AR 40-501 - California National Guard

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HIVhuman immunodeficiency virusHHSHealth and Human ServicesHPSPHealth Professions Scholarship ProgramHPVhuman papiloma virusHQheadquartersHQDAHeadquarters, Department of the ArmyHRCHuman Resources CommandHRRhealth readiness recordHSheat strokeIBAindividual body armorICDInternational Classification of DiseaseIDidentificationIDTinactive duty trainingIFRFindividual flying records folderIMimmunizationIMRindividual medical readinessIMTinitial military trainingINinchISOInternational Organization for StandardizationJCACHOJoint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare OrganizationsAR 40–501 • 14 December 2007133
JFTRJoint Federal Travel RegulationLASEKlaser epithelial keratomileusisLASIKlaser assisted in situ keratomileusisLBEload bearing equipmentLDLlow density lipoproteinLOCloss of consciousnessLODline of dutymminutesMAAGmilitary assistance advisory groupMDRBMedical Duty Review BoardMEBmedical evaluation boardMEDCENmedical centerMEDDACmedical department activityMEDPROSMedical Protection SystemMEPCOMU.S. Military Entrance Processing CommandMEPSmilitary entrance processing stationsMETSmetabolic equivalentsMFFmilitary freefallmgmilligrammg/dlmilligrams per deciliter134 AR 40–501 • 14 December 2007
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Army Regulation 40-501Medical Servi
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HeadquartersDepartment of the ArmyW
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Contents—ContinuedVascular system
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Contents—ContinuedChapter 7Physic
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Contents—ContinuedTable ListTable
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(See AR 40-29/NAVMEDCOMINST 6120.2/
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listed in paragraphs 2-3 through 2-
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d. Current or history of hearing ai
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82), hip (718.85), ankle and foot (
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. However, for entrance into USMA o
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anch block (426.2), Mobitz type II
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81) that interfere with normal func
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j. Current or history of congenital
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uniform or protective equipment, or
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Table 2-2Military acceptable weight
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d. Cirrhosis of the liver with recu
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q. Salt-wasting congenital adrenal
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a. Active eye disease or any progre
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(3) Angina pectoris in association
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c. The following profile guidelines
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. All primary muscle disorders incl
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v. Pemphigus. Not responsive to tre
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(2) Asthma. (See para 3-27a.)(3) Al
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(4) Soldiers will be referred to an
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Chapter 4Medical Fitness Standards
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4-7. EarsThe causes of medical unfi
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(2) Manifest refractive error. Refr
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d. Acute, recurrent sinusitis or ch
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4-24. Skin and cellular tissuesThe
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. The attending FS/APA/AMNP/AME mak
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Reconnaissance and Surveillance Lea
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n. Lungs and chest wall. Paragraph
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c. Determination of whether of any
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a. Abdomen and gastrointestinal sys
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. Asplenic Soldiers are disqualifie
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assigned overseas but should not be
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aggravate the condition and result
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l o c a l F S / A P A / A M N P / A
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Allied documents designed for the s
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(1) Administratively restricted fro
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and will not be aggravated by aviat
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6-20. Waiver and suspension authori
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as “no field duty,” or “no ov
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this regulation. The approving auth
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organic solvent vapors above permis
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Page 115 and 116: Chapter 9Army Reserve Medical Exami
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Page 135 and 136: DD Form 2795Pre-Deployment Health A
Page 137 and 138: GlossarySection IAbbreviationsAAaer
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