Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center (CRDAMC) HQ Promotion Board Practice Test

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• Who was Richard Cavazos?
• How is palatable water best described?
• What does SERE stand for?
• What is a potential outcome of effectively conducting an AAR?
• Which of the following is a protected category under Equal Opportunity (EO)?
• What is a preparatory command?
• What do supplementary commands typically consist of?
• How long is Army property accounted for?
• What regulation outlines media engagement policies?
• For what purpose is a grid system used in map reading?
• What is the proper masking procedure?
• What is the objective of first aid?
• Which action is part of the SPORTS technique?
• What are the three methods for teaching drill and ceremony?
• What does AAR stand for in military training?
• How is sexual harassment defined?
• Which warrior ethos specifically supports the personnel recovery program?
• What is a command of execution?
• When does PMCS need to be performed?
• In what situation might a soldier choose the unrestricted reporting option for SHARP complaints?
• What are the levels of MOPP?
• Which Army Corps was created in 1943?
• How many amendments have there been to the Constitution?
• Which of the following is an example of a combined command?
• What is the primary definition of leadership in a military context?
• When unsure of an answer in a military context, what is a useful strategy?
• What are the primary types of sexual harassment?
• Which army regulation details the function of training units?
• What is considered the oldest part of the Army?
• What are the training phases of H2F?
• Which of the following stages in counseling involves the actual discussion with the subordinate?
• How is AER funded?
• Which regulations cover PRT?
• What does field sanitation aim to achieve?
• How close will a six-digit grid on a map get you to a location?
• In what scenario is a command of execution most critical?
• What are the 5 domains of H2F?
• What significant territory did the United States acquire from France in 1803?
• Who is recognized as the first Commander in Chief of the United States Army?
• What role does the Command Supply Discipline Program (CSDP) play in the Army?
• What are the steps included in the Troop Leading Procedures (TLPs)?
• What is one of the crucial elements of the Army's personnel recovery program?
• What is the total number of degrees on a compass?
• Which foot is considered the leading foot when marching?
• What are the fundamental components of proper marksmanship?
• What does MOPP stand for?
• When should heat injury prevention measures be implemented?
• Which statement is true regarding the response to a casualty?
• What is the role of the Victim Advocate (VA)?
• What is NOT a right when interacting with the media?
• What is the motto of AER?
• What is the form number for a permanent hand receipt?
• What does the abbreviation PAO stand for in a military context?
• What is NOT a purpose of an After Action Review (AAR)?
• What behavior is emphasized in the Army regarding the treatment of others?
• What regulation covers UCMJ?
• Why is it important to keep immunizations up to date?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the four crucial factors in staying healthy?
• What symbol represents vegetation on a map?
• What is the interest rate for AER loans?
• What is the initiative created by the Sergeant Major of the Army Grinston focused on unit cohesion and readiness?
• When was the American flag dedicated?
• What does ASAP stand for?
• What is the motto of the Army?
• What is the definition of an expendable item?
• Which type of leak is characterized by actively dripping fluid?
• What does PMCS stand for?
• What does UCMJ stand for?
• Who serves as the Sexual Assault Response Coordinator (SARC)?
• What changes when giving a preparatory command and a command of execution?
• Who serves as CRDAMC's Equal Opportunity representative?
• Which terrain feature is described as a small hill?
• What are the five F's of Field Sanitation?
• What form is used for an Article 15?
• What does CBRNE stand for?
• What is the minimal amount of points required for each category in the ACFT?
• Which choice best represents the concept of sexual harassment?
• For an unrestricted SHARP claim, who can a soldier report to?
• What does SHARP stand for?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the movement techniques used in combat?
• What is the main purpose of counseling in a leadership context?
• When under attack, when should the warning be given?
• What should you do immediately after interacting with the media?
• What regulation covers the Total Army Sponsorship Program?
• What does TCCC stand for?
• What historical event marked the beginning of the Revolutionary War?
• What are the two SHARP reporting styles?
• Who is the person that is always in sync during marching?
• In female Class A uniforms, where should the belt tab be positioned?
• What must a soldier do regarding safety in the consumption of alcohol?
• What is covered in ADP 1-0?
• What is the function of JSLIST?
• When was the Army Medical Department (AMEDD) created?
• What are the types of Article 15s?
• How is 'capillary bleeding' typically characterized?
• Which of the following is NOT a common malfunction when firing a weapon?
• Which statement best describes the relationship between health and performance?
• What does PMI stand for related to marksmanship?
• Who holds the position of PAO at Carl R. Darnall Army Medical Center?
• How is counseling defined in a military context?
• What is the main cause of the majority of accidents in the Army?
• What is one purpose of a preparatory command?
• How many streamers are on the American flag?
• What is the significance of water discipline in military operations?
• Should a casualty be given anything to drink?
• Before signing a hand receipt, what is the recommended action?
• Who is authorized to wear the insignia of the branch on their patrol cap?
• What is the first step to water procurement?
• Which regulation addresses the appearance of the Army uniform?
• What are the phases of Tactical Combat Casualty Care?
• Who is the current Secretary of the Army?
• According to Army values, what is a critical component of service members' character?
• What is a common sign of heat exhaustion?
• What are the benefits of supplementary commands in military operations?
• What should be done immediately after identifying a malfunction while firing a weapon?
• Which organization is most associated with providing financial assistance to soldiers in need?
• What is included in the prep drills?
• What is the primary purpose of a recon patrol mission?
• What does FLIPL stand for in Army terminology?
• What are the forms of a chemical agent?
• Whose program is the Physical Readiness Training (PRT) program?
• How long should an individual wait after consuming alcohol before operating a motor vehicle?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of bleeding?
• What is the primary mission of the ASAP program?
• How should you read a map for proper orientation?
• On what date was the Declaration of Independence signed?
• Who was identified as the Army's first trainer?
• How can contour lines be represented on a map?
• What term describes commands given simultaneously to a group?
• When was the United States Army officially established?
• Which of the following is considered a supplementary terrain feature?
• What does the acronym CLP stand for?
• What are the three types of North discussed?
• What are the authorized color shades of nail polish for female soldiers?
• What does the 'S' in LDRSHIP stand for?
• What does the service strip on a uniform sleeve represent?
• When did the new CRDAMC hospital break ground?
• What does ACES stand for?
• Who can a soldier report a restricted SHARP claim to?
• What is the purpose of Combat Casualty Evacuation Care?
• What does the acronym SPORTS represent in marksmanship?
• What are examples of minor terrain features?
• How often should PMCS be done on equipment?
• Which color on a map represents water?
• In what year was the Women's Army Corps established?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the three types of counselings?
• Trigger squeeze is considered a fundamental of what?
• What are the three types of bleeding?
• Which of the following represents a foundational principle of the Army?
• On what date was Pearl Harbor bombed?
• What is the primary focus of Tactical Combat Casualty Care (TCCC)?
• What does the acronym CSDP represent?
• If a soldier fails or refuses to participate in ASAP, what is the likely outcome?
• Which of the following is NOT one of the stages of counseling?
• What is the purpose of a declination diagram found on maps?
• What does H2F stand for?
• What is considered the number one threat to a casualty's life?
• Which regulation governs the use of weapons?
• In which war did Barron Frederick von Steuben serve as a military officer?
• Which term is closely associated with safety procedures?
• What type of assistance does AER offer?
• How is stress best defined?
• What is the title of the Sergeant Major of the Army?
• What does the acronym LDRSHIP represent?
• Which command is emphasized in the role of platoon leaders?
• Which of the following is NOT a prep drill exercise?
• How should the belt tab be worn for male Class A uniforms?
• What exercise is performed as part of a prep drill to enhance flexibility?
• Why is conserving water emphasized in military training?
• Which of the following is included in the marksmanship fundamentals?
• Who is the Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces?
• What document preceded the United States Constitution?
• What is the CRDAMC Hospital Motto?
• What is an Article 15?
• Which regulation is associated with training units?
• Who is recognized as the most decorated soldier in the Army's history?
• What does the declination on a map indicate?
• Which publication covers field sanitation practices?
• How long does a sponsor have to contact a soldier after notification?
• In which context is Tactical Field Care applied?
• What was the primary purpose of the Articles of Confederation?
• What is the method used to determine levels of consciousness?
• Whose kit is utilized when treating a casualty?
• How many articles are in UCMJ?
• Why is a soldier's appearance considered important?
• What does the acronym DNBI stand for?
• What is the Army Medicine Motto?
• What should soldiers know about the awards on their uniform?
• What types of wars did Richard Cavazos serve in?
• Where should the platoon leader ideally position themselves?
• What are the four rest positions that can be given at the halt?
• Which of the following is vital for maintaining mental health?
• What defines potable water?
• What does ADRP stand for?
• What are the general rules for appointing a sponsor?
• What is one of the three rules of water discipline?
• What is a primary quality expected from military personnel regarding their appearance?
• What is the main purpose of the Individual First Aid Kit (IFAK)?
• When was Fort Cavazos officially renamed?
• What does IFAK stand for?
• What are the major terrain features identified in map reading?
• What is the maximum allowable hair length for braids and ponytails in the Army?
• What is the name of the form used for counseling in the Army?
• What does the acronym COOL stand for?
• Which of the following is NOT included in the cycles of function when using a weapon?
• What is a key reason for achieving overall fitness in the Army?
• In terms of safety, what is a common theme in Army training?
• Which of the following is a key focus of first aid?
• Which of the following cycles of function directly involves the action of getting a round ready to fire?
• When passing the colors, when is the hand salute rendered?
• Which of the following best describes the phase "Care Under Fire" in TCCC?
• Which regulation pertains to military justice?
• Who is appointed a sponsor?
• What is the primary purpose of the Army safety program?
• Which firing position is NOT one of the standard positions?
• What type of sexual harassment involves physical contact?
• Which of the following is NOT a type of heat injury?
• In terms of military uniforms, what is one aspect regulated by AR 670-1?
• What year did the Louisiana Purchase occur?
• Who authored the "blue book" that served as a guide for training US troops?
• What was the bloodiest conflict in American history?
• What date is referred to as D-Day in World War II?
• What factor contributes to maintaining personal hygiene?
• What are the two holds of a compass?
• What does METL stand for?
• Which category is NOT typically included in protected EO categories?
• What are the three types of leaks?
• Which command indicates a pause and prepares for the next action?
• Which of the following represents one of the Army leadership attributes?
• What should be done to manage a bleeding casualty?
• What is the first step of reading a map?
• What factor is NOT considered in the identification stage of counseling?