FEMORS Victim Identification Program Self-Assessment

FEMORS Victim Identification Program Self-Assessment

There is no time limit to complete 15 multiple choices and true/false questions. You must obtain an 80% or higher to receive the completion certificate. You will have a total of 5 chances to pass the assessment. If you have questions about content, please email uf-femors@ufl.edu.

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The data system FEMORS uses to assist local Medical Examiners during a Mass Fatality Incident is the VIP. VIP is short for:(Required)
Antemortem record numbers are generated automatically by the computer program. What does the “RM” part of the number represent?(Required)
Postmortem record numbers are auto generated by the system as remains are accepted into the morgue for examination. What does the “MRN” part of this number represent?(Required)
Program navigation for VIP Interview Forms, Personal Effects/Jewelry Reports, Find Requests, Foreign and General Reports can be found on the:(Required)
Information regarding whether the missing person was traveling alone, with an individual or a group is located on the _____________ page.(Required)
One of the most important pages of information in the Family Interview 8-page, is the Medical History page.(Required)
The missing person’s age, address, marital status, education, informant, and living parent’s information is listed on the ____________ page.(Required)
Navigating to the Pathology, Radiology, and Personal Effects sections of the VIP can be found on the _________ of the VIP.(Required)
Which of the following sections collect data in both the Antemortem Family Interview and the Postmortem Body Exam sections?(Required)
When importing images into a Postmortem record, you can import either a single image or multiple images at one time.(Required)
Unidentified recovered remains are tracked in the ___________ section of VIP until they are identified and released.(Required)
The collection of forms printed and used for the examination of remains is called a Disaster Victim Packet, abbreviated as DVP.(Required)
VIP includes a section called "Special Operations," which contains modules for:(Required)
When taking calls from families reporting a missing person, the first information to collect is the missing person's name and the caller's contact information.(Required)
During a deployment supporting a local Medical Examiner, FEMORS MIC team members are responsible for:(Required)