Which item in the MEB package contains notes created by providers after a service member's visit for consultation or treatment?

• A. Consultation Reports
• B. Narrative Summary
• C. AF Form 469
• D. Standardized MEB Checklist

Answer: (A)

The main idea here is identifying where provider notes from a post-visit encounter are stored in the MEB package. After a service member visits for consultation or treatment, the clinician creates notes detailing what was done, the findings, the assessment, and any recommended plan. These post-visit notes are called Consultation Reports. They capture the actual encounter and the professional’s input from that visit, which the MEB team relies on to understand the clinical reasoning and next steps.

The Narrative Summary, by contrast, is a broader synthesis of the member’s medical history and current status used to frame the entire MEB, not the day-to-day notes from a specific visit. AF Form 469 is a form documenting duty limitations and medical eligibility, not the clinical notes. The Standardized MEB Checklist is a procedural tool to ensure all required items are present, not the provider’s visit notes.