The flight operational medicine program (FOMP) is split into which two programs?

• A. Flight + Operational Medicine Clinic (FOMC) and Base Operational Medicine Clinic (BOMC)
• B. Flight Clinic and Operational Medicine Base Clinic
• C. Operational Flight Medicine and Base Health Clinic
• D. Flight Medicine and Operational Readiness Clinic

Answer: (A)

The arrangement being tested is that the flight operational medicine program is divided into two clinics: the Flight + Operational Medicine Clinic and the Base Operational Medicine Clinic. The Flight + Operational Medicine Clinic focuses on aircrew and flight-related medical readiness, handling issues that arise in the flight environment and ensuring pilots and crew are medically prepared for operations. The Base Operational Medicine Clinic serves the broader base population, supporting general operational readiness and medical support for units and base activities. Together, these two clinics make up the program. The other options don’t use the established clinic names that reflect this split, so they don’t fit the standard structure.