Which five clinics are within the Medical Operations Squadron?

• A. Emergency Room and Surgical Services
• B. Primary Care, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Radiology, and OB/GYN
• C. Primary Care, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Mental Health, and OB/GYN
• D. Primary Care, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Mental Health, and OB/GYN

Answer: (D)

The key idea is which outpatient clinics are organized under the Medical Operations Squadron to deliver routine, non-emergency care. The five clinics that fit this scope are Primary Care, Pediatrics, Internal Medicine, Mental Health, and OB/GYN. These represent the core outpatient services that handle daily patient care across ages and needs: Primary Care for general and preventive care, Pediatrics for children, Internal Medicine for adults, Mental Health for behavioral health, and OB/GYN for women’s health and obstetrics. Diagnostic imaging like Radiology is a specialty department rather than a clinic delivering general outpatient care, and Emergency Room or Surgical Services cover acute or specialty care outside the MOS outpatient clinic set.