MCO 5000.12D
Marine Corps Policy on Pregnancy and Parenthood |
Provides the Marine Corps policy in the area of pregnancy and parenthood.
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MCO 6100.3J
Physical Fitness |
General instructions on physical fitness
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MCO 6200.4A
Marine Corps Health Promotion Program: Semper Fit |
Health Promotion
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MCO 5300.10B
Sexual Harassment |
Marine Corps policy on sexual harassment.
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MCO 6100.10B
Weight Control and Military Appearance |
Marine Corps policy on weight control and military appearance.
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AIR FORCE
INSTRUCTION 44-102
Community Health Management |
This publication provides guidance on women's health issues, including pregnancy
policies.
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AIR FORCE
INSTRUCTION 40-301
Family Advocacy |
This instruction implements AFPD 40-3, Family Advocacy Program (FAP). It
describes the responsibilities of FAP agencies and staff. It also outlines procedures for
administering the FAP. This instruction applies to all military and civilian personnel and
their dependents entitled to receive care in a militaryf acility as specified in AFI
41-115, Medical Programs and Benefits.
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AIR FORCE
INSTRUCTION 40-502
The Weight Management Program (1994) |
This instruction establishes how to administer the weight management program, measure
body fat, update the personnel data system, and destroy weight management program
documents. This instruction applies to all active duty Air Force, Air National Guard
members who are under provisions of Title 10, United States Code, and the Air Force
Reserve.
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AIR FORCE
JOINT INSTRUCTION 48-110
Immunizations and Chemoprophylaxis |
This publication provides the directive requirements for the Armed Forces Immunizations
Program, establishes general principles, procedures, policies, and responsibilities for
the immunizations program, implements Department of Defense (DoD) Instruction 6205.2,
Immunization Requirements; DoD Directive 6205.3, DoD Immunization Program for Biological
Warfare Defense; International Military Stan-dardization Agreement (STANAG 3474); and
international health regulations and requirements. This publication applies to uniformed
departments of the Air Force, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard (Active and
Reserve), nonmilitary persons under military jurisdiction, selected Federal employees, and
family members eligible for care within the military health care system.
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AIR FORCE
INSTRUCTION 48-123
Medical Examinations and Standards |
This instruction implements AFPD 48-1, Aerospace Medical Program and Department
of Defense Directive (DoDD) 1205.9, October 6, 1960, portions of DoDD 1332.18, Separation
from the Military Service by Reason of Physical Disability, February 25, 1986, and
DoDD 6130.3, Physical Standards for Appointment, Enlistment and Induction, May
1994. It establishes procedures, requirements, recording, and medical standards for
medical examinations given by the Air Force. It prescribes procedures and references the
authority for retiring, discharging, or retaining members who, because of physical
disability, are unfit to perform their duties. This instruction applies to all applicants
for military service, scholarship programs, United States Air Force Reserves (USAFR) and
Air National Guard (ANG) when published in the NGR (AF) 0-2.
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Air Force
Female Medical Standards |
A concise listing of the medical standards and disqualifying conditions for
appointment, enlistment, induction, continued military service, and for flying and special
duty personnel.
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AFI 36-2905 (2012) |
Fitness Program, 2012
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HA POLICY
93-002
Health Maintenance Care for Women |
This establishes the Department of Defense policy on health maintainence for women,
including annual examinations, mammography, and gynecologic services
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HA Policy
98-012
Policy for Promoting the Routine Use of a Folic Acid (Vitamin) Supplement |
Establishes the Department of Defense policy on Folic Acid vitamin use.
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HA Policy
99-009
Mammography Screening for Active Duty Women |
The current Department of Defense policy on routine screening mammograms.
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HA POLICY
96-030
Statutory Revision to DoD Policy Regarding Prepaid Abortions in Military Hospitals |
Current Status
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Contents - Introduction - Medical Support of Women in Field
Environments - The Prisoner of War
Experience - Routine
Care - Pap Smears - Human Papilloma Virus - Contraception - Birth Control Pills - Vulvar Disease - Vaginal Discharge - Abnormal Bleeding - Menstrual Problems - Abdominal Pain - Urination Problems - Menopause - Breast Problems - Sexual Assault - Normal Pregnancy - Abnormal Pregnancy - Normal Labor and Delivery - Problems During Labor and Delivery - Care of the Newborn
Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery
Department of the Navy
2300 E Street NW
Washington, D.C
20372-5300 |
Operational
Obstetrics & Gynecology - 2nd Edition
The Health Care of Women in Military Settings
CAPT Michael John Hughey, MC, USNR
NAVMEDPUB 6300-2C
January 1, 2000 |
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