Physical Disability Evaluation Board only. A finding of Not Fit For Retention, a conclusion drawn by a Medical Evaluation Board report, may or may not indicate an individual is ___________ according to the Physical Disability Evaluation Board System. |
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Fit For Duty and Not Fit For Duty;
Not Fit for Duty |
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| _____________is introduced as a duty status to be used judiciously by medical officers in the field. It requires the medical officer to have an expectation of the individual’s short-term (less than 6 – 9 months) recovery outlook. This status provides visibility at the Personnel Command level of those individuals who may eventually enter the Physical Disability Evaluation System. |
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| Medical officers preparing Medical Evaluation Board reports are required to do the following: |
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1. Use the Medical Board Report Cover Sheet, CG-5684
2.Use a military psychiatrist or the combination of a military psychologist and civilian psychiatrist for mental health evaluations regarding fitness for retention determinations by a Medical Evaluation Board.
3.Use specific physical exam methodology for assessing impairments related to endocrine conditions, spinal impairments, and cardiac conditions |
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| A Disposition Medical Board or addendum are actions initiated by a ___________ |
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| Physical Disability Evaluation Board. |
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| Procedures are established and outlined for the reconsideration of findings made by an ______________ |
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| Informal Physical Evaluation Board |
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| Retention policy is better aligned with existing policy in chapter ____ of the Personnel Manual, COMDTINST M1000.6 |
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| Composition of Informal Physical Evaluation Boards is expanded to include ___________ |
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| civilians who work for the Coast Guard. |
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| Enclosure (1) (of chapter 4). This enclosure contains the rating principles found in chapter 9 of the former Manual and introduces specific criteria for rating a disability involving the _____ |
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| Injury Report for Not Misconduct and In Line of Duty Determination FORM NUMBER = ? |
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| Evaluee’s Statement Regarding the Findings of the Medical Board Report FORM NUMBER = ? |
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| Medical Board Report Cover Sheet FORM NUMER = ? |
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| Coast Guard Physical Disability Evaluation Board Findings and Recommended Disposition NUMBER = ? |
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| Medical Record Narrative Summary (Clinical Resume) FORM NUMBER = ? |
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| _____ AND ______ are not supported by the Coast Guard but will be accepted from other agencies as part of a Medical Evaluation Board. FORM NUMBERS = ? |
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| DA Form 3947 and AF Form 618 |
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| OVERVIEW OF PHYSICAL DISABILITY EVALUATION SYSTEM chapter = ? |
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| DEFINITIONS, PRESUMPTIONS, AND POLICIES chapter = ? |
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| MEDICAL EVALUATION BOARD chapter = ? |
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| INFORMAL PHYSICAL EVALUATION BOARD chapter = ? |
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| FORMAL PHYSICAL EVALUATION BOARD chapter = ? |
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| PHYSICAL REVIEW COUNCIL chapter = ? |
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| PHYSICAL DISABILITY APPEAL BOARD chapter = ? |
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| TEMPORARY DISABILITY RETIRED LIST (TDRL) chapter = ? |
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| APPLICATION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS SCHEDULE FOR RATING DISABILITIES (VASRD) chapter = ? |
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| Physical disability evaluation system |
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| The PDES exists to ensure equitable application of the provisions of ______ (United states code number) which relates to the separation or retirement of military personnel by reason of physical disability. |
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| Title 10, United States Code, Chapter 61 |
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| These laws (Title 10 US code chapt. 61)provide benefits for eligible members whose military service is terminated due to a __________ and they prevent the ____________ of those members who incur a disabling injury or disease, yet remain fit for duty. |
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service-connected disability,
arbitrary separation from the service |
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| This is the first step in the PDES. A _______ is convened to conduct a thorough and expeditious evaluation of a member whose fitness for duty is questionable. (chapter _____) |
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MEB (medical evaluation board),
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| Informal Physical Evaluation Board |
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| The ______ is a standing administrative board located at CGPC and convened by precept of the Commander, CGPC. The IPEB evaluates MEBs as well as periodic evaluations of members on the TDRL. (chapter 4) |
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| The ______ is a standing board located at the CGPC and convened by precept of the Commander, CGPC. The ____ meets to evaluate the case of an evaluee who has exercised the right to demand a formal hearing subsequent to the evaluation of the case by the IPEB, or upon which the IPEB could not unanimously agree, and is a fact-finding body which evaluates the evidence presented, hears witnesses, and records their testimony so as to provide a full and fair hearing. |
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| Formal Physical Evaluation Board |
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| The _____ reviews IPEBs and FPEBs in which evaluees rebut the findings or recommended disposition. |
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| Physical Disability Appeal Board |
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| The ______ is established for the purpose of reviewing disability evaluation cases forwarded to it by the PRC. It is the final component in the system. (chapter 7) |
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the Commandant has authority to make all determinations regarding:
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a. unfitness as a basis for retirement or separation by reason of physical disability;
b. the percentage of disability at the time of retirement or separation; and
c. the entitlement to disability severance pay. |
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_______ has the following specific responsibilities relating to the PDES:
a. oversee the PDES and approve its policies; and
b. interpret and implement policies emanating from higher authority. |
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__________ is responsible for executing all aspects of the PDES, as follows:
a. develop and implement operating procedures for the PDES;
b. review IPEB and FPEB proceedings to ensure efficient, timely processing, and uniformly equitable consideration of individuals under applicable laws, policies, and directives;
c. promulgate the precepts for the IPEB, FPEB, PRC, and PDAB;
d. manage medical and complete administrative aspects of personnel on the Temporary Disability Retired List (TDRL);
e. finalize physical disability cases for the Commandant; and
f. implement personnel policy regarding the PDES. |
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| Commander, Coast Guard Personnel Command (CGPC) |
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