What are the 4 different restrictions that can be placed on an AF Form 469?

• A. Duty, Mobility, Fitness, Pregnancy
• B. Duty, Mobility, Fitness
• C. Deployment, Travel, Fitness, Pregnancy
• D. Duty, Mobility, Training, Medical

Answer: (A)

The form is used to capture four distinct types of medical restrictions that affect what a member can do in their duties and training. The four categories are duty restrictions, mobility restrictions, fitness restrictions, and pregnancy restrictions.

Duty restrictions limit the specific duties or tasks a member can perform, guiding supervisors to reallocate duties or adjust workload to keep the member safe and effective. Mobility restrictions pertain to movement and the ability to travel or be deployed; they influence where and how a member can operate. Fitness restrictions cover participation in physical training and activities, ensuring safe exertion levels and preventing injury. Pregnancy restrictions are specific accommodations or limitations during pregnancy to protect both mother and fetus, often affecting job tasks, exposure to hazards, or required accommodations.

These four areas together provide a complete picture of the medical constraints for planning duty assignments and training. Other options mix in categories like deployment, travel, training, or generic medical, which are not the four categories listed on AF Form 469.