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What is the main purpose of the Air Force's (AF) occupational and environmental health (OEH) program?

• To promote and sustain a medically ready force

• To increase military spending

• To develop new military technologies

• To train soldiers in combat techniques

According to Air Force Instruction (AFI) 48-145, what is the process of determining the level of risk to health called?

• Health risk assessment (HRA)

• Health risk management (HRM)

• Health risk evaluation (HRE)

• Health risk analysis (HRA)

Which of the following is NOT one of the four aerospace medicine mission areas linked to the AF OEH program?

• Promote and sustain a medically ready force

• Prevent illness and injury

• Restore health

• Develop new military strategies

What does the AF OEH program seek to identify and assess in the workplace and community environments?

• Health hazards and associated health risks

• Military strategies and tactics

• Economic impacts of military operations

• Environmental conservation methods

What document provides foundational instructions for overall AF OEH program implementation procedures?

• AFI 48-145

• AFI 48-150

• AFI 48-160

• AFI 48-170

What does BE stand for in the context of the AF OEH program?

• Biomedical Engineering

• Bioenvironmental Engineering

• Basic Engineering

• Biological Engineering

Which Air Force Manual is referenced for the installation hazardous material management program (HMMP)?

• AFMAN 32-7001

• AFMAN 32-7002

• AFMAN 32-7003

• AFMAN 32-7004

Which title of the Code of Federal Regulations deals with protecting human health and welfare as related to the workplace?

• Title 10

• Title 29

• Title 40

• Title 49

Which federal agency is responsible for environmental regulations?

• Department of Transportation (DOT)

• Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)

• Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

• Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

What is the primary role of the Department of Defense issuances?

• To issue policy, guidance, and instructions to the DOD components

• To create and enforce rules and regulations

• To manage hazardous material programs

• To oversee workplace-specific occupational health