MARSOC SERE MEDICAL SCREENING FORM

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MARSOC SERE MEDICAL SCREENING FORMPRIVACY ACT STATEMENT1. Authority: 5 U.S.C. 301, Departmental Regulations and E.O. 9397.2. Principal Purpose: To assist in determining physical suitability for participation in high-risk training.3. Routine Uses: The Blanket Routine Uses that apply at the beginning of the Department of the Navy's compilation in the FederalRegister apply.4. Mandatory or Voluntary Disclosure and Effect on Individual Not Providing Information: Providing the information isvoluntary; however, failure to do so may preclude participation in high-risk training.Revised: 01 August, 2017

NAME (LAST, FIRST, M.I.)DATEAGERANK/RATEWEIGHTARE YOU CURRENTLY IN GOOD HEALTH? (circle one)GENDER (circle one) MALEUNITYES/SSN/ FEMALENOSTUDENT PLEASE ANSWER THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS PRIOR TO REPORTINGDO YOU NOW HAVE:1. COLD or SORE THROAT, orEAR/NOSE/THROAT INFECTIONYESNOIN THE LAST YEAR, HAVE YOU HAD:18. PNEUMONIA2. LUNG DISEASE (BRONCHITIS, PNEUMONIA, or ANYOTHER RESPIRATORY CONDITION)19. MUSCLE STRAINS or SPRAINS3. TROUBLE WITH ANY JOINTS or JOINTREPLACEMENT SURGERY20. ANY SURGERIES (including LASIK, PRK, or othereye surgery)4. NECK or BACK TROUBLE (i.e., herniated/slipped discs oranything requiring physical therapy or a chiropractor)21. ANY DISLOCATIONS or FRACTURES5. ANY INFECTION (including Hepatitis, Herpes, or MRSA)HAVE YOU EVER HAD:6. SMALL POX VACCINATION WITHIN 30 DAYS or OPENLESIONS22. FRACTURES or SURGERY TO NECK or SPINE7. ANY SUTURES IN PLACE OR OPEN CUTS23. CHEST PAIN, HEART DISEASE, HIGH or LOWBLOOD PRESSURE24. ANY FACIAL INJURIES or SURGERIES8. ALLERGIES (i.e., wasp/bee/ant stings, nuts, latex, iodine,chlorine, shellfish, or any food)9. MEDICATIONS FOR ANY MEDICAL CONDITION (list allmedications being taken in the space below)10. EYE INFLAMMATION (conjunctivitis, pink eye, infection)NOYESNOYESNO25. KNEE INJURIES or SURGERIES26. ASTHMA or SLEEP APNEA11. AN INHALER or EPI-PEN REQUIREMENT27. HEMO/PNEUMOTHORAX or CHEST TRAUMA12. A HERNIA OR REPAIR WITHIN 2 MONTHS28. HEAD INJURIES or CONCUSSIONS13. HYPOGLYCEMIA (low blood sugar), DIABETES, or ANYENDOCRINE DISORDERS29. CLAUSTROPHOBIA or PANIC ATTACKS14. ACUTE or CHRONIC SKIN CONDITION30. HEAT ILLNESS or COLD INJURY15. ANY CARDIAC or VASCULAR DISORDERS (Raynaud’sDisease, etc.)FEMALES ONLY:DENTAL WORK- DO YOU NOW HAVE:YESYESNO31. IS THIS THE FIRST DAY OF LMP16. CAPS/CROWNS/DENTURES/BRIDGES/BRACES32. ARE YOU PREGNANT17. HISTORY OF JAW TROUBLE33. ARE YOU ON BIRTH CONTROL (list name)34. ARE YOU CURRENTLY ON OR HAVE YOU EVER BEEN ON LIGHT DUTY, LIMITED DUTY (LIMDU), A MEDICAL BOARD,PEB, OR HAD A WAIVER FOR ANY MEDICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION35. ARE YOU OUTSIDE OF THE HEIGHT/WEIGHT BODY FAT STANDARDS ESTABLISHED IN OPNAVINST 6110.1 SERIES36. DO YOU HAVE ANY EXISTING CONDITION (MEDICAL OR PSYCHOLOGICAL OR INJURY THAT COULD BEAGGRAVATED BY STRESS OR PRECLUDE YOU FROM PARTICIPATING IN HIGH RISK ACTIVITIESMENTAL HEALTHHAVE YOU BEEN:37. SEEN BY A MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONAL IN THE PAST 6 MONTHS FOR ANY REASON?YES38. UNDER EMOTIONAL STRAIN? (e.g. DEATH IN THE FAMILY, DIVORCE etc.)39. DIAGNOSED WITH A MENTAL HEALTH DISORDER? (including Depression, Anxiety, ADHD, or PTSD)40. RECEIVING MEDICAL TREATMENT IN THE PAST 2 WEEKS?IF YOU ANSWERED YES TO ANY OF THE ABOVE QUESTIONS, PLEASE ELABORATE BELOW BY ITEM NUMBERNO

NOTE: No contact lenses may be worn during the Field phase oftraining. Wear prescription glasses if required, but bring aninexpensive set. Bring all required medications to include inhalersand Epi-Pens if applicable.I ANSWERED THESE QUESTIONS TO THE BEST OF MY ABILITY.SIGNATURE:DATE:***EXAM MUST BE COMPLETED BY PHYSICIAN/IDC PRIOR TO REPORTING***

***EXAM MUST BE COMPLETED WITHIN 60 DAYS OF SERE START DATE***PHYSICAL EXAMNORMALABNORMALNORMALABNORMALPASSFAIL7. Has the member been prescribed anymedication(s) in the past 12-months, excludingOTC medications? If yes, explain below.YESNO8. Has the member had any conditions/hospitalizations/ new medications since lastPHA? If yes, explain below.YES1. HEAD/EYES/EARS4. ABDOMEN2. NECK / THROAT5. MUSCULOSKELETAL3. CHEST6. RESULT OF LAST PRT / PFABODY FAT %MEDICAL HISTORYVITAL SIGNS AND MEDICAL HISTORY:Temp (ºF ) / BP () / Pulse () / Resp ()Pain (circle one): None / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 / 6 / 7 / 8 / 9 / 10Past Medical Hx:NOCOMMENTS BY EXAMINING PHYSICIAN / IDC:Past Surgical Hx:Past Psychiatric Hx:Dental Hx (annotate dental procedures with corresponding tooth #):Medications (if required, member must bring to training):Allergies (incl. food): PCN / SULFA / OTHER:THIS SECTIONS CERTIFIES THAT YOU HAVE PROPERLY SCREENED THE MEMBERMEDICAL AND DENTAL RECORDS REVIEWED: YESNOEXAMINING PHYSICIAN/IDC SIGNATURE AND STAMP:EVIDENCE FOUND TO DISCONTINUE TRAINING: YESPROVIDER CLINIC PHONE:NODATE:

***BELOW FOR SERE MEDICAL STAFF ONLY ***SERE MEDICAL STAFFCOMMENTS:SIGNATURE: STAMP: DATE:SERE STUDENTI AM IN THE SAME MEDICAL, DENTAL, AND PSYCHOLOGICAL CONDITION NOW AS I WAS PRIOR TO SERE TRAINING: (circle one)YESNOIF ANSWER IS NO, PLEASE COMMENT:SIGNATURE:DATE:SERE MEDICAL OFFICER/IDCCOMMENTS:SIGNATURE:STAMP: DATE:

***exam must be completed within 60 days of sere start date*** physical exam normal abnormal normal 1. head/eyes/ears 4. abdomen 2. neck / throat 5. musculoskeletal 3. chest 6. result of last prt / pfa pass body fat % _ fail medical hi

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