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BUMEDINST 6550-9A Hospital Corpsman Sickcall Screeners Handbook
By Naval Hospital Great Lakes
215 pages 1999

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Introduction
"Desert Storm" demonstrated once again that Navy Hospital Corpsmen are vital members of the Health Care 
Delivery Team. Their responsibilities and roles are expanding as are the demands placed on them to provide 
quality health care. In order to meet these demands and better prepare Hospital Corpsmen, training is a 
necessity. The Sick Call Screeners Course is such a program and is directed at the junior Hospital Corpsmen 
(E-2 to E-4). Here the Corpsmen are exposed to clinical subjects taught by a staff of highly skilled personnel 
(Physicians, Nurses, Physician Assistants, and Independent Duty Corpsmen). The goals and objectives of this 
course are:

		1. To give the Corpsmen a better understanding of the clinical aspects of medicine in a
		 Military Sick Call setting.

		2. To expose corpsmen to the techniques of obtaining a history, performing a physical exam
		 and recording their findings in an outpatient record.

		3. To learn the signs, symptoms and therapy for medical problems that are common to
		 military sickcall.

Course Description
The Military Sick Call Screeners Course is divided into modules that cover specific areas of medicine. The topics 
include: Dermatology, Eye, ENT, Neurology, Cardiology, Pulmonary, Gastrointestinal, Orthopedics, Sexually 
Transmitted Diseases, Infectious Diseases, Endocrinology, and Pharmacology. Each module contains sections on
anatomy and physical examination and a number of common medical problems presented in a SOAP format.

The course is designed to be presented over a period of eighty hours. Written test and quizzes, a mid-term and a 
comprehensive final exam will be given. A practical examination will also be used to evaluate the student’s ability 
to perform a physical examination.

Instructors will draw upon personal knowledge and experience and demonstrate the physical examination 
techniques required for each section.

Table of Contents

Introduction
Course Description
	Utilization of Military Sick Call Screeners
	SOAP Note
	Orthopedics
	The Eye
	Dermatology
	Ear, Nose, and Throat
	Respiratory System
	The Heart and Blood Vessels
	Neurologic System
	Gastrointestinal System
	Genitourinary System
	Sexually Transmitted Disease
	Endocrine System
	Pharmacology - Medical Therapeutics
Lesson Training Guides (LTGs)
	Examination of the Abdominal Region
	Cardiovascular Disorder and Exam Techniques
	Dermatology Disorders and Examination
	GI, GU, STD Disorders
	HEENT Disorders and Exam
	Immunizations
	Your Command: Student Handout, Laboratory
	Male Genitalia
	Examination of the Musculoskeletal System
	Mental Status and Neurological Exam
	Your Command: Student Handout, Pharmacy
	SOAP Note
	Taking a Medical History
	Thorax, Lungs, and Respiratory Disorders
		
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