1. What is the most dangerous and difficult aspects of a military nursing career?

a. Caring for deployed members of the military during wartime

b. Caring not only physical needs but also emotional and mental being
c. Lifesaving skills are essential to pursue a military nursing career

Answer: A
Rationale: it’s not uncommon for military nurses to work right alongside military personnel
in warzone. this often includes treating severe life threatening injuries such as gunshot
wounds or lost limbs.
2. What is required to become a military nurse?
a. Nursing degree
b. National council licensure
c. Officer training through the branch of the military that you wish to serve in.
d. All of the above
Answer: A
Rationale: nursing degree and nursing council licensure is the main requirement for military
nursing as well as officer training, this training educates you on leadership skills and military
life.
3. She formed the first nucleus of a recognized nursing service for the british army in the Crimean
war in 1854
a. Virginia Henderson
b. Hildegard Peplau
c Fay Abdella
d.Florence Nightingale
Answer: D
Rationale: Florence Nightingale is the first nucleus of a recognized nursing service for the
British army in the Crimean war in 1854.following the war she fought to institute the
employment of women nurses in military hospitals
 Post test

1All are privileges and benefits of a military nurse except

a. High salary rate and allowance according to rank

b. Opportunity to travel abroad
c. Limited medical benefits for parents, dependents, authorized relatives with
specialist care
d. Opportunity to attend gala, social functions and parade

Answer: C

Rationale: All are correct except c because medical benefits are free for parents,
dependents, authorized relatives with specialist care

2.All are Qualification for call to active duty ( CAD) except

a. Must be commissioned
b. Must have been cleared by appropriate security agency
c. Must have at least one year nursing experienc3 in a reputable health agency
d. Must have knowledge of new developments in the nursing field
Answer : d
Rationale : all are qualifications of CAD except d which is qualifications for general
duty nurs

3.Commission in the reserve force nurse corps must satisfy the following height requirements

a. Minimum of sixty two (62) inches for males and minimum of sixty (60) inches for females
b. Minimum of sixty three (63) inches for males and minimum of sixty one (61) inches for females
c. Minimum of sixty one (61) inches for males and minimum of sixty (60) inches for females
d. Minimum of sixty four (62) inches for males and minimum of sixty three (63) inches for females
Answer A
Rationale : Minimum of sixty two (62) inches for males and minimum of sixty (60) inches for
females is required for Commission in the reserve force nurse corps for the height
requirements

4.What is the age requirement to qualify for Commission in the reserve force nurse corps?

a. not be more than thirty-three (33) years of age at the time of commission
b. not be more than thirty two (32) years of age at the time of commission
c. not be more than thirty five (35) years of age at the time of commission
d. not be more than thirty 30 (30) years of age at the time of commission

Answer A
Rationale : not be more than thirty two (32) years of age is needed to be able to qualify for the
commission in the reserve force nurse corps
5.for Commission in the reserve force nurse corps must be skillful in the following except:
a. applying the nursing process in meeting health/nursing needs of
individuals/families/groups/communities
b. communicating and relating with others
c. must demonstrate ability to perform comprehensive nursing care
d. making sound/rational judgement in a given situation

Answer: C
Rationale: for Commission in the reserve force nurse corps must be skillful in the following expect c
which is the qualification for general duty nurse.