FIELD MEDICAL SERVICE SCHOOL
CAMP PENDLETON, CALIFORNIA
Student Handbook
FMSS is a seven-week course of instruction designed to prepare
both Active Duty and Reserve Hospital Corpsmen and Dental Technicians for duty
with Marine Corps Operational Units.
FMST |
Title |
0101 |
Rank and Rate Structure of USMC and USN |
0103 |
Principles of Marine Corps Leadership |
0104 |
Utility Uniform and Individual Combat Equipment |
0106 |
Close Order Drill |
0201 |
Patrolling |
0202 |
Field Fortification |
0203 |
Offensive Combat |
0204 |
Defensive Combat |
0205 |
Land Navigation |
0206 |
Field Communications |
0207 |
Five Paragraph Order |
0208 |
Antipersonnel Devices |
0209 |
M9 Service Pistol Familiarization |
0209 |
M16A2 Assault Rifle Familiarization |
0212 |
M40 Gas Mask |
0213 |
NBC Personal Protective Equipment |
0214 |
MOPP Gear Exchange & Casualty Decontamination |
0215 |
Individual Movement |
0301 |
Health Services Support within the Marine Corps Operating
Forces |
0302 |
Health Services Support for Marine Corps Missions |
0401 |
Shock Casualties |
0402 |
Burn Casualties |
0403 |
Environmental Heat Injuries |
0404 |
Environmental Cold Injuries |
0405 |
Envenomation Injuries |
0408 |
Abdominal Injuries |
0409 |
Respiratory Trauma Management |
0410 |
Emergency Cricothyroidotomy |
0411 |
Needle Thoracentesis |
0412 |
Intravenous Therapy |
0413 |
Dehydration Casualties |
0414 |
Altitude Sickness |
0415 |
Chemical Agent Casualties |
0416 |
Biological Agent Casualties |
0417 |
Radiological Warfare Casualties |
0418 |
Dental Emergencies |
0420 |
MOLLE Medical Bag |
0421 |
Suture Materials and Techniques |
0422 |
Casualty Assessment |
0423 |
Hemorrhage Control |
0424 |
Injury Mechanisms from Conventional Weapons |
0426 |
Endotracheal Intubation |
0501 |
Battalion Aid Station Procedures |
0502 |
Casualty Triage |
0503 |
Casualty Evacuation |
0601 |
Field Food Service |
0602 |
Water Purification |
0603 |
Field Waste Disposal |
0604 |
Foot Care in the Field |
0605 |
Diseases of Operational Importance |
0606 |
Medical Intelligence |
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Camouflage,
Cover and Concealment |
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Combat
Formations and Signals |
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Operational Medicine 2001
Health Care in Military Settings
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Medical Procedures
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The Library ·
Equipment
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Patient Transport
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Medical Force
Protection ·
Operational Safety ·
Operational
Settings ·
Special
Operations ·
Humanitarian
Missions ·
Instructions/Orders ·
Other Agencies ·
Video Gallery
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Phone Consultation
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Forms ·
Web Links ·
Acknowledgements
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Operational
Medicine
Health Care in Military Settings
CAPT Michael John Hughey, MC, USNR
NAVMED P-5139
January 1, 2001 |
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